Final AP Rankings

[Excel]

http://collegefootball.ap.org/poll

1. Alabama

2. Oregon

3. Ohio State

4. Notre Dame

5. Texas A&M

6. Georgia

7. Stanford

8. South Carolina

9. Florida

10. Florida State

11. Clemson

12. Kansas State

13. Louisville

14. Louisiana State

15. Oklahoma

16. Utah State

17. Northwestern

18. Boise State

19. Texas

20. Oregon State

21. San Jose State

22. Northern Illinois

23. Vanderbilt

24. Michigan

25. Nebraska

26. Kent State

 

[Flood]

Wow.

16-26 looks all kinds of wacky and screwed up in my historically centered CFB mind. I am an old guy, age 42, so that explains some of it, but still . . .

Just wow . . .

 

[ZRod]

OSU kind of got snubbed undefeated and ranked 3rd. I was hopping the AP had some balls and would vote them #1.

 

[Notre Dame Joe]

I wonder if there is much difference from 2 to 13. Seems that quite a few teams have wins over someone ranked higher.

 

[HuskerShark]

OSU kind of got snubbed undefeated and ranked 3rd. I was hopping the AP had some balls and would vote them #1.

Ohio State was not that good this year. They had a Notre Dame-like undefeated season.

 

[ZRod]

OSU kind of got snubbed undefeated and ranked 3rd. I was hopping the AP had some balls and would vote them #1.

Ohio State was not that good this year. They had a Notre Dame-like undefeated season.

Still gets you to the NC though...

 

[AgMarauder04]

I like it...but who did OSU play this year that was TRULY good that they beat?

 

[ZRod]

I like it...but who did OSU play this year that was TRULY good that they beat?

You can basically say the same for ND. The names are respectable, but the quality of the product was lacking most of the year.

 

[AgMarauder04]

Yeah, I guess the difference is with OSU ineligible for bowls, no one really noticed their weak schedule.

ND was a missed chipshot against Pitt away from not being in the BCS game.

 

[Decked]

http://collegefootball.ap.org/poll

1. Alabama

2. Oregon

3. Ohio State

4. Notre Dame

5. Texas A&M

6. Georgia

7. Stanford

8. South Carolina

9. Florida

10. Florida State

11. Clemson

12. Kansas State

13. Louisville

14. Louisiana State

15. Oklahoma

16. Utah State

17. Northwestern

18. Boise State

19. Texas

20. Oregon State

21. San Jose State

22. Northern Illinois

23. Vanderbilt

24. Michigan

25. Nebraska

26. Kent State

Why?

 

[Notre Dame Joe]

Yeah, I guess the difference is with OSU ineligible for bowls, no one really noticed their weak schedule.

ND was a missed chipshot against Pitt away from not being in the BCS game.

And Bama was a missed tackle vs. lsu and a failure to spike vs Georgia from playing Louisville or Oklahoma

 

[ZRod]

And Bama was a missed tackle vs. lsu and a failure to spike vs Georgia from playing Louisville or Oklahoma

I won't argue that, but they certainly made an impression when it counted most. I'm one of those that thinks they were overrated the entire year and I still do, but I have to keep it to myself because I'll just look foolish now. I don't know how they feel in South Bend, but I think that game was just a reflection of a) Notre Dame being exposed b) Saban's inarguable ability to prepare given the time.

 

[Woody Tressel]

Yeah, I guess the difference is with OSU ineligible for bowls, no one really noticed their weak schedule.

ND was a missed chipshot against Pitt away from not being in the BCS game.

Sadly, I do agree with this. The sad part is, next year our schedule will be even weaker...no Nebraska or Michigan State on it.

 

[Count 'Bility]

Yeah, I guess the difference is with OSU ineligible for bowls, no one really noticed their weak schedule.

ND was a missed chipshot against Pitt away from not being in the BCS game.

Sadly, I do agree with this. The sad part is, next year our schedule will be even weaker...no Nebraska or Michigan State on it.

bull$hit.

2013 Ohio State Buckeyes Football Schedule

Date Opponent Time/TV Tickets Saturday

04/13/13

Scarlet & Gray Spring Game

Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, OH 1:00 p.m. ET

TV TBA --- Saturday

08/31/13 Buffalo Bulls

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

09/07/13 San Diego State Aztecs

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

09/14/13 at California Golden Bears

California Memorial Stadium, Berkeley, CA TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

09/21/13

Florida A&M Rattlers

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

09/28/13 Wisconsin Badgers

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

10/05/13 at Northwestern Wildcats

Ryan Field, Evanston, IL TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

10/12/13 --- Open Date --- --- Saturday

10/19/13 Iowa Hawkeyes

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

10/26/13 Penn State Nittany Lions

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

11/02/13 at Purdue Boilermakers

Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, IN TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

11/09/13 --- Open Date --- --- Saturday

11/16/13 at Illinois Fighting Illini

Memorial Stadium, Champaign, IL TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

11/23/13 Indiana Hoosiers

Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

11/30/13 at Michigan Wolverines

Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI TBA Buy



Tickets Saturday

12/07/13

Big Ten Championship Game

Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN Nebraska Cornhuskers ---

 

[QMany]

VANDERBILT is ranked ahead of us? C'mon man!

They beat:

• Presbyterian (2-9)
  
• Missouri (5-7)
  
• Auburn (3-9)
  
• UMASS (1-11)
  
• Kentucky (2-10)
  
• Ole Miss (7-6)
  
• Tennessee (5-7)
  
• Wake (5-7)
  
• NC State (7-6)
  

TWO teams that were ONE game over .500. Both of which were 6-6 before getting into sh**ty bowl games.

Are you f'ing kidding me?