In both AP and coaches poll.

https://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf/polls/ap-poll/

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Will be interesting to see if we can hold onto any of these votes now that our season is over. It may work in our favor if teams ahead of us lose their bowl game. On the other hand, without any additional attention we might get passed by those who win.

Awesome to see that but how in the hell is Coastal receiving more than us when we just demolished them last week? I get their record is 1 game better than ours, but still a head scratcher.

(11-27-2022 10:46 PM)DooX Wrote:  Will be interesting to see if we can hold onto any of these votes now that our season is over. It may work in our favor if teams ahead of us lose their bowl game. On the other hand, without any additional attention we might get passed by those who win.

I believe the bold is more likely. Out of sight, out of mind. We may stay top 25 in the 3 polls that had us in but I don't see us jumping into anyone else's. Whoever wins SBC championship game will stay above us. Then a bowl win might put the loser back above us.

I want SBC to run the table on bowl games, but that likely means JMU falls out.

(11-27-2022 10:46 PM)DooX Wrote:  Will be interesting to see if we can hold onto any of these votes now that our season is over. It may work in our favor if teams ahead of us lose their bowl game. On the other hand, without any additional attention we might get passed by those who win.

Screw “holding onto votes”….there’s more to look forward to now. Like recruiting, getting ranked during in-season play, and making the CPO.

(11-28-2022 12:07 PM)atljmualum Wrote:  Awesome to see that but how in the hell is Coastal receiving more than us when we just demolished them last week? I get their record is 1 game better than ours, but still a head scratcher.

The AP poll voters are an interesting bunch. Kinda seems like votes linger to the follow week and since they were 23rd i see how they still got some. We were still receiving votes after the georgia southern loss remember