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 Mondays.

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 10

Rank	Team	Delta
1	LSU Tigers	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	—
3	Boise St. Broncos	—
4	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	—
5	Stanford Cardinal	—
6	Oregon Ducks	—
7	Arkansas Razorbacks	—
8	Oklahoma Sooners	1
9	Nebraska Cornhuskers	1
10	South Carolina Gamecocks	2
11	Virginia Tech Hokies	2
12	Clemson Tigers	-4
13	Michigan Wolverines	3
14	Houston Cougars	4
15	Penn St. Nittany Lions	4
16	Georgia Bulldogs	4
17	Michigan St. Spartans	-3
18	Kansas St. Wildcats	-3
19	Wisconsin Badgers	-8
20	Cincinnati Bearcats	2
21	West Virginia Mountaineers	3
22	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	1
23	Arizona St. Sun Devils	—
24	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	—
25	Texas A&M Aggies	-8
Dropouts: Texas Tech Red Raiders, USC Trojans

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I think my poll this week is pretty self explanatory. No major changes except with the losses by some of the top teams. If you disagree with any of my picks, let me know in the comments.

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The college football polls are out for the week and there’s no change at the top. Part of that reason is the top two teams, LSU and Alabama, were off this weekend as they prepare for their big matchup in primetime next Saturday night.

They are followed by Oklahoma State, Stanford and Boise State in the AP Poll. They are followed by Stanford, Oklahoma State and Boise State in the coaches’ poll.

There are still two teams ranked from the Big East. The Cincinnati Bearcats come in at No. 23/22 and the West Virginia Mountaineers are ranked No. 24/21. There are no teams from the Big East in the others receiving votes.

For a full look at both polls, 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 seven 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) – 28 Points, 33.33%, 9 1st Place Votes
2. Trent Richardson (RB-Alabama) – 22 Points, 26.19%, 2 1st Place Votes
3. Kellen Moore (QB-Boise St) – 11 Points, 13.10%, 2 1st Place Votes
4. Robert Griffin III (QB-Baylor)- 6 Points, 7.14%, 1 1st Place Vote

• Also Receiving Votes: Robert Woods (WR- USC) 3 pts, Ryan Broyles (WR- Oklahoma) 3 pts, David Wilson (RB- Virginia Tech) 2 pts, Russell Wilson (QB- Wisconsin) 2 pts, Sammy Watkins (WR- Clemson) 2 pts, Brandon Weedon (QB- Oklahoma State) 2 pts, Tahj Boyd (QB- Clemson) 2 pts, Case Keenum (QB- Houston) 1 pt.
• Dropped Out: Tyrann Mathieu (CB- LSU), LaMichael James (RB- Oregon)

In case you were wondering, this is how I voted in this week’s poll:

1. Andrew Luck – Luck stays at the top for me despite just an average night. He was 16-of-21 for 169 yards and two touchdowns. He really didn’t need to much as his offense racked up 446 yards on the ground in a Pac-12 romp over the Washington Huskies.

2.  Kellen Moore – Moore just continues to put up great numbers. In a closer than expected game with the Air Force Falcons, the Broncos QB  was 23-of-29 for 281 yards and three touchdowns.

3. Russell Wilson – You can’t blame Wilson for Saturday night’s loss to Michigan State. But he does drop here in my poll a spot due to the fact he threw two interceptions. He was 14-of-21 for 223 yards and two touchdowns. He also added a rushing touchdown as well. His overall body of work keeps him in my top three.

Here’s the BlogPoll Top 25 for week nine 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 9

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (74)	25.44	3.86	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide (12)	24.65	3.73	—
3	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	22.65	3.28	2
4	Stanford Cardinal	22.20	3.18	3
5	Clemson Tigers	21.25	2.84	3
6	Boise St. Broncos	21.12	2.66	—
7	Oregon Ducks	19.13	2.53	2
8	Kansas St. Wildcats	17.02	0.96	3
9	Arkansas Razorbacks	16.69	1.35	1
10	Michigan St. Spartans	16.33	1.89	4
11	Oklahoma Sooners	15.44	0.85	-8
12	Wisconsin Badgers	14.67	1.50	-8
13	Nebraska Cornhuskers	12.32	2.69	-1
14	Virginia Tech Hokies	11.74	2.33	1
15	South Carolina Gamecocks	10.85	2.94	1
16	Texas A&M Aggies	8.89	3.22	2
17	Michigan Wolverines	8.50	2.00	—
18	Houston Cougars	8.45	3.81	2
19	Penn St. Nittany Lions	6.70	3.15	5
20	Texas Tech Red Raiders	5.42	3.40	—
21	USC Trojans	5.07	3.63	7
22	Arizona St. Sun Devils	4.89	3.12	3
23	Georgia Bulldogs	3.63	2.73	3
24	Cincinnati Bearcats	2.86	2.68	6
25	West Virginia Mountaineers	1.25	2.02	-12
Others Receiving Votes: Southern Miss. Golden Eagles | Texas Longhorns | Auburn Tigers | Baylor Bears | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | Syracuse Orange | Florida St. Seminoles | Washington Huskies | Miami Hurricanes | Illinois Fighting Illini | TCU Horned Frogs | Notre Dame Fighting Irish | SMU Mustangs | Florida Gators | Iowa Hawkeyes | Wake Forest Demon Deacons | BYU Cougars | Louisiana Ragin Cajuns | Arkansas St. Red Wolves
Updated: Oct 25, 2011 9:02 AM EDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

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The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings are out for the second time this season and the team that’s ranked No. 1 in the AP and USA Today Top 25 polls is No. 1 here for the second week in a row.

The LSU Tigers find themselves at No. 1 followed by Alabama, Oklahoma State, Boise State and Clemson.

The only team from the Big East in the BCS standings are the West Virginia Mountaineers who drop ten spots to No. 25 after being ranked No. 15 last 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.

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 Mondays.

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 Monday.

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 9

Rank	Team	Delta
1	LSU Tigers	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	1
3	Boise St. Broncos	2
4	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	2
5	Stanford Cardinal	2
6	Oregon Ducks	2
7	Arkansas Razorbacks	2
8	Clemson Tigers	3
9	Oklahoma Sooners	-7
10	Nebraska Cornhuskers	—
11	Wisconsin Badgers	-7
12	South Carolina Gamecocks	—
13	Virginia Tech Hokies	—
14	Michigan St. Spartans	1
15	Kansas St. Wildcats	1
16	Michigan Wolverines	1
17	Texas A&M Aggies	2
18	Houston Cougars	3
19	Penn St. Nittany Lions	3
20	Georgia Bulldogs	5
21	Texas Tech Red Raiders	—
22	Cincinnati Bearcats	—
23	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	—
24	West Virginia Mountaineers	-10
25	USC Trojans	—
Dropouts: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Illinois Fighting Illini, Auburn Tigers, Washington Huskies

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With Oklahoma and Wisconsin falling last night, there’s some movement at the top of the my poll. I decided not to leap frog teams over one another at the top instead moving them up appropriately.

Four new teams enter the polls for me this week. I hate having to USC in there since they aren’t eligible for a bowl at the end of the year but you can’t deny the fact they are playing some good football this year.

The college football polls are out for the week and there’s now a consensus No. 1 team in both polls. LSU, which has been No. 1 in the AP Poll, now assumes the top spot in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll after the Oklahoma Sooners were upset last night.

LSU is followed by Alabama, Oklahoma State, Stanford and Boise State in the AP Poll. The top five in the coaches poll is almost the same with with Stanford being No. 3 and Oklahoma State at No. 4.

The Big East is represented by two teams this week in both polls. The Cincinnati Bearcats entered both polls at No. 24 (AP) and No. 23 (USA Today). The West Virginia Mountaineers are still ranked despite losing to Syracuse at No. 25/24.

Syracuse and Rutgers are among the others receiving votes in both polls.

For a full look at the 2011 NCAA Football Rankings – Week 9 (Oct. 23), click on the read more button below if you’re on the home page.

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 seven 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) – 25 Points, 27.78%, 7 1st Place Votes
2. Russell Wilson (QB-Wisconsin) – 23 Points, 25.56%, 2 1st Place Votes
3. Trent Richardson (RB-Alabama) – 18 Points, 20.00%, 3 1st Place Votes
4. Kellen Moore (QB-Boise St) – 8 Points, 8.89%, 1 1st Place Vote
5. Tyrann Mathieu (CB-LSU)- 5 Points, 5.56%, 0 1st Place Votes

• Also Receiving Votes: Robert Griffin III (QB- Baylor) 4 pts, Sammy Watkins (WR- Clemson) 3 pts, Ryan Broyles (WR- Oklahoma) 3 pts, LaMichael James (RB- Oregon) 1 pt
• Dropped Out: Denard Robinson (QB- Michigan), Landry Jones (QB- Oklahoma), Brandon Weedon (QB- Oklahoma State)

In case you were wondering, this is how I voted in this week’s poll:

1. Andrew Luck – Stanford QB – Luck remains the favorite for me. He got off to a slow start but still finished with 336 yards and four touchdowns. He may need to step up his numbers as Russell Wilson is on his tail..
2. Russell Wilson – Wisconsin QB – One can only imagine how good Wilson would have been at NC State had he had what he has at Wisconsin. He continues to dazzle as this past weekend he caught a touchdown pass to go along with an efficient 12-of-17 for 166 yards and a touchdown pass in the romp over Indiana.
3. Kellen Moore – Boise State QB – In the year of the quarterback for the Heisman, Moore continues to put up crazy numbers. This time out, he was 26-of-30 for 338 yards and four touchdowns. He kept one of those touchdown passes in the family hitting his brother Kirby for one in the 2nd quarter

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Here’s the BlogPoll Top 25 for week eight 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 8

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (57)	24.58	0.67	—
2	Alabama Crimson Tide (23)	24.08	0.69	—
3	Oklahoma Sooners (6)	23.08	0.82	—
4	Wisconsin Badgers	21.30	1.29	—
5	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	20.23	1.18	1
6	Boise St. Broncos	19.87	1.44	-1
7	Stanford Cardinal	19.10	1.81	—
8	Clemson Tigers	18.72	2.08	—
9	Oregon Ducks	17.07	1.49	—
10	Arkansas Razorbacks	15.12	3.56	—
11	Kansas St. Wildcats	13.49	3.12	3
12	Nebraska Cornhuskers	12.41	2.95	3
13	West Virginia Mountaineers	11.50	3.21	3
14	Michigan St. Spartans	11.38	2.70	8
15	Virginia Tech Hokies	10.86	3.02	4
16	South Carolina Gamecocks	10.01	4.15	1
17	Michigan Wolverines	7.76	3.07	-6
18	Texas A&M Aggies	6.66	4.46	6
19	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	6.40	3.03	-7
20	Houston Cougars	5.99	4.14	1
21	Illinois Fighting Illini	4.44	3.17	-8
22	Auburn Tigers	3.99	3.62	4
23	Washington Huskies	3.45	2.99	4
24	Penn St. Nittany Lions	3.34	3.91	1
25	Arizona St. Sun Devils	2.56	2.85	-7
Others Receiving Votes: Georgia Bulldogs | Notre Dame Fighting Irish | USC Trojans | SMU Mustangs | Cincinnati Bearcats | Texas Longhorns | Rutgers Scarlet Knights | Baylor Bears | Southern Miss. Golden Eagles | Louisiana Ragin Cajuns | Florida Gators | Florida St. Seminoles | North Carolina Tar Heels | Virginia Cavaliers | Ohio St. Buckeyes | Wake Forest Demon Deacons | Temple Owls | South Florida Bulls | TCU Horned Frogs
Updated: Oct 18, 2011 9:30 AM EDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings are out for first time during the 2011 season and one of the teams that’s ranked No. 1 in the AP and USA Today Top 25 polls that came out earlier on Sunday is on top.

The LSU Tigers find themselves at No. 1 followed by Alabama, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Boise State. The Broncos are the only team in the top 12 that don’t play in a BCS conference.

The only team from the Big East in the top in the BCS standings are the West Virginia Mountaineers who come in at No. 15.

UConn Huskies fans if you’re wondering where they are ranked, they’re No. 85 out of 120 teams.

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.