Backseat Fan

This is a breakdown of the BCS Computer rankings for November 28 – Week 13 of the 2009 Season.

Sagarin’s Formula is way out of whack USC is no where near #10 in the country.

I am pretty sure Massey is anti- Big Ten, and he must have graduated from Oregon State, because they shouldn’t be on there.

Colley, Billingsley, wolfe, and Anderson/Seattle Times seem to be the most correct. Although I don’t think any 3 loss team should be in the top ten (LSU via Wolfe).

Week 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13

BCS Rankings are made up of three different components:

1. Harris Interactive Poll

2. Coaches Poll

3. Computer Rankings – Which consists of the following:

Peter Wolfe
Wes Colley
Sagarin
Anderson/Hester Seattle Times
Richard Billingsley
Kenneth Massey

A team’s highest and lowest computer ranking will be discarded from figuring a team’s computer poll average. Points will be assigned in inverse order of ranking from 1-25. The four remaining computer scores will be averaged and the total will be calculated as a percentage of 100.

These are all added together and an average for a team’s ranking in the BCS standings. The team with the highest average will rank first in the BCS standings.

Take a look at the 6 Computer rankings that are out there to get an idea of the National Title picture. Computers never lie right?

National Title Possibilities:

Alabama/Florida vs Cincinnati or Texas

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