ESPN "Way-too-Early" 2014 Top 25

[Excel]

1. FSU

2. Alabama

3. Oregon

4. Stanford

5. Auburn

6. Michigan State

7. UCLA

8. Oklahoma

9. Ohio State

10. LSU

11. Georgia

12. Baylor

13. South Carolina

14. Southern Cal

15. Wisconsin

16. Texas A&M

17. North Carolina

18. Clemson

19. Washington

20. Mississippi

21. Iowa

22. Arizona State

23. Notre Dame

24. Central Florida

25. Florida

 

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/10246704/florida-state-leads-2014-way-too-early-top-25-rankings

[huskerfan92]

Yes Florida totally deserves to be in the top 25

[chamrocck]

You know...I don't really have a problem with that top 10. Looks about right to me. Mason needs to come back for Auburn...if he goes NFL that would hurt them. I might swap UCLA and Stanford.

 

After the top 10...who knows.

[Micheal]

There shouldn't be a poll until say four weeks into the season.

[Michiganball]

Only 8 sec teams espn/sec network? Not a bit of an overkill? I guess there is never enough bullsh#t in advertising.

[sd'sker]

Only 8 sec teams espn/sec network? Not a bit of an overkill? I guess there is never enough bullsh#t in advertising.

the real problem is that even if they lose a game or two or three during the season, the conference is so insulated because of these preseason polls that various sec teams just rotate around the rankings. it is a real joke.

[Michiganball]

Only 8 sec teams espn/sec network? Not a bit of an overkill? I guess there is never enough bullsh#t in advertising.

the real problem is that even if they lose a game or two or three during the season, the conference is so insulated because of these preseason polls that various sec teams just rotate around the rankings. it is a real joke.

 

Yea, this year was a prime example, loose a game, but drop only 3-4 places because you lost to an incredible unbeatable sec team and so on and so on and so on in a sec circle jerk we go.

 

Hmmm seems espn deletes post refereeing to their "investment" in the sec network.