Week 7 - Two in a Row

We got ourselves another win in a row. We took on a sad Arizona Wildcats and held them to a field goal until the 4th quarter. We have the worst offense in the NCAA but the best defense.

Scoring Summary:
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New to the world is the BCS rankings. The BCS rankings work in a top 15 style that takes from the Coaches' and AP polls and adds a multiplier based on their ranking. Then it divides that number by 2625 [1]. It also account for strength of schedule and quality wins. Quality wins are wins against equal or stronger teams. There's a lot of complex math to it. Anyway, the top 2 teams are Texas and Ohio State, which are the only two undefeated teams in power conferences left. Toledo is the BCS buster, being ranked 12th between FSU and Cal. The others are pretty much the same as the Coaches' Poll, I'm just too lazy to add them in.

Auburn's QB, Jason Campbell, won Player of the Week with a 152 yard and 3 touchdown game.

Oh, and Michigan got upset by Illinois.

Code:
Rk  LW  Team

1   1   Texas (35) (6-0)
2   2   Ohio State (28) (6-0)
3   3   LSU (6-1)
4   4   Auburn (5-1)
5   6   USC (5-1)
6   7   UGA (5-1)
7   9   Oklahoma (5-1)
8   10  Tennessee (5-1)
9   11  UMiami (7-0)
10  16  Virginia (5-1)
11  8   Missouri (5-1)
12  5   FSU (4-2)
13  14  West Virginia (5-1)
14  15  Cal (5-1)
15  17  Toledo (7-0)
16  21  Alabama (6-1)
17  18  Florida (4-2)
18  12  Southern Miss (5-1)
19  22  Nebraska (4-2)
20  23  Wisconsin (5-2)
21  25  Georgia Tech (5-1)
22  NR  Minnesota (5-2)
23  19  Boston College (5-1)
24  20  ASU (4-2)
25  NR  South Carolina (5-2)

#13 Michigan and #24 Iowa dropped out.

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Double coverage hail mary to convert a 4th and 10.

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