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Or maybe they should be playing the Gators! Div II NE Kearney beat Mesa St 63 - 10 Div II Mesa St beat Colorado Mines 27 - 24 Div II Colorado Mines beat Fort Hays St 37 - 17 Div II Fort Hays St beat Washburn 17 - 7 Div II Washburn beat Missouri St 35 - 27 Div I - FCS Missouri St beat Youngstown St 42 - 28 Div I - FCS Youngstown St beat N Dakota St 32 - 24 Div I - FCS N Dakota St beat S Illinois 35 - 27 Div I - FCS S Illinois beat Northern Iowa 27 - 24 Div I - FCS Northern Iowa beat New Hampshire 36 - 34 Div I - FCS New Hampshire beat Army 28 - 10 Div I - FBS Army beat Louisiana Tech 14 - 7 Div I - FBS Louisiana Tech beat Mississippi St 22 - 14 Div I - FBS Mississippi St beat Vanderbilt 17 - 14 Div I - FBS Vanderbilt beat Mississippi 23 - 17 Div I - FBS Mississippi beat Texas Tech 47 - 34 Div I - FBS Texas Tech beat Texas 39 - 33 Div I - FBS Texas beat Oklahoma 45 - 35 Therefore, NE Kearney is better than Oklahoma as shown in 18 rounds by a combined score of 586 - 386. http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourteam.com/...;loser=Oklahoma The Victory Chain Analyzer site is great. They do a really good job of explaining the logic for those of us (like me) who are geeky enough to care.

Thanks, ArmyHusker. Please feel free to share it with your buddies.

You have to pick the undefeated teams as the Your Team, like Utah. There are others in the other divisions that are undefeated as well, I'm pretty sure. Until this weekend, Texas, Oklahoma, and Texas Tech had only beaten each other. Once Ole Miss beat Texas Tech, it was possible to connect to those three teams, plus TCU (who had only lost to OU) and Boise St. (who had only lost to TCU). There might be some other "islands" of teams out there. Ole Miss is my Division I Transitive Property MVP for the season, beating both Florida and Texas Tech. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo also beat San Diego St., which opened up a lot of the lower division teams to beat the FBS teams. The inter-divisional games are my favorite to watch since I started the project. I'll be watching them a lot more closely at the beginning of the '09 season. Go Big Red! And Go Army!

Frequent guest lurker here -- just got back from Jacksonville and signed up. (Awesome experience at the game and in the town, BTW.) I thought I'd share a web site I've been working on with everyone. It uses the "transitive property" of college football to show that one team is better than another. Flawed logic, now doubt, which makes it pretty fun. Here's a nice intra-state battle showing that Dana College is better than the Huskers. http://www.myteamisbetterthanyourteam.com/...;loser=Nebraska Anyway, please give it a try, send me any feedback you have, and let your friends know about the site. -mitchp