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 There are several interesting developments in this week’s CFRA poll.  First of all, the association has pretty much found a solution for the controversy surrounding the Boise-TCU-Cincy battle for spots 4-6 in the polls, and that is to create a virtual tie between the 3 teams.  As you will see, TCU, Boise, and Cincy are all separated by only one point in this poll.  A similar 3-way struggle exists between USC, Ohio State, and LSU at numbers 10-12, which are also separated by a single point each  in this poll.  In addition, for the fifth straight week, there is a tie in the poll with both Miami and Oregon sharing the 15 spot.  Furthermore, the CFRA continues to give respect to non-BCS teams, as Boise, Houston, and BYU were ranked higher in this poll than any others for the second straight week.  

1.  Florida (7)- 246 points 

2.  Texas (2)- 238 points

3.  Alabama (1)- 236 points

4.  TCU- 211 points

5.  Boise State- 210 points

6.  Cincinnati- 209 points

7.  Georgia Tech- 190 points

8.  Pittsburgh- 165 points

9.  Houston- 152 points

10.  Southern Cal- 145 points

11.  Ohio State- 144 points

12.  LSU- 143 points

13.  Iowa- 130 points

14.  Utah- 124 points

15.  Miami-FL- 114 points

15.  Oregon- 114 points

17.  Oklahoma State- 90 points

18.  Arizona- 86 points

19.  Penn State- 77 points

20.  Wisconsin- 53 points

21.  Brigham Young- 45 points

22.  Virginia Tech- 33 points

23.  South Florida- 27 points

24.  Clemson- 25 points

25.  West Virginia- 19 points

Others Receiving Votes: Stanford 10, Temple 4, Central Michigan 3, Oregon State 3, Rutgers 2, Auburn 2

Dropped Out: Notre Dame 19, Oklahoma 22, California 25

Teams Ranked Higher in CFRA than BCS, AP, and Coaches: Boise State (5), Houston (9), Brigham Young (21).

Teams Ranked Lower in CFRA than BCS, AP, and Coaches: Cincinnati (6), LSU (12), Virginia Tech (22).

Teams Ranked Exactly the Same in All 3 Major Human Polls (AP, CFRA, and Coaches): Florida (1), Texas (2), Alabama (3), TCU (4) , Georgia Tech (7).



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