Should Virginia Tech be ranked higher than 23rd even after beating Clemson?
959536
Yes! I'm hoping they beat Miami. I am watching it now.
928156
OK the game against ND is an annual thing so can't really mention that one with it. Now you say about the others. Well guess what it depends on the other team did the prior year. Then you say how did they do THIS year. I don't remember Nebraska being a top 25 team last year. I don't really remember the rankings last year though as I am a Pitt fan and try to forget last year. Not really trying to remember this year either although things started out so well. Seriously though you could pick the worst team the prior year catch tehm in a strong year and it makes you look good. That isn't right. You should get credited as scheduling a WEAK team that is having a good year instead of bragging about having a good team scheduled.
911537
Your schedule is incomplete.  They have a home game September 1 vs. Georgia Tech.\n\nConsidering they're losing 18 seniors this year, including most of their offense, they should be happy to go 8-4.
747803
even if they were to lose to a team as bad as Army, i dont think they would drop lower than 15. They're currently ranked #5 so the lowest they would drop to is about #15. They only way they would be able to stay in the top 10 is if there were a lot of upsets in the top 10 today but i don't see that happening.
946387
Anybody can make a case but we can make the best case\n\nMichigan lost to the number 1 team in country on the road by 3 points.\n\nUSC lost to an unranked team!\n\nNotre Dame....well we crushed them at south bend\n\nArkasnas is too far back in the BCS rankings\n\nFlorida is the only team I can see that should be there other than Michigan. They beat to Auburn which was undeafeted at the moment.But I'm sure that if you put up Michigan vs. Florida.\nWell you know who wins
480451
No they won't win it.... UNC will be better than them next year too much coming in to Chapel Hill. Also Ohio State has the best recruiting class in the past decade. Heck Tennessee beat the Gators twice and Tennessee is bringing in a pretty good class. So no the Gators can't repeat Maybe another Final Four and a stellar record but not another Championship.
188363
I can understand the pressure you and your team are facing. I've been worried about my Syracuse Orange making it or not. I was able to find this info on ESPN.com.\n\nCalifornia [17-8 (11-5), RPI: 59, SOS: 93]\n\nTheir conference record looks good, but their RPI is iffy and strength of schedule isn't one to be proud of. They just lost to Washington which hurts their resumé, but if they can win the rest of the way, they can still make it.
277470
Nope.  In case you were wondering, a No. 1 seed has never lost to a No. 16 seed in the first round of the NCAAs.\n\nClosest is a #2 beating a #15.  Link has some ideas for picking help.
295104
Yes.\n\nTwo things, Clemson's backfield is already strong with Davis, They recruited this beast of a RB which only strenghtens the backfield. But the season rests on the arm of Will Proctor who will have to step up and lead the tigers on to victory. Or at least until UNC comes calling (ha ha)
972541
Based on just pure talent, the Tarheels gotta rank in the top 10 in the nation just on talent alone.  As far as March Madness is concerned, anything can happen but I would anticipate that UNC will make it to at least the regional final if not farther.  But it's tough to say since March is far away.
926726
first of all, it's saturday night; so that means that the polls are not updated.  yes, ohio state is #1 and michigan is #2, but the rankings may be different tomorrow.  there's a good chance that the rankings will be the same, but there's also a chance that michigan will fall and USC move up a spot.\n\ni guess we'll have to see tomorrow.
845938
yeah. its not really funny if you are a Rutgers fan. First of all if you realized rutgers qb mike teel is the worst qb in the top 25. id rather have cincinnattis nick davila as the qb. second of all, rutgers defense was just not ready for a pumped up team such as rutgers last week playing defensively well as they beat louisville in the second half. third of all, rutgers deserves to be in the top 15, but close to 10. they did make a statement that they were for real against louisville. rutgers also probably came off overconfident in this game, and probably had a hangover celebration vs louisville. last, its a story like louisville, beats WVU, has a celebration hangover and loses to rutgers, i cannot say much more about rutgers but that they deserve more respect then any other team in the top 25 beacuse of the job greg schiano has done after they weere a under 500 team years ago, then comes back to almost win an insight bowl, then beats louisville and on.......
806494
It is No.2 getting beat by a No.1 team.  The odds it will still remain in the top ten and if not 5 or 7.  It is late in the season to drop out of the top ten, but it would shift at least four or more spots.
587843
Sure I can, here are two teams that are better, and I have the pollsters that agree with me...\n\nNorth Carolina\nRice\n\nAnd I believe Cal-State Fullerton is better as well\n\n  1. North Carolina (39-8)          496   \n  2. Rice (39-9)                    493   \n  3. Nebraska (36-6)                492    \n  4. Cal. St. Fullerton (33-11)     490
966331
No.  Georgia was off before playing Georgia Tech in Athens this Saturday.  I'd dare say that the Dawgs will be underdawgs at home to the ACC Coastal Division champions.
889634
At this point I say wait and see if UWV wins out that week schedule will include wins over 2 top 15 teams.  Granted no big non-conference games but that is just another reason to have a playoff not a reason to knock UWV.
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Virginia Coach Al Groh dismissed linebacker Ahmad Brooks from the team, Tuesday. \n\n"It's best for us and the players to move on from these circumstances," Groh said at a news conference in Charlottesville, one day before the Cavaliers begin spring practice.\n\nBrooks, a senior, led Virginia in tackles as a freshman and sophomore but played in only six games during an injury-riddled 2005. As a sophomore, Brooks was All-ACC and a Butkus Award finalist. But he ballooned to 270 pounds as he struggled to recover from knee and ankle injuries last year.\n\nIn January, Brooks announced he would not enter the NFL draft. Now, transfering to a lower-division school or entering the NFL's supplemental draft are options. Brooks, once viewed as a first-round prospect, chose to return in large part, however, because his stock had slipped.