I'm currently putting in the latest rankings as they come in. I also added a new thing to show the matchup for the championship game as it stands at the moment. Let me know thoughts or recommendations. Thanks. Unofficial BCS Rankings
I looked at it without reading your post and was struggling thru why the scores were so low but I guess you did not finish one column. I look foward to seeing it when you are done
Yeah, I'm still working out how to do temporary computer results. Maybe I just won't show the marked out scores until I have 3 or more computer polls in...
The Billingsley and the Seattle Times (Anderson & Hester) polls don't come out until tomorrow, so I have no idea how he's getting his numbers for them. The Massey one is the Non-BCS computer, the BCS computer standings, they are requiring a $25 registration, so I'm just going to wait until they are forced to go public.
All publicly released computer polls have been updated. For some reason, Anderson & Hester wasn't updated until this morning. Kenneth Massey's BCS rankings are not publicly released. Their public rankings use Margin of Victory and are not official, so I'm not going to use those in place of their BCS Formula as Rich Tellshow does. (Just a personal preference)
I would love for USC to lose a game this year and not have a chance at the NC. But even moreso I would love for USC, OU and Miami win out and go undefeated and watch as USC slips behind Miami or OU to the #3 spot in the very last week of the BCS rankings. It would make my year in college football. They can go win their phantom NC Rose Bowl again. USC could still be #1 in both polls, albeit hanging on for dear life versus OU, and then be #3 in enough computer polls to allow OU and Miami to bypass them, just like last year. So watch them first place votes keep going down. Every last one counts. Miami needs to focus on blowout wins. Their most important being the Virginia game. The game will be nationally televised for all the AP voters to watch, and for the Coaches to hear/read about. Miami could snag crucial first place votes from a lucky #1 ranked USC team. Even if it's 4 or 5 votes, those could be the deciding votes when it's all said and done. Also, Auburn and Purdue need to lose somewhere down the line to avoid taking away valuable #3 votes in either the AP and Coaches polls.
