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Title: Seven teams separate themselves in Computer Composite Post by: bama57 on September 30, 2014, 06:20:28 AM After five weeks of games, the College Football Computer Composite rankings have identified a seven-team class that represents the top tier of the Football Bowl Subdivision.
The five former Bowl Championship Series computers that combine to make the CFCC see a clear break between Alabama, Florida State, Oregon, Auburn, Oklahoma, UCLA and Texas A&M — in that order — and the rest of the FBS. The gap between A&M and No. 8 Baylor is by far the largest separating any two teams in the latest CFCC, which was calculated after Week 5's games. The top seven teams are ranked in the top 10 of each of the five computers. http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2014/09/15/college-football-computer-composite-ranking-week-3/15666409/ Title: Re: Seven teams separate themselves in Computer Composite Post by: Chechem on September 30, 2014, 06:23:53 AM ... The computers may agree, but the eye test says there are only 4. ;) The five former Bowl Championship Series computers that combine to make the CFCC see a clear break between Alabama, Florida State, Oregon, Auburn, Oklahoma, UCLA and Texas A&M — in that order — and the rest of the FBS. The gap between A&M and No. 8 Baylor is by far the largest separating any two teams in the latest CFCC, which was calculated after Week 5's games. ... Title: Re: Seven teams separate themselves in Computer Composite Post by: N.AL-Tider on September 30, 2014, 06:46:38 AM ... The computers may agree, but the eye test says there are only 4. ;) The five former Bowl Championship Series computers that combine to make the CFCC see a clear break between Alabama, Florida State, Oregon, Auburn, Oklahoma, UCLA and Texas A&M — in that order — and the rest of the FBS. The gap between A&M and No. 8 Baylor is by far the largest separating any two teams in the latest CFCC, which was calculated after Week 5's games. ... Title: Re: Seven teams separate themselves in Computer Composite Post by: Chechem on September 30, 2014, 06:48:51 AM ... The computers may agree, but the eye test says there are only 4. ;) The five former Bowl Championship Series computers that combine to make the CFCC see a clear break between Alabama, Florida State, Oregon, Auburn, Oklahoma, UCLA and Texas A&M — in that order — and the rest of the FBS. The gap between A&M and No. 8 Baylor is by far the largest separating any two teams in the latest CFCC, which was calculated after Week 5's games. ... Kenny Thrill looks great until he gets hit. MSU will give him a few early shots to test his backbone. If he gets rattled, as he did against Arky, MSU can run up a big score (at home). It all depends on offensive line vs the MSU D-rush. |