Mo Knows Rankings

Here are the rankings (note that I would have Texas playing Missouri in the Big 12 Championship game-as it stands, since they don't play and, therefore, can't lose, Texas will be ranked number 2 and play in my National Championship game against the winner of the Florida-Alabama game, assuming their strength of schedule doesn't drop them to number 3 when I apply that again after the weekend games):

Rank	Team	Record	Previous
1	Florida	11-1	1
2	Texas	11-1	2
3	USC	10-1	3
4	Oklahoma	11-1	4
5	Alabama	12-0	5
6	Penn State	11-1	6
7	Ohio State	10-2	7
8	Texas Tech	11-1	10
9	Boise State	12-0	11
10	Cincinnati	10-2	13
11	Georgia Tech	9-3	16
12	OK State	9-3	8
13	Utah	12-0	14
14	Ball State	12-0	15
15	Oregon	9-3	26
16	Nebraska	8-4	17
17	Rice	9-3	20
18	TCU	10-2	22
19	Florida State	8-4	18
20	Tulsa	10-2	24
21	BYU	10-2	25
22	Northwestern	9-3	27
23	Michigan State	9-3	28
24	Pittsburgh	8-3	29
25	Georgia	9-3	9
26	Boston College	9-3	30
27	Missouri	9-3	12
28	Western Michigan	9-3	21
29	Ole Miss	8-4	31
30	Va Tech	8-4	32
31	Iowa	8-4	34
32	California	7-4	37
33	Navy	7-4	39
34	Troy	7-4	42
35	Kansas	7-5	43
36	ECU	8-4	45
37	South Florida	7-4	46
38	Air Force	8-4	47
39	Oregon State	8-4	19
40	West Virginia	7-4	35
41	Central Michigan	8-4	36
42	Wisconsin	7-5	49
43	Connecticut	7-4	52
44	North Carolina	8-4	53
45	Rutgers	6-5	55
46	Clemson	7-5	56
47	Hawaii	7-5	57
48	Nevada	7-5	58
49	Arizona	6-5	59
50	Wake Forest	7-5	60
51	Minnesota	7-5	61
52	Arkansas State	7-5	N/A
53	Fresno State	7-5	41
54	Houston	7-5	38
55	Maryland	7-5	48
56	Louisiana Tech	7-5	40
57	South Carolina	7-5	23
58	Buffalo	7-5	33
59	Miami	7-5	50
60	LSU	7-5	51

Any thoughts from my wise readers? I think other than Nebraska and Rice, the top 25 is a pretty accurate representation of what it really is.