2010 Week 8

Wk08	Team (Record, SOS) [BCS]
1	Auburn (8-0, 24) [1]
2	Missouri (7-0, 62) [6]
3	Michigan State (8-0, 67) [5]
4	TCU (8-0, 86) [4]
5	Boise State (6-0, 90) [3]
6	Oregon (7-0, 93) [2]
7	Utah (7-0, 117) [8]
8	Oklahoma (6-1, 20) [9]
9	Arizona (6-1, 33) [15]
10	LSU (7-1, 30) [12]
11	Stanford (6-1, 31) [13]
12	Alabama (7-1, 57) [7]
13	Nebraska (6-1, 52) [14]
14	Oklahoma State (6-1, 54) [17]
15	Ohio State (7-1, 80) [11]
16	Florida State (6-1, 72) [16]
17	Wisconsin (7-1, 75) [10]
18	Miami (Fla.) (5-2, 14) [22]
19	Nevada (6-1, 103) [24]
20	South Carolina (5-2, 17) [20]
21	Southern California (5-2, 21) [NR]
22	Arkansas (5-2, 28) [19]
23	Hawaii (6-2, 49) [NR]
24	Mississippi State (6-2, 51) [21]
25	Iowa (5-2, 59) [18]
26	N Carolina St (5-2, 50) [NR]
27	Virginia Tech (6-2, 79) [23]
28	Kansas State (5-2, 66) [NR]
29	Navy (5-2, 68) [NR]
30	East Carolina (5-2, 63) [NR]
31	Maryland (5-2, 71) [NR]
32	Michigan (5-2, 74) [NR]
33	California (4-3, 12) [NR]
34	Temple (6-2, 96) [NR]
35	West Virginia (5-2, 99) [NR]
36	Baylor (6-2, 100) [25]
37	Illinois (4-3, 13) [NR]
38	Syracuse (5-2, 94) [NR]
39	UCF (5-2, 112) [NR]
40	Northern Illinois (6-2, 114) [NR]
41	North Carolina (4-3, 16) [NR]
42	San Diego St. (5-2, 110) [NR]
43	Florida (4-3, 23) [NR]
44	Air Force (5-3, 34) [NR]
45	Pittsburgh (4-3, 25) [NR]
46	Oregon State (3-3, 1) [NR]
47	Northwestern (5-2, 111) [NR]
48	Texas (4-3, 27) [NR]
49	Southern Miss (5-2, 116) [NR]
50	Fresno State (5-2, 115) [NR]
51	Troy (4-2, 105) [NR]
52	Penn State (4-3, 38) [NR]
53	Clemson (4-3, 53) [NR]
54	Toledo (5-3, 46) [NR]
55	Texas Tech (4-3, 47) [NR]
56	Texas A&M (4-3, 69) [NR]
57	South Florida (4-3, 85) [NR]
58	Georgia Tech (5-3, 98) [NR]
59	Rutgers (4-3, 83) [NR]
60	Iowa St. (4-4, 7) [NR]
61	Georgia (4-4, 32) [NR]
62	Notre Dame (4-4, 22) [NR]
63	Arizona State (3-4, 8) [NR]
64	Louisville (4-3, 102) [NR]
65	Tulsa (4-3, 97) [NR]
66	Indiana (4-3, 91) [NR]
67	Washington (3-4, 2) [NR]
68	Army (4-3, 101) [NR]
69	Ohio (5-3, 118) [NR]
70	Houston (4-3, 104) [NR]
71	UCLA (3-4, 4) [NR]
72	Idaho (4-3, 108) [NR]
73	Colorado (3-4, 10) [NR]
74	UTEP (5-3, 120) [NR]
75	Purdue (4-3, 95) [NR]
76	Kentucky (4-4, 41) [NR]
77	Cincinnati (3-4, 40) [NR]
78	SMU (4-4, 55) [NR]
79	Mississippi (3-4, 42) [NR]
80	Miami (Ohio) (4-4, 70) [NR]
81	Connecticut (3-4, 73) [NR]
82	La.-Monroe (3-4, 60) [NR]
83	Louisiana Tech (3-4, 77) [NR]
84	Florida International (2-4, 56) [NR]
85	Virginia (3-4, 87) [NR]
86	Brigham Young (3-5, 15) [NR]
87	Tulane (3-4, 84) [NR]
88	Tennessee (2-5, 9) [NR]
89	W. Michigan (3-4, 106) [NR]
90	Kent State (3-4, 113) [NR]
91	Wake Forest (2-5, 29) [NR]
92	M. Tenn. St. (3-4, 119) [NR]
93	Vanderbilt (2-5, 35) [NR]
94	Boston College (2-5, 48) [NR]
95	Utah St. (2-5, 44) [NR]
96	Arkansas State (3-5, 82) [NR]
97	Buffalo (2-5, 45) [NR]
98	UAB (2-5, 58) [NR]
99	Wyoming (2-6, 6) [NR]
100	Colorado St. (2-6, 11) [NR]
101	La.-Lafayette (2-5, 81) [NR]
102	Fla. Atlantic (1-5, 61) [NR]
103	Kansas (2-5, 92) [NR]
104	UNLV (1-6, 19) [NR]
105	Marshall (1-6, 18) [NR]
106	Duke (1-6, 26) [NR]
107	W. Kentucky (1-6, 36) [NR]
108	Central Michigan (2-6, 89) [NR]
109	Memphis (1-6, 37) [NR]
110	Rice (2-6, 78) [NR]
111	Washington State (1-7, 3) [NR]
112	San Jose State (1-7, 5) [NR]
113	Ball State (2-6, 109) [NR]
114	Minnesota (1-7, 43) [NR]
115	New Mexico St. (1-6, 88) [NR]
116	North Texas (1-6, 107) [NR]
117	Bowling Green (1-7, 64) [NR]
118	E. Michigan (1-7, 76) [NR]
119	New Mexico (0-7, 39) [NR]
120	Akron (0-8, 65) [NR]

Thinking Out Loud

So I've been giving some thought to the whole bowl vs playoff debate surrounding major college football.  Many would say a true championship playoff should include the best team from each conference.  This gives us 11 teams, not ideal for a playoff bracket.  You could add the best independent team, for 12 teams, but should we be rewarding non-conformers?  So you could add the 1 best ranked team, or even 5, to get to 12 or 16, but I've come up with a better solution.

In order to host a conference championship, a conference must be comprised of 12 or more teams.  In the current alignment of 11 conferences, 5 have championships, 6 do not.  Simply stated, the 5 conferences with a championship would send their crowned champion to the national championship bracket.  The other 6 conferences would have to play each other for the remaining 3 spots.

Using my ranking system, those 6 teams would be placed in a separate regional bracket to be played the same weekend of the conference championships at neutral locations.  The highest ranked team plays the lowest ranked team and inward from there like a normal bracket.  The winners of these 3 games get placed into the national championship bracket.

The national bracket is then seeded highest ranked versus lowest ranked and inward from there.  The first round of 4 games could be played on campus of the higher seed (or nearest pro stadium for additional seating) the week (maybe 2) after conference/regional championships.  The second round of 2 games would be played at neutral sites, possible traditional bowl locations, after/on January 1.  The championship game would be played the week after the second round at another neutral site, again, possibly a traditional bowl location.

There you have it.  3 weeks to determine your national champion.  You are only looking at a potential of 2 additional games for those schools advancing to the national championship.  3 if that school is from a non-conference championship conference.  Because of this, maybe the NCAA could go back to a mandated 11 game schedule.  This would mean a max of 12 games before national championship bracket starts and a max of 15 games for the 2 teams facing each other at the end of the season.  Right now the max gams is 14 if the eventual national champion comes from a conference championship conference.  Extending the season by 1-2 games should be nothing for players seeking NFL careers.  And if the NCAA, conferences and teams schedule games better and keep by weeks to a minimum, you could possibly have a week or 2 between conference/regional championship games and round 1 of national championship playoff.

2010 Week 7

Wk07 Team (Record, SOS) [BCS]
1 Auburn (7-0, 22) [4]
2 Oklahoma (6-0, 29) [1]
3 LSU (7-0, 43) [6]
4 TCU (7-0, 73) [5]
5 Missouri (6-0, 68) [11]
6 Boise State (6-0, 84) [3]
7 Oregon (6-0, 87) [2]
8 Michigan State (7-0, 78) [7]
9 Oklahoma State (6-0, 81) [14]
10 Stanford (5-1, 14) [12]
11 Utah (6-0, 118) [9]
12 Arizona (5-1, 44) [18]
13 Alabama (6-1, 59) [8]
14 Florida State (6-1, 65) [17]
15 Nebraska (5-1, 74) [16]
16 Ohio State (6-1, 79) [10]
17 Iowa (5-1, 96) [15]
18 Wisconsin (6-1, 94) [13]
19 Nevada (6-1, 101) [NR]
20 West Virginia (5-1, 103) [20]
21 Kansas State (5-1, 93) [22]
22 South Carolina (4-2, 11) [21]
23 Miami (Fla.) (4-2, 13) [NR]
24 Southern California (5-2, 31) [NR]
25 Arkansas (4-2, 18) [23]
26 Mississippi State (5-2, 41) [24]
27 N Carolina St (5-2, 37) [NR]
28 Texas (4-2, 23) [19]
29 Northwestern (5-1, 117) [NR]
30 Hawaii (5-2, 40) [NR]
31 North Carolina (4-2, 34) [NR]
32 Virginia Tech (5-2, 50) [25]
33 East Carolina (4-2, 30) [NR]
34 Air Force (5-2, 62) [NR]
35 Michigan (5-2, 56) [NR]
36 San Diego St. (4-2, 80) [NR]
37 Maryland (4-2, 72) [NR]
38 Navy (4-2, 69) [NR]
39 Baylor (5-2, 95) [NR]
40 UCF (4-2, 92) [NR]
41 Temple (5-2, 90) [NR]
42 Florida (4-3, 20) [NR]
43 Notre Dame (4-3, 19) [NR]
44 California (3-3, 10) [NR]
45 Georgia Tech (5-2, 109) [NR]
46 Northern Illinois (5-2, 113) [NR]
47 Oregon State (3-3, 1) [NR]
48 Illinois (3-3, 8) [NR]
49 Troy (4-2, 98) [NR]
50 Southern Miss (5-2, 114) [NR]
51 Arizona State (3-3, 17) [NR]
52 Rutgers (4-2, 104) [NR]
53 Washington (3-3, 6) [NR]
54 Fresno State (4-2, 105) [NR]
55 Syracuse (4-2, 108) [NR]
56 UTEP (5-2, 120) [NR]
57 Colorado (3-3, 7) [NR]
58 UCLA (3-3, 12) [NR]
59 Pittsburgh (3-3, 25) [NR]
60 Toledo (4-3, 27) [NR]
61 Indiana (4-2, 112) [NR]
62 Cincinnati (3-3, 32) [NR]
63 Purdue (4-2, 115) [NR]
64 Texas A&M (3-3, 35) [NR]
65 Kentucky (4-3, 55) [NR]
66 Penn State (3-3, 38) [NR]
67 Clemson (3-3, 54) [NR]
68 SMU (4-3, 61) [NR]
69 Miami (Ohio) (4-3, 57) [NR]
70 Texas Tech (3-3, 53) [NR]
71 Tulsa (4-3, 91) [NR]
72 Louisville (3-3, 82) [NR]
73 Mississippi (3-3, 76) [NR]
74 Idaho (3-3, 85) [NR]
75 La.-Monroe (3-3, 60) [NR]
76 Connecticut (3-3, 88) [NR]
77 Georgia (3-4, 33) [NR]
78 Army (4-3, 107) [NR]
79 Iowa St. (3-4, 9) [NR]
80 South Florida (3-3, 99) [NR]
81 Ohio (4-3, 119) [NR]
82 Houston (3-3, 110) [NR]
83 Tennessee (2-4, 15) [NR]
84 Boston College (2-4, 39) [NR]
85 Buffalo (2-4, 36) [NR]
86 Virginia (2-4, 48) [NR]
87 Vanderbilt (2-4, 47) [NR]
88 Louisiana Tech (3-4, 75) [NR]
89 Utah St. (2-4, 49) [NR]
90 Florida International (2-4, 66) [NR]
91 W. Michigan (2-4, 71) [NR]
92 UAB (2-4, 67) [NR]
93 La.-Lafayette (2-4, 63) [NR]
94 Brigham Young (2-5, 4) [NR]
95 Wyoming (2-5, 2) [NR]
96 Colorado St. (2-5, 16) [NR]
97 Wake Forest (2-5, 28) [NR]
98 Tulane (2-4, 86) [NR]
99 Kent State (2-4, 106) [NR]
100 Arkansas State (2-5, 46) [NR]
101 Fla. Atlantic (1-4, 70) [NR]
102 Kansas (2-4, 97) [NR]
103 M. Tenn. St. (2-4, 116) [NR]
104 Marshall (1-5, 21) [NR]
105 Rice (2-5, 83) [NR]
106 Duke (1-5, 58) [NR]
107 Central Michigan (2-5, 102) [NR]
108 Washington State (1-6, 5) [NR]
109 San Jose State (1-6, 3) [NR]
110 Ball State (2-5, 111) [NR]
111 UNLV (1-6, 24) [NR]
112 Bowling Green (1-6, 45) [NR]
113 Minnesota (1-6, 51) [NR]
114 New Mexico St. (1-5, 89) [NR]
115 Memphis (1-6, 42) [NR]
116 W. Kentucky (0-6, 26) [NR]
117 E. Michigan (1-6, 77) [NR]
118 North Texas (1-6, 100) [NR]
119 New Mexico (0-6, 52) [NR]
120 Akron (0-7, 64) [NR]

2010 Week 6

Wk06 Team (Record, SOS) [BCS]
1 LSU (6-0, 20) [NR]
2 Auburn (6-0, 33) [NR]
3 Oklahoma (5-0, 28) [NR]
4 Boise State (5-0, 56) [NR]
5 TCU (6-0, 65) [NR]
6 Nebraska (5-0, 71) [NR]
7 Oregon (6-0, 83) [NR]
8 Missouri (5-0, 88) [NR]
9 Michigan State (6-0, 81) [NR]
10 Ohio State (6-0, 98) [NR]
11 Nevada (6-0, 106) [NR]
12 Oklahoma State (5-0, 100) [NR]
13 Utah (5-0, 117) [NR]
14 Stanford (5-1, 19) [NR]
15 Arizona (4-1, 18) [NR]
16 Alabama (5-1, 30) [NR]
17 South Carolina (4-1, 25) [NR]
18 Florida State (5-1, 43) [NR]
19 Arkansas (4-1, 48) [NR]
20 N Carolina St (5-1, 60) [NR]
21 Kansas State (4-1, 39) [NR]
22 Michigan (5-1, 67) [NR]
23 Air Force (5-1, 90) [NR]
24 Iowa (4-1, 96) [NR]
25 West Virginia (4-1, 89) [NR]
26 Wisconsin (5-1, 99) [NR]
27 Maryland (4-1, 103) [NR]
28 California (3-2, 17) [NR]
29 Miami (Fla.) (3-2, 5) [NR]
30 Northwestern (5-1, 112) [NR]
31 Florida (4-2, 29) [NR]
32 Southern California (4-2, 27) [NR]
33 Syracuse (4-1, 116) [NR]
34 Oregon State (3-2, 1) [NR]
35 Virginia Tech (4-2, 32) [NR]
36 Illinois (3-2, 15) [NR]
37 UTEP (5-1, 120) [NR]
38 Colorado (3-2, 10) [NR]
39 Mississippi State (4-2, 61) [NR]
40 Hawaii (4-2, 55) [NR]
41 North Carolina (3-2, 35) [NR]
42 Temple (4-2, 47) [NR]
43 Idaho (3-2, 58) [NR]
44 East Carolina (3-2, 45) [NR]
45 Texas (3-2, 62) [NR]
46 Georgia Tech (4-2, 79) [NR]
47 SMU (4-2, 78) [NR]
48 Texas A&M (3-2, 74) [NR]
49 Navy (3-2, 68) [NR]
50 UCF (3-2, 86) [NR]
51 Northern Illinois (4-2, 92) [NR]
52 Baylor (4-2, 102) [NR]
53 Louisville (3-2, 87) [NR]
54 Texas Tech (3-2, 80) [NR]
55 Arizona State (3-3, 16) [NR]
56 San Diego St. (3-2, 101) [NR]
57 Notre Dame (3-3, 14) [NR]
58 Troy (3-2, 91) [NR]
59 Southern Miss (4-2, 110) [NR]
60 Indiana (3-2, 93) [NR]
61 UCLA (3-3, 13) [NR]
62 Army (4-2, 115) [NR]
63 Fresno State (3-2, 94) [NR]
64 Toledo (3-3, 11) [NR]
65 Purdue (3-2, 97) [NR]
66 Penn State (3-3, 26) [NR]
67 South Florida (3-2, 113) [NR]
68 Iowa St. (3-3, 23) [NR]
69 Houston (3-2, 108) [NR]
70 Mississippi (3-2, 107) [NR]
71 Rutgers (3-2, 114) [NR]
72 Washington (2-3, 2) [NR]
73 Kentucky (3-3, 54) [NR]
74 Pittsburgh (2-3, 31) [NR]
75 Connecticut (3-3, 64) [NR]
76 Clemson (2-3, 42) [NR]
77 Virginia (2-3, 40) [NR]
78 Cincinnati (2-3, 57) [NR]
79 Tulsa (3-3, 82) [NR]
80 Miami (Ohio) (3-3, 69) [NR]
81 La.-Monroe (2-3, 41) [NR]
82 Vanderbilt (2-3, 70) [NR]
83 W. Michigan (2-3, 72) [NR]
84 Buffalo (2-3, 63) [NR]
85 Boston College (2-3, 66) [NR]
86 Ohio (3-3, 104) [NR]
87 Georgia (2-4, 24) [NR]
88 Brigham Young (2-4, 6) [NR]
89 Tennessee (2-4, 22) [NR]
90 Wyoming (2-4, 8) [NR]
91 La.-Lafayette (2-3, 85) [NR]
92 Wake Forest (2-4, 34) [NR]
93 Tulane (2-3, 105) [NR]
94 Kent State (2-3, 118) [NR]
95 Kansas (2-3, 109) [NR]
96 Arkansas State (2-4, 50) [NR]
97 M. Tenn. St. (2-3, 119) [NR]
98 Utah St. (2-4, 59) [NR]
99 Marshall (1-4, 21) [NR]
100 Central Michigan (2-4, 84) [NR]
101 Louisiana Tech (2-4, 75) [NR]
102 Ball State (2-4, 73) [NR]
103 Florida International (1-4, 46) [NR]
104 UAB (1-4, 49) [NR]
105 Duke (1-4, 52) [NR]
106 UNLV (1-5, 12) [NR]
107 Washington State (1-5, 9) [NR]
108 Colorado St. (1-5, 3) [NR]
109 Fla. Atlantic (1-4, 77) [NR]
110 San Jose State (1-5, 4) [NR]
111 Bowling Green (1-5, 44) [NR]
112 Minnesota (1-5, 51) [NR]
113 Memphis (1-5, 37) [NR]
114 W. Kentucky (0-5, 7) [NR]
115 New Mexico St. (1-4, 95) [NR]
116 Rice (1-5, 76) [NR]
117 North Texas (1-5, 111) [NR]
118 E. Michigan (0-6, 36) [NR]
119 New Mexico (0-6, 38) [NR]
120 Akron (0-6, 53) [NR]

2010 Week 5

Week 5 rankings are in.  I start with week 5 as the first 4 weeks are volatile.


Rnk Team (Record, SOS) [BCS]
1 Arizona (4-0, 15) [NR]
2 Alabama (5-0, 39) [NR]
3 Oklahoma (5-0, 26) [NR]
4 TCU (5-0, 50) [NR]
5 Boise State (4-0, 54) [NR]
6 LSU (5-0, 51) [NR]
7 Oregon (5-0, 68) [NR]
8 Auburn (5-0, 66) [NR]
9 Kansas State (4-0, 65) [NR]
10 Michigan (5-0, 71) [NR]
11 Ohio State (5-0, 94) [NR]
12 Missouri (4-0, 92) [NR]
13 Nevada (5-0, 91) [NR]
14 Nebraska (4-0, 106) [NR]
15 Utah (4-0, 119) [NR]
16 Northwestern (5-0, 101) [NR]
17 Stanford (4-1, 16) [NR]
18 Oklahoma State (4-0, 107) [NR]
19 Miami (Fla.) (3-1, 6) [NR]
20 Iowa (4-1, 30) [NR]
21 Michigan State (5-0, 115) [NR]
22 Florida (4-1, 19) [NR]
23 N Carolina St (4-1, 48) [NR]
24 Temple (4-1, 46) [NR]
25 South Carolina (3-1, 47) [NR]
26 Air Force (4-1, 67) [NR]
27 Arkansas (3-1, 61) [NR]
28 Colorado (3-1, 38) [NR]
29 Florida State (4-1, 80) [NR]
30 Southern California (4-1, 86) [NR]
31 West Virginia (3-1, 79) [NR]
32 Wisconsin (4-1, 97) [NR]
33 Baylor (4-1, 104) [NR]
34 Fresno State (3-1, 81) [NR]
35 San Diego St. (3-1, 102) [NR]
36 Maryland (4-1, 109) [NR]
37 Penn State (3-2, 8) [NR]
38 California (2-2, 4) [NR]
39 Southern Miss (4-1, 114) [NR]
40 Houston (3-1, 108) [NR]
41 South Florida (3-1, 112) [NR]
42 Texas A&M (3-1, 113) [NR]
43 UCLA (3-2, 13) [NR]
44 Syracuse (3-1, 117) [NR]
45 UTEP (4-1, 120) [NR]
46 Iowa St. (3-2, 21) [NR]
47 Virginia Tech (3-2, 28) [NR]
48 Indiana (3-1, 116) [NR]
49 Oregon State (2-2, 1) [NR]
50 Washington (2-2, 7) [NR]
51 Texas (3-2, 42) [NR]
52 Illinois (2-2, 20) [NR]
53 Connecticut (3-2, 53) [NR]
54 Toledo (3-2, 44) [NR]
55 Mississippi State (3-2, 64) [NR]
56 Clemson (2-2, 37) [NR]
57 UCF (2-2, 40) [NR]
58 Pittsburgh (2-2, 43) [NR]
59 SMU (3-2, 73) [NR]
60 Kentucky (3-2, 78) [NR]
61 Idaho (3-2, 87) [NR]
62 North Carolina (2-2, 55) [NR]
63 Miami (Ohio) (3-2, 70) [NR]
64 Hawaii (3-2, 89) [NR]
65 Georgia Tech (3-2, 85) [NR]
66 Louisville (2-2, 60) [NR]
67 Mississippi (3-2, 88) [NR]
68 East Carolina (2-2, 59) [NR]
69 Northern Illinois (3-2, 95) [NR]
70 Tulsa (3-2, 96) [NR]
71 Virginia (2-2, 84) [NR]
72 Texas Tech (2-2, 76) [NR]
73 Troy (2-2, 77) [NR]
74 Army (3-2, 111) [NR]
75 Notre Dame (2-3, 9) [NR]
76 Navy (2-2, 90) [NR]
77 Arizona State (2-3, 27) [NR]
78 Tennessee (2-3, 25) [NR]
79 Rutgers (2-2, 110) [NR]
80 Purdue (2-2, 98) [NR]
81 Tulane (2-2, 93) [NR]
82 Boston College (2-2, 103) [NR]
83 M. Tenn. St. (2-2, 118) [NR]
84 Utah St. (2-3, 34) [NR]
85 Wyoming (2-3, 22) [NR]
86 Wake Forest (2-3, 36) [NR]
87 Buffalo (2-3, 35) [NR]
88 Cincinnati (1-3, 14) [NR]
89 Ball State (2-3, 41) [NR]
90 La.-Lafayette (2-2, 105) [NR]
91 Central Michigan (2-3, 69) [NR]
92 Vanderbilt (1-3, 10) [NR]
93 La.-Monroe (1-3, 11) [NR]
94 Ohio (2-3, 74) [NR]
95 Kent State (1-3, 58) [NR]
96 Georgia (1-4, 12) [NR]
97 Kansas (2-3, 100) [NR]
98 Brigham Young (1-4, 3) [NR]
99 Fla. Atlantic (1-3, 72) [NR]
100 W. Michigan (1-3, 82) [NR]
101 UAB (1-3, 83) [NR]
102 Colorado St. (1-4, 5) [NR]
103 Marshall (1-4, 23) [NR]
104 UNLV (1-4, 32) [NR]
105 Washington State (1-4, 24) [NR]
106 San Jose State (1-4, 17) [NR]
107 Bowling Green (1-4, 45) [NR]
108 Arkansas State (1-4, 49) [NR]
109 Duke (1-4, 56) [NR]
110 Minnesota (1-4, 63) [NR]
111 Rice (1-4, 57) [NR]
112 W. Kentucky (0-4, 2) [NR]
113 Memphis (1-4, 62) [NR]
114 Louisiana Tech (1-4, 75) [NR]
115 Florida International (0-4, 29) [NR]
116 North Texas (1-4, 99) [NR]
117 New Mexico St. (0-4, 31) [NR]
118 E. Michigan (0-5, 33) [NR]
119 New Mexico (0-5, 18) [NR]
120 Akron (0-5, 52) [NR]