NCAA College Football Wrap-Up

What is going on in the wild world of college football right now?

There will be one game played during Week 16, and that’s Army versus Navy.  Kickoff is scheduled for 3 o’clock, Saturday, December 14th, at Lincoln Financial Field.

Then, is Bowl Championship Season!

Week 15 was Conference Championship Weekend, and listed below is the CBS Sports College Football Rankings (top seven teams).

1. LSU 13-0
2. OSU 13-0
3. Clemson 13-0
4. Oklahoma 12-1
5. Georgia 11-2
6. Oregon 11-2
7. Baylor 11-2

Why seven?  Because here at https://noozbuffet.com, we pick for you, our very own special top seven teams.  We’ll piggy back a little bit off the CBS rankings up to a point, and then we’ll use our own formula to see who belongs and who doesn’t.

Our first criteria is the overall record, so we are in agreement with CBS’s top 4 regardless of any point or ranking system, with the exception of LSU and Ohio State.  I don’t think the Buckeyes should’ve slide a place because of their “struggle” with Wisconsin.  A win is a win.  That’s what I think anyway.

https://noozbuffet.com Top 4

1. Ohio State 13-0
2. LSU 13-0
3. Clemson 13-0
4. Oklahoma 12-1

Number five and number six…we agree with CBS Sports.  In our ranking system Georgia’s score was 21, and Oregon’s score was 20.

5. Georgia 11-2

6. Oregon 11-2

Number seven is where the argument is coming into play, and I know it really doesn’t matter because the top 4 teams make the College Football Playoff, but if it was, let’s say, the top 8, we would raise a serious question.

In our ranking system, Baylor’s score was 15.  That’s a 6 point difference between the number 7 team Baylor, and the number 5 team, Georgia.

Just for the heck of it, I decided to run Florida and Wisconsin through the ringer, and they both scored 17.

Table Seven Top 8

1. Ohio State 13-0
2. LSU 13-0
3. Clemson 13-0
4. Oklahoma 12-1
5. Georgia 11-2
6. Oregon 11-2
7. Florida 10-2
8. Wisconsin 10-3