Barking Carnival

Click here. As of this posting, Anderson-Hester is not out for this week, it will be added when available and when I'm able to do so after parent-teacher conference day. It is now updated with Anderson-Hester. Wolfe does not release his until next week (the holdout so the BCS cronies can have an "exclusive" release). I drop the high and low and divide by the maximum available regardless of the

I noticed some things I found interesting. Perhaps you will as well. 73 total polls, 1503 teams listed: 1936-61 (20 teams ranked) 1962-67 (10 teams ranked) 1968-88 (20 teams ranked) 1989-current (25 teams ranked) 1) FBS Teams without a single final poll appearance: Akron, Ark St, Ball St, Buffalo, Central Florida, Central Michigan, UConn, Eastern Michigan, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Idaho, Kent, ULL, ULM, LA-Tech, Memphis, Middle Tennessee St, Nevada Las-Vegas, Nevada-Reno, New Mexico, North Texas, Northern Illinois, San Jose

Never before has a team received so many first place votes in the preseason AP Poll. Never! Florida got 58 of 60, and some shitty team from somewhere else got the other two. Pity votes one would assume. The rest of the Top 25 is inconsequential. It's not surprising that Florida got that many votes when they're led by a quarterback who does things no other quarterback has ever done. Mainly get a media blowjob after

Here's how ESPN ranks them. 1 Florida 2 Texas 3 Oklahoma 4 USC 5 Alabama 6 Ohio State 7 Virginia Tech 8 Mississippi 9 Penn State 10 LSU

OMG! Click here to find out! After you go pick up a new computer to replace the one you smashed, you can take solace in the fact that at least some people in the media aren't fucktards.

The Big 12 media days kick of tomorrow, and last week the media released their preseason poll and All Big 12 Team. Texas received the most first place votes (17 to OU’s 15), but they both tied with 172 points. So some shitheel probably picked Texas third on their ballot because he feels a Mike Gundy coached team is destined for big things. The selection process is for the all conference team is

I see a lot of people parroting Stoops' line about how you can't use Texas' head-to-head victory over OU in voting unless you also vote Tech ahead of Texas...but yet OU beat Tech. OMG! There is no solution! I am surprised by how many people seem to buy this argument. It's an example of specious reasoning called a paradox. Merriam

Looks like some of them were shamed by some of the media scrutiny. Still, not a very compelling lead for us. An OU victory over Tech while we're on bye creates the possibility for backsliding. By the way, don't look now, but UTEP and Florida Atlantic are now .500 at 5-5 and Rice comes off idle at 7-3 with a chance to win their league. I now turn this over to our

Tony Barnhart of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has come up with a scenario that he believes will cause the most hatred towards the BCS system. But what if No. 4 Florida beats No. 1 Alabama in the SEC championship game and No. 3 Texas beats No. 14 Missouri for the Big 12 championship? Penn State moves to No. 1 (trust me, it will) and both Texas and Florida finish 12-1. Who’s No. 2? Who gets left

Looks like the computers love the Big 12 South. 40% of the BCS Top Ten are from the Big 12 South. Basically, the 5th best team in the Big 12 will have a home game for the Conference championship. 2. Texas Tech 4. Texas 6. Oklahoma 9. Oklahoma State 14. Missouri

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