2008 sj.com college football poll -- (1/9) Final Poll, Page 118

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

That must be the award given to the top senior quarterback at an SEC school in the state of Alabama.

Good lord, are you serious?

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

Remind me to punch you in the head next time I see you.

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

Tee hee hee.

Jay Barker won the award in 1994 when he wasn't really that great, but a little more "heady" than JPW. But he didn't have Harrell, McCoy, etc., to compete against.

The current starting quarterbacks at Jax State, Tuskegee and Troy are all more talented than JPW, in my opinion. I don't know what Alabama State or Alabama A&M have.

http://blog.al.com/bamabeat/2008/11/john_parker_wilson_makes_final.html

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

A badly-done poll on limited sleep after being punch drunk on Iron Bowl giddiness.

BC and BYU are new, Oregon State and Western Michigan get shown the exit.

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

out of curiosity, why do you have penn state ahead of usc? how long have you had them ahead of usc?

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

Florida got punished the week they lost. Then they got rewarded for their dominance against a schedule that included Georgia, LSU and Florida State. Unless they can never make up for their loss, I don't see the problem.

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

I don't mean to speak for someone else, but I can see it. Both have lost to a four-loss team on the road. There's Oregon State as a common opponent. Also, while both beat Ohio State, USC did so at home against Boeckman and no Beanie Wells, Penn State did so at Columbus against Pryor and a healthy Wells.

Here are the highlights of what I sent slappy moments ago. No changes in my top five (actually, 11) ...

1. Alabama
2. Oklahoma
3. Texas
4. Southern California
5. Florida

Biggest rise -- Five teams, all up three spots
Biggest fall -- No. 21 Mizzou, down eight spots
Breaking in -- No. 24 Ole Miss; No. 25 Iowa
Dropping out -- No. 16 Oregon State; No. 23 Florida State

 

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1. Alabama
2. USC
3. Florida
4. Texas
5. Oklahoma
6. Penn State
7. Texas Tech
8. Utah
9. Boise St.
10. Ohio State

Haven't seen anything in recent weeks to make me change my mind about how this stands.

 

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Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

You must be referring to this:

Sooo dominant.

 

Re: 2008 SportsJournalists.com college football poll -- Week 13 (11/24) Page 96

Figures you'd be on here trashing one man's opinion ... again.