The Mo Knows Rankings

Well, the first games have been played, and the Mo Knows Ranking system can be updated. Remember, this is about finding a ranking system that will get the best teams at the end of the season, not during. Also, a few reminders about the rules of the rankings:
1) You must be above .500 (so if you lost in week 1, you cannot get ranked until you return to 2-1)
2) You start this season where you ended last season
3) Your ranking cannot improve if you play a I-AA opponent (exception: Fresno State who played a I-AA team this weekend, was ranked #63, and is now #60, because the number of ranked teams dropped from 63 to 60)
4) You cannot win and drop in the polls (exception: on a week where the strength of schedule formula is included-after weeks 6, 10, and 14)

I will also post my top 25 after one week, with a recap of the weekend's action later on Tuesday.

1 Florida
2 Texas
3 Utah
4 USC
5 TCU
6 Boise State
7 Ohio State
8 Nebraska
9 Alabama
10 Penn State
11 Cincinnati
12 Mississippi
13 California
14 Missouri
15 Tulsa
16 BYU
17 Oklahoma State
18 LSU
19 Texas Tech
20 Oregon State
21 Arizona
22 Connecticut
23 Iowa
24 Kansas
25 Kentucky
26 Clemson
27 Wisconsin
28 West Virginia
29 Colorado State
30 Notre Dame
31 Michigan State
32 Miami
33 Northwestern
34 South Carolina
35 Pittsburgh
36 Georgia Tech
37 Minnesota
38 Buffalo
39 UAB
40 Houston
41 Baylor
42 South Florida
43 North Texas
44 Michigan
45 North Carolina
46 Air Force
47 East Carolina
48 Boston College
49 Bowling Green
50 Auburn
51 Purdue
52 Vanderbilt
53 Tennessee
54 Stanford
55 Southern Mississippi
56 Texas A&M
57 Army
58 UCLA
59 Idaho
60 Fresno State