Top 25 Update

Starting this week, I'll be posting my own top 25 in addition to predicting what the AP voters will think.
(teams that lost crossed out, teams with big wins in green, and team with bad wins in red)
update: actual rankings in parentheses -- I was within one spot on 23/32 and only missed by more than two on Auburn

Previous			Projected			My Rankings
1.	Florida		1.	Florida (1)		1.	Florida
2.	Texas		2.	Alabama (2)		2.	Alabama
3.	Alabama		3.	Texas (3)		3.	Texas
4.	LSU		4.	VaTech (4)		4.	VaTech
5.	VaTech		5.	USC (6)		5.	USC
6.	Boise St.		6.	Boise St. (5)		6.	Cincy
7.	USC		7.	Cincy (8)		7.	Ohio St.
8.	Cincy		8.	LSU (10)		8.	TCU
9.	Ohio St.		9.	Ohio St. (7)		9.	Iowa
10.	TCU		10.	TCU (12)		10.	Nebraska
11.	Miami		11.	Miami (9)		11.	Penn St.
12.	Iowa		12.	Iowa (11)		12.	Miami
13.	Oregon		13.	Oregon (13)		13.	LSU
14.	Penn St.		14.	Penn St. (14)		14.	Boise St.
15.	OK St.		15.	Nebraska (15)		15.	Houston
16.	Kansas		16.	OK St. (16)		16.	BYU
17.	Auburn		17.	Kansas (17)		17.	Oklahoma
18.	BYU		18.	BYU (18)		18.	GA Tech
18.	Oklahoma		19.	Oklahoma (19)		19.	Oregon
20.	Ole Miss		20.	GA Tech (20)		20.	S. Florida
21.	Nebraska		21.	S. Florida (21)		21.	S. Carolina
22.	GA Tech		22.	S. Carolina (22)		22.	OK St.
23.	S. Florida		23.	Houston (23)		23.	Kansas
24.	Missouri		24.	Auburn (27)		24.	Auburn
25.	S. Carolina		25.	Utah (24)		25.	West Virginia
26.	Wisconsin		26.	W. Virginia (28)		26.	Notre Dame
27.	Houston		27.	N. Dame (25)		27.	Utah
28.	Georgia		28.	Pitt (26)		28.	Pitt
29.	Stanford		29.	Wisconsin (30)		29.	Wisconsin
30.	Utah		30.	Missouri (31)		30.	Ole Miss
31.	Michigan		31.	Ole Miss (29)
32.	Boston Coll.		32.	Arkansas (32)
33.	Notre Dame

games between top 25 teams next week:

Oklahoma at Texas
S. Carolina at Alabama
VaTech at GA Tech
Cincinnati at S. Florida

other losable games for top 25 teams:

Arkansas at Florida
Boise St. at Tulsa
USC at Notre Dame
Iowa at Wisconsin
Missouri at OK State
Kansas at Colorado
Texas Tech at Nebraska
Utah at Air Force

update: other random thoughts
-I was impressed with how well I did on 23-32 given the number of teams that lost at the bottom of the rankings this week

-The 13-3 loss to Florida is now LSU's most impressive game -- which isn't saying much for a top ten team

-I thought Iowa might jump up in the rankings, but I suppose winning by two points at home against an inconsistent Michigan team that turned the ball over 5 teams isn't really all that impressive.  But if they win next week at Wisconsin, they deserve to be ahead of at least LSU and Miami

-I'm starting to wonder if VaTech and Miami are that good, or if the ACC is that bad

-It's pretty clear that the Big East has fewer elite teams than any other BCS conference, but I think they also have fewer bad teams.  Is any team other than Syracuse even below average?