College Football and the Polls question.

[Imran Siddiqui]

n your analogy, I would rank SF higher than St. Louis until St.Louis either beat them or obtained a better record

I'm sorry, but you lost any respect I may have had for you right there....

Though I think you are just being silly in order to back your point.

I cannot believe, for one second that you do not forecast which team is better. That's just silly.

[DanS]

Then you would have 3 teams that should be ranked very close to each other, but I can guarantee you they wouldn't be.

Why wouldn't they be, at the end of the season?

[Deity Dude]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui

n your analogy, I would rank SF higher than St. Louis until St.Louis either beat them or obtained a better record

I'm sorry, but you lost any respect I may have had for you right there....

Though I think you are just being silly in order to back your point.

I cannot believe, for one second that you do not forecast which team is better. That's just silly.

HA HA HA HA. I lost your respect because I would rank the team who won the game higher than the team who lost, until the losing team proved they were better than the winning team on the field.

You have proven my point. Thank You.

[Deity Dude]

Originally posted by DanS


Why wouldn't they be, at the end of the season?

Is your point that they would be ranked incorrectly now, but for some reason at the end of the season they would be ranked correctly?

If so, at which week do the pollsters decide to rank teams correctly?

Is this early inaccurate ranking something that all the pollsters have agreed to?

Your position seems a little silly to me.

[Deity Dude]

Originally posted by Guynemer



Something tells me that this is highly unlikely.

I bet Michigan will be favored.

[Sikander]

I can guarantee a Michigan victory, simply by betting on Michigan State.