The Mo Knows Ranking System

Well, there was quite a shake-up in the ranking system, as to be expected based on the results of the games this weekend. Oklahoma dropped from 4 to 7 after losing to the former number 3, Texas. OK State and Florida made huge jumps, based on their records and on their victories over top 10 opponents. Missouri, who was the number one team last week, dropped to number 21. 5 teams jumped into the rankings this week by being victorious and becoming an above .500 team (Troy, Louisville, New Mexico State, Iowa, and Stanford), while 8 teams dropped from the rankings as losses put them at .500 (Nevada, East Carolina, Colorado State, Illinois, Clemson, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Colorado). The total number of teams ranked went from 59 to 56.

Rank	Team	Previous	Record
1	Texas	3	6-0
2	Alabama	2	6-0
3	OK State	20	6-0
4	Boise State	6	5-0
5	Florida	41	5-1
6	MSU	7	6-1
7	Oklahoma	4	5-1
8	Utah	9	7-0
9	Va Tech	10	5-1
10	Tulsa	11	6-0
11	Ohio State	12	6-1
12	BYU	13	6-0
13	Cal	14	4-1
14	Texas Tech	15	6-0
15	Penn State	16	7-0
16	Ball State	17	7-0
17	Kansas	21	5-1
18	G Tech	18	4-1
19	Cincinnati	22	5-1
20	Georgia	23	5-1
21	Missouri	1	5-1
22	Wake Forest	24	4-1
23	Pittsburgh	25	4-1
24	WMU	27	6-1
25	UNC	28	5-1
26	Northwestern	19	5-1
27	TCU	30	6-1
28	BC	31	4-1
29	Florida State	32	4-1
30	USC	33	4-1
31	LSU	8	4-1
32	Vandy	5	5-1
33	Navy	34	4-2
34	Minnesota	35	6-1
35	S Carolina	36	5-2
36	S Florida	37	5-1
37	U Conn	39	5-1
38	Duke	45	3-2
39	CMU	46	4-2
40	SJSU	50	4-2
41	Oregon	53	5-2
42	Arkansas State	54	4-2
43	Maryland	55	4-2
44	WVU	56	4-2
45	Air Force	57	4-2
46	K State	58	4-2
47	Fresno State	59	4-2
48	Troy	N/A	3-2
49	Louisville	N/A	3-2
50	NMSU	N/A	3-2
51	Notre Dame	26	4-2
52	Kentucky	38	4-2
53	Arizona	29	4-2
54	Iowa	N/A	4-3
55	Stanford	N/A	4-3
56	Auburn	49	4-3