BCS Rankings since 2007

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From CBS Sports:

 

 

"One proposal being considered by the commissioners on dividing the estimated $400 million in media rights revenue is by using past performance, specifically the past BCS Top 25 final standings.

 

Even though these standings are released after the conference championship games and do not include results of the bowl games, they are one way at looking at a conference's overall strength -- or lack of strength.

 

Here are the cumulative points per conference, based on 2014 membership, compiled by CBS Sports.com for the Top 25 final BCS rankings since 2007. First place finish is worth 25 points down to one point for a 25th place finish."

 

1. SEC 407 points

2. Big 12 361 points

3. Big Ten 259 points

4. Pac-12 224 points

5. ACC 184 points

6. Big East 130 points

7. BYU 31 points

8. MWC 30 points

9. CUSA 5 points

10. MAC 4 points

11. (tie) Notre Dame, WAC and Sun Belt 0 points

 

Top 25 by team

 

1. Alabama 81

2. Ohio State 79

3. LSU 78

3. Oklahoma 78

5. Boise State 74

6. Oregon 73

6. Virginia Tech 73

8. TCU 68

9. Florida 59

10. Texas 56

11. Oklahoma State 55

12. Stanford 49

13. Wisconsin 46

14. Georgia 42

14. Southern Cal 42

16 Cincinatti 41

17. Georgia Tech 39

17. Missouri 39

19. Arkansas 38

20. Penn State 35

20. West Virginia 35

22. Michigan State 34

23. BYU 31

24. Utah 31

25. Auburn 29

 

[Other Conferences omitted]

 

Big Ten

2. Ohio State - 79

13. Wisconsin - 46

20. Penn State - 35

22. Michigan State - 34

28. Nebraska - 19

33. Iowa - 17

38. Illinois - 13

38. Michigan 13

52. Northwestern 3

 

Minnesota, Indiana and Purdue have not finished in the Top 25 since 2007.

 

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