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RE: Way to early USA Today top 25 Poll
(05-04-2018 10:24 PM)KNIGHTTIME Wrote:  FAU getting ranked high is good for UCF. They will see a sell out at Spectrum Stadium.

Even FIU with Lake Kiffin should be really good.
FAU being ranked high in pre-season is only good for oklahoma. it's only potentially helpful to UCF if they come into the game 3-0.
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RE: Way to early USA Today top 25 Poll
Early polls don't matter. Normally 10-12 top 25 teams go crashing out of the polls by early October. Miss State looks like a 6-6 team.

College football needs to improve its transparency. It's not even consistent within the P5 itself.
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