The Moss Problem is proud to announce that it has been selected as one of the 158 independent sports writing publications that make up the sports journal arm of the Bowl Series Championship computer rankings. From this week until the end of the NCAA College Football season, The Moss Problem will have a hand (finger, hangnail?) in selecting the top 25 college football teams in the country.
According to a memo accompanying our selection, The Moss Problem was selected for its high degree of journalistic integrity and unique vision in the face of nearly overwhelming fan base noise. Cited as influencing the decision, was The Moss Problem’s continuing emphasis on non-traditional factors in team ratings, including: defensive domination, coaching idiosyncrasy, home uniform colors, away uniform colors, helmet style and colors, celebration aesthetics, and “extracurricular,” which includes mascot quality, band, and fan traditions. The Moss Problem Poll, rather than trying to assert which team is “best,” based on performance thus far, is a ranking of perceived excellence as well as prediction of final ranking at the end of the season.
Week of October 18, 2010.
1. Oregon
2. Auburn
3. TCU
4. Wisconsin
5. Stanford
6. Ohio State
7. Boise State
8. Michigan State
9. Arkansas
10. Oklahoma
11. Virginia Tech
12. Nebraska
13. LSU
14. Missouri
15. Arkansas
16. Oklahoma State
17. Nevada
18. Texas A&M
19. Utah
20. South Carolina
21. Florida State
22. Mississippi State
23. Oregon State
24. Iowa
25. Hawaii
2 comments:
Uncanny.
Staggering prescience.
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