As many of you know, I am one of the voters in the BlogPoll Top 25. Each week, bloggers across the country representing the various FBS schools get together and put together their own top 25’s. Here at SOX & Dawgs, we are representing the UConn Huskies. The votes are then tabulated on Tuesday.

Each week we are asked to do an initial ballot. This allows you the reader to let us know in the comments whether you agree with my choices or not. The initial ballots will normally be done on Sunday.

After I check the comments for the initial ballot, I then resubmit my final ballot for the week. If there are comments, I’ll take them into consideration before submitting the final ballot by 8 a.m.on Tuesday.

You can check out the ballot I submitted earlier today by clicking on the read more button below if you’re on the homepage.

SOX & Dawgs Ballot – Week 14

Rank	Team	Delta
1	LSU Tigers	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	—
3	Virginia Tech Hokies	1
4	Stanford Cardinal	1
5	Houston Cougars	1
6	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	1
7	Arkansas Razorbacks	-4
8	Boise St. Broncos	—
9	Oregon Ducks	—
10	Oklahoma Sooners	—
11	Georgia Bulldogs	—
12	Michigan St. Spartans	—
13	South Carolina Gamecocks	—
14	Wisconsin Badgers	—
15	Michigan Wolverines	2
16	Kansas St. Wildcats	2
17	USC Trojans	2
18	TCU Horned Frogs	2
19	Nebraska Cornhuskers	2
20	Penn St. Nittany Lions	-5
21	Clemson Tigers	-5
22	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	2
23	West Virginia Mountaineers	2
24	Cincinnati Bearcats	—
25	Florida St. Seminoles	—
Dropouts: Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Virginia Cavaliers

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The rankings for college football for week 14 are out and the LSU Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide are firmly entrenched as the top two teams in both polls as they were earlier in the season.

They are followed by Oklahoma State, Stanford and Virginia Tech in the AP Poll.  In the Coaches’ Poll, they are followed by the same three teams but in a different order (Virginia Tech, Stanford, Oklahoma State).

The only team from the Big East ranked in both polls is the West Virginia Mountaineers (22/20). The Cincinnati Bearcats are ranked No. 25 in the Coaches’ Poll and are the third team receiving votes in the AP Poll. The Louisville Cardinals are among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll.

For a full look at the 2011 NCAA Football Rankings for Week 14 (Nov. 27), click on the read more button below if you’re on the home page.

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Each week a group of Bloguin college football bloggers get together and put our votes in for the top Heisman Trophy candidates. Then after the votes are tabulated by Kevin over at College Football Zealots, the poll is released on Wednesday.

Here are the results for week 12 of the 2011 college football season. Be sure to head over Crystal Ball Run for a full look at the results for the week for more insight on the poll.

1. Robert Griffin III (QB-Baylor)- 29 Points, 32.22%, 8 1st Place Votes
2. Andrew Luck (QB-Stanford) – 18 Points, 20.00%, 4 1st Place Votes
3. Trent Richardson (RB-Alabama) – 15 Points, 16.67%, 1 1st Place Vote
4. Case Keenum (QB-Houston)- 12.5 Points, 13.89%, 0 1st Place Votes
5. Montee Ball (RB-Wisconsin) – 7.5 Points, 8.33%, 1 1st Place Vote

• Also Receiving Votes: Matt Barkley (QB- USC) 4 pts, Colin Klein (QB- Kansas State) 3 pts, Kellen Moore (QB- Boise State) 1 pt
• Dropped Out: Brandon Weeden (QB- Oklahoma State), Justin Blackmon (WR- Oklahoma State), David Wilson (RB- Virginia Tech)

In case you were wondering, here’s how I voted this week:

1. Robert Griffin III, QB – Baylor: In continuing my what have you done for me lately theme, RGIII vaults from nowheresville USA in my ballot to the top after a stellar performance in an upset win over Oklahoma. RGIII was 21-of-34 for 479 yards and four touchdown passes. He also ran for 72 yards on 18 carries. With all of the upsets going on in college football right now, there is no clear cut favorite which might allow RG III or even another player to steal the Heisman away from everybody’s preseason and most of the season favorite Andrew Luck.

2. Case Keenum, QB – Houston: While Keenum didn’t break the bank in the win over SMU, he’s considered here because of his overall body of work this season. In the win over SMU, he only threw for 318 yards and one touchdown pass. The 318 yards were his second lowest of the season as was the one touchdown pass. But on the season, he’s thrown for 4,269 yards and 38 touchdowns with just three interceptions.

3. Kellen Moore, QB – Boise State: After his team suffered a tough loss their last time out, last weekend Moore made sure his Broncos weren’t going to be on the losing end again. He threw for 366 yards and four touchdown passes. He did have one interception though. His 35 touchdown passes this season match what he did last season when he was a Heisman finalist.

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Here’s the BlogPoll Top 25 for week 13 in college football.  If you’re curious to see how I voted, you can check that out as well. Also be sure to check out the analysis on the BlogPoll Top 25 as well.

Results for Week 13

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (72)	25.00	0.00	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	23.79	0.60	1
3	Arkansas Razorbacks	22.40	1.33	3
4	Stanford Cardinal	20.46	1.95	4
5	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	20.28	2.42	-3
6	Virginia Tech Hokies	18.49	3.40	3
7	Boise St. Broncos	17.71	3.39	4
8	Houston Cougars	17.28	4.66	2
9	Oregon Ducks	17.17	2.51	-5
10	Michigan St. Spartans	14.33	3.02	3
11	Oklahoma Sooners	13.67	4.32	-6
12	Georgia Bulldogs	13.47	3.29	—
13	USC Trojans	13.11	6.32	5
14	Wisconsin Badgers	12.36	3.53	—
15	South Carolina Gamecocks	11.49	3.72	—
16	Kansas St. Wildcats	10.76	2.95	1
17	Michigan Wolverines	10.13	3.10	2
18	Clemson Tigers	8.81	3.04	-11
19	TCU Horned Frogs	7.31	3.47	1
20	Penn St. Nittany Lions	7.14	2.88	2
21	Baylor Bears	6.35	2.73	5
22	Nebraska Cornhuskers	3.68	2.35	-6
23	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	2.47	2.15	1
24	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	2.21	2.52	1
25	Virginia Cavaliers	2.17	1.97	5
Others Receiving Votes: West Virginia Mountaineers | Arkansas St. Red Wolves | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | Southern Miss. Golden Eagles | Auburn Tigers | Rutgers Scarlet Knights | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Florida St. Seminoles | Missouri Tigers | Northern Illinois Huskies | Texas A&M Aggies | Texas Longhorns | Iowa St. Cyclones | Temple Owls | Toledo Rockets | UAB Blazers
Updated: Nov 23, 2011 9:24 AM EST

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The BCS Standings are out for the sixth time this season and once again it should come as no surprise to anyone that the LSU Tigers have now been on top all six weeks. And with all of the upsets over the weekend, there are some changes to the top five.

The Alabama Sooners move up one spot to No. 2 and are followed by the Arkansas Razorbacks, Oklahoma State Cowboys and Virginia Tech Hokies.

There are no Big East teams ranked in the BCS Top 25 for the second straight week.

You can head over to the BCS website to see how the poll is computed weekly and how the teams are selected for the BCS bowls.

For a full look at the BCS Standings, click on the read more button below if you’re on the home page.

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As many of you know, I am one of the voters in the BlogPoll Top 25. Each week, bloggers across the country representing the various FBS schools get together and put together their own top 25’s. Here at SOX & Dawgs, we are representing the UConn Huskies. The votes are then tabulated on Tuesday.

Each week we are asked to do an initial ballot. This allows you the reader to let us know in the comments whether you agree with my choices or not. The initial ballots will normally be done on Sunday.

After I check the comments for the initial ballot, I then resubmit my final ballot for the week. If there are comments, I’ll take them into consideration before submitting the final ballot by 8 a.m.on Tuesday.

You can check out the ballot I submitted earlier today by clicking on the read more button below if you’re on the homepage.

SOX & Dawgs Ballot – Week 13

Rank	Team	Delta
1	LSU Tigers	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	1
3	Arkansas Razorbacks	2
4	Virginia Tech Hokies	4
5	Stanford Cardinal	4
6	Houston Cougars	4
7	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	-5
8	Boise St. Broncos	3
9	Oregon Ducks	-5
10	Oklahoma Sooners	-4
11	Georgia Bulldogs	1
12	Michigan St. Spartans	1
13	South Carolina Gamecocks	1
14	Wisconsin Badgers	1
15	Penn St. Nittany Lions	2
16	Clemson Tigers	-9
17	Michigan Wolverines	2
18	Kansas St. Wildcats	2
19	USC Trojans	2
20	TCU Horned Frogs	2
21	Nebraska Cornhuskers	-5
22	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	2
23	Virginia Cavaliers	—
24	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	-6
25	West Virginia Mountaineers	—
Dropouts: Florida St. Seminoles

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The NCAA college football rankings are out for week 13 and after a crazy weekend of upsets, there’s only one constant in the top five teams of both polls from last week. And that is the fact the LSU Tigers are ranked No. 1.

LSU is followed by Alabama, Arkansas, Stanford and Oklahoma State in the AP Poll. In the USA Today Coaches’ Poll, they are followed by Alabama, Arkansas, Virginia Tech and Stanford.

There are no Big East teams ranked in the top 25 of the AP Poll. In the coaches’ poll, the West Virginia Mountaineers stay at No. 23 after being on a bye this past weekend. They are top team in the others receiving votes in the AP Poll.

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights are the only team from the Big East among the others receiving votes in both polls. The Cincinnati Bearcats are also among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll.

It’ll be interesting to see how the BCS Standings look when they come out later on Sunday night.

For a full look at the 2011 NCAA Football Rankings for Week 13 (Nov. 20), click on the read more button below if you’re on the home page.

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Each week a group of Bloguin college football bloggers get together and put our votes in for the top Heisman Trophy candidates. Then after the votes are tabulated by Kevin over at College Football Zealots, the poll is released on Wednesday.

Here are the results for week eight of the 2011 college football season. Be sure to head over Crystal Ball Run for a full look at the results for the week for more insight on the poll.

1. Andrew Luck (QB-Stanford) – 22 Points, 25.88%, 4 1st Place Votes
2. Brandon Weeden (QB-Oklahoma State)- 20 Points, 23.53%, 5 1st Place Votes
3. Trent Richardson (RB-Alabama) – 16 Points, 18.82%, 1 1st Place Vote
4. Case Keenum (QB-Houston)- 11 Points, 12.94%, 2 1st Place Votes

• Also Receiving Votes: Robert Griffin III (QB- Baylor) 5 pts, Justin Blackmon (WR- Oklahoma State) 3 pts, Colin Klein (QB- Kansas State) 3 pts, Montee Ball (RB- Wisconsin) 2 pts, Kellen Moore (QB- Boise State) 1 pt, Matt Barkley (QB- USC) 1 pt, David Wilson (RB- Virginia Tech) 1 pt
• Dropped Out: Ryan Broyles (WR- Oklahoma)

In case you were wondering, this is how I voted:

1. Brandon Weeden, QB,  Oklahoma State – In a what have you done for me lately world, Weedon has simply been getting the job done. He has Okie State team at 10-0 after another impressive performance. In his team’s 66-10 win over Texas Tech, he completed 31-of-37 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns. Solid performances in his final two games against Iowa State and Oklahoma could give the Heisman voters someone else to think about.

2. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford – Luck drops in my poll (just because I didn’t vote the past two weeks doesn’t mean I wasn’t paying attention) partly because Stanford lost and partly because he wasn’t all that great against the Oregon Ducks. Sure he threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns. But he also threw two interceptions that resulted in 15 points for the Ducks.

3. Case Keenum, QB, Houston – Keenum seems to be in the Heisman race every year. He was there early on last year before an injury derailed his season. But in his sixth year with the Cougars, he’s putting up stellar numbers again. He put up three of his 37 touchdown passes in their 73-17 win over Tulane. He’s also took good care of the ball throwing just three interceptions all season. Despite his numbers, you have to wonder how serious voters will take him because of the schedule the Cougars play in Conference USA

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Here’s the BlogPoll Top 25 for week 12 in college football.  If you’re curious to see how I voted, you can check that out as well. Also be sure to check out the analysis on the BlogPoll Top 25 as well.

Results for Week 12

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (74)	24.96	0.19	—
2	Oklahoma St. Cowboys (3)	23.92	0.42	—
3	Alabama Crimson Tide	22.68	0.87	1
4	Oregon Ducks	21.86	2.61	2
5	Oklahoma Sooners	20.25	2.62	2
6	Arkansas Razorbacks	19.71	2.17	2
7	Clemson Tigers	17.99	1.91	2
8	Stanford Cardinal	17.90	1.76	-5
9	Virginia Tech Hokies	16.40	2.00	1
10	Houston Cougars	15.05	3.67	1
11	Boise St. Broncos	14.55	3.45	-6
12	Georgia Bulldogs	12.77	2.53	2
13	Michigan St. Spartans	12.60	2.62	—
14	Wisconsin Badgers	11.48	2.94	1
15	South Carolina Gamecocks	10.97	3.37	1
16	Nebraska Cornhuskers	10.42	2.21	1
17	Kansas St. Wildcats	9.35	3.47	1
18	USC Trojans	7.57	4.64	1
19	Michigan Wolverines	6.82	2.80	5
20	TCU Horned Frogs	6.12	3.38	6
21	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	5.57	3.34	2
22	Penn St. Nittany Lions	4.99	2.69	-10
23	Florida St. Seminoles	2.73	2.58	5
24	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	1.95	2.47	6
25	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	1.73	2.49	-5
Others Receiving Votes: Baylor Bears | West Virginia Mountaineers | Cincinnati Bearcats | Texas Longhorns | Virginia Cavaliers | Arkansas St. Red Wolves | Oregon St. Beavers | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Auburn Tigers | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | Texas A&M Aggies | Missouri Tigers | Rutgers Scarlet Knights | Washington Huskies | UAB Blazers | Toledo Rockets
Updated: Nov 15, 2011 10:01 AM EST

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The BCS Standings are out for the fifth time this season and it should come as no surprise to anyone that the LSU Tigers have now been on top all five weeks.

Oklahoma State is a solid No. 2 behind the Tigers and they are followed by the Alabama Sooners, Oregon Ducks and Oklahoma Sooners.

There are no Big East teams ranked in the BCS Top 25 this week with Cincinnati losing to West Virginia on Saturday.

You can head over to the BCS website to see how the poll is computed weekly and how the teams are selected for the BCS bowls.

For a full look at the BCS Standings, click on the read more button below if you’re on the home page.

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