AP Top 25 - CSU has votes

[weberwildcat]

AP Top 25
RK TEAM RECORD PTS
1 Florida (56) 1-0 1493
2 Texas (2) 1-0 1424
3 USC 1-0 1355
4 Alabama (2) 1-0 1331
5 Oklahoma State 1-0 1201
6 Mississippi 1-0 1095
7 Penn State 1-0 1082
8 Ohio State 1-0 985
9 Brigham Young 1-0 984
10 California 1-0 971
11 LSU 1-0 890
12 Boise State 1-0 882
13 Oklahoma 0-1 782
14 Virginia Tech 0-1 652
15 Georgia Tech 1-0 630
16 TCU 0-0 523
17 Utah 1-0 404
18 Notre Dame 1-0 383
19 North Carolina 1-0 338
20 Miami (FL) 1-0 315
21 Georgia 0-1 294
22 Nebraska 1-0 266
23 Cincinnati 1-0 248
24 Kansas 1-0 196
25 Missouri 1-0 126
Dropped from rankings: Oregon 16, Florida State 18, Iowa 22
Others receiving votes: Oregon State 113, Michigan State 83, Pittsburgh 82, Texas Tech 53, Oregon 47, Clemson 40, Florida State 39, West Virginia 32, Tennessee 30, Iowa 24, Michigan 18, UCLA 18, Baylor 17, Boston College 14, Arizona 12, East Carolina 6, Air Force 4, Auburn 4, Colorado State 4, Arkansas 3, South Carolina 3, South Florida 1, Southern Miss 1, Houston 1, Tulsa 1


No Wyoming? lol

 

[ajwildcat]

So is there a game this week? you would never know it by how dead this fan board is.

 

[WILDCAT]

Does anyone know where we can go to see the point spread on this game?

 

[WILDCAT]

So is there a game this week? you would never know it by how dead this fan board is.

At least the Die-hards are still here

 

[native]

Does anyone know where we can go to see the point spread on this game?

I use Jeff Sagarin's weekly ratings, online at USA TODAY:

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/fbt09.htm?loc=interstitialskip

Of the 245 NCAA DI teams, this week Colorado State is ranked 58th and Weber is ranked 147th. Using Sagarin's predictor values, CSU is favored by sixteen points.

By the way, Wyoming was favored by 10 points last week. We beat Sagarin's "spread" by three points.

 

[smjcpa1]

They get votes just for beating a Colorado team that has been down for years??? Most of the teams in the Mtn Worst could beat Colorado. BYU, UofU, TCU, CSU, and probably Air Force. I also think that there are some Big Sky teams that could beat Colorado. They gave up 200 yds on 10 pass completions. What a joke their secondary is. If teams in the 'Sky gave up 20 yds per completions, they would get blown out of the water. :mrgreen:

 

[native]

They get votes just for beating a Colorado team that has been down for years??? Most of the teams in the Mtn Worst could beat Colorado. BYU (aggie color theft), UofU, TCU, CSU, and probably Air Force. I also think that there are some Big Sky teams that could beat Colorado. They gave up 200 yds on 10 pass completions. What a joke their secondary is. If teams in the 'Sky gave up 20 yds per completions, they would get blown out of the water. :mrgreen:

I hope you are right about the Colorado defense. If so, it bodes well for our offensive performance against Colorado State. I don't think there are so many BSC teams that could be Colorado, though.

If we eliminate the mistakes, I think we have a real chance against Colorado State. In my opinion, when Weber plays mistake free, our offense is as good as any of the FCS offenses and probably half of the BCS offenses. We will have to play mistake-free, however. As Mac said in the weekly Big Sky phone conference, CSU is a team with few weaknesses.

 

[n.ogdencat]

Colorado doesn't have much this year (they haven't had much for a few years, to bad for Hawkins, I really like him as a coach). Also, CSU has, even the past few years, played CU tough. CSU probably should have beaten CU a couple of times in the last few years. CSU's defense isn't as good as Wyomings, and Weber still racked up over 400 yards of offense (penalties and TO's killed us). What should be a good sign for the Cowboys is that they have an offense that can move the ball, and an excellent defense. They are better than there were last year, and it will show in the final standings. Still Weber should have won. As for CSU...well they are going to be really tough to stop. Their offense is good, but their defense has some serious weaknesses, the secondary is kinda soft, which will really help the Cats.

 

[wsucatfan]

Colorado doesn't have much this year (they haven't had much for a few years, to bad for Hawkins, I really like him as a coach). Also, CSU has, even the past few years, played CU tough. CSU probably should have beaten CU a couple of times in the last few years. CSU's defense isn't as good as Wyomings, and Weber still racked up over 400 yards of offense (penalties and TO's killed us). What should be a good sign for the Cowboys is that they have an offense that can move the ball, and an excellent defense. They are better than there were last year, and it will show in the final standings. Still Weber should have won. As for CSU...well they are going to be really tough to stop. Their offense is good, but their defense has some serious weaknesses, the secondary is kinda soft, which will really help the Cats.

We just need to play tough mistake free football and we will have a great chance to win.

 

[smjcpa1]

I tried to tell you guys that the CSU win over Colorado really wasnt that big of a deal. Toledo just thumped Colorado. It seems that Colorado is not a very good team this year. :mrgreen: