1. Texas

 2. Georgia

 3. Ohio State

 4. Alabama

 5. Tennessee

 6. Ole Miss

 7. Miami

 8. Oregon

 9. Penn State

10. Utah

11. Missouri

12. Michigan

13. USC

14. LSU

15. Louisville

16. Notre Dame

17. Clemson

18. Iowa State

19. Illinois 

20. Oklahoma State

21. Oklahoma

22. BYU

23. Kansas State

24. Texas A&M

25. Boise State

* Dropped from rankings Nebraska and Northern Illinois

Conference breakdown:

SEC- 9 (5 of first 6)

Big 10- 6 (3 of first 10)

Big 12- 5

ACC- 3

Ind- 1

Mountain West- 1

I'd flip Tennessee and Alabama based on how they've looked so far.

2 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

I'd flip Tennessee and Alabama based on how they've looked so far.

I agree, Tennessee has looked better to me up to this point.

So far college football has been more enjoyable for me this year.  

I think most things are evolving well.  

1 hour ago, theguru said:

So far college football has been more enjoyable for me this year.  

I think most things are evolving well.  

College football has become like the NBA for me. Once we get about half way through the season and closer to the post season, I get interested. I have watched almost no college football to date this year. Same is true for college basketball. In all these sports I watch my teams that I am a fan of and just bits and pieces of other games. I pay attention to the results and what's happening but I don't sit down and watch games of other teams till late in the season. I think player mobility (transfers, one and done, etc.) is a big part of that. And the revolving door conferences deter me from watching.

One huge plus to the realignment, is we are getting marquee games weekly that we normally would not see. Along with the expanded CFP giving teams some freedom to play some tougher out of conference games (without worrying about one loss knocking them out of the playoffs) we have seen some other great match ups already. This is shaping up to be a really fun season for college football fans.

18 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

College football has become like the NBA for me. Once we get about half way through the season and closer to the post season, I get interested. I have watched almost no college football to date this year. Same is true for college basketball. In all these sports I watch my teams that I am a fan of and just bits and pieces of other games. I pay attention to the results and what's happening but I don't sit down and watch games of other teams till late in the season. I think player mobility (transfers, one and done, etc.) is a big part of that. And the revolving door conferences deter me from watching.

I like football too much not to watch.  

What do you do with your free time when you are not watching college football?

2 hours ago, theguru said:

I like football too much not to watch.  

What do you do with your free time when you are not watching college football?

BGP ... 

1 minute ago, Voice of Reason said:

BGP ... 

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