LSUMATT "FUTURE POLL" RELEASED

So after lots of work, I was finally able to reproduce the Colley Matrix computer poll in the BCS. It was a pain because last year he added 1AA teams in a weird way, but now I have it working almost exactly matching his rankings. That really isn't all that useful other than we can look at them 12 hours before he publishes it.

But what is neat is I can run simulations of the rest of the season. I just assume the higher ranked team wins (Coaches poll for top 25; Colley for remainder). Sure, it doesn't include inevitable upsets but that isn't the point. The point is to compare where 2 teams might finish if they have the same record. Upsets sort of wash there way out.

1 Oklahoma 13 - 0
2 LSU 12 - 1
3 Penn State 12 - 0
4 Missouri 12 - 1
5 Boise St 12 - 0
6 South Florida 12 - 0
7 Virginia Tech 12 - 1
8 Alabama 11 - 1
9 Ohio State 10 - 2
10 Brigham Young 11 - 0
11 Vanderbilt 10 - 2
12 Southern Cal 11 - 1
13 Texas 10 - 2
14 Northwestern 11 - 1
15 Florida 11 - 2
16 Connecticut 11 - 1
17 Utah 10 - 1

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* Don't get your panties in wad. I know Vandy won't finish 10-2 etc. and there will be LOTS of upsets.

* I assumed that LSU split with UF. We could finish higher in this poll than several undefeateds (surprisingly even Penn State)

* Look how low USC is (#12) as expected with 1-loss. You could argue that upsets will vault them up, which is true. But this ranking also assumes that Ohio State and Notre Dame finish 10-2. That helps them and it isn't likely to occur. I think most 2-loss SEC and Big12 teams finish above USC (e.g. UF and Texas which are currently behind) . Even 2-loss OSU is above USC

* I can change specific games and will at some point. But don't ask me to run specific cases. I pretend to have a life.