When "then" Orlando Sentinel college football writer Andrea Adelson shared that she thought "Ohio will be good again," I couldn't have imagined just how good she perceived OUr 2010 team might be. Now we know: The Bobcats are No. 50 in the Sentinel "count up" to No. 1. As for Andrea, she's been contracted to write college football for ESPN.com.
Here's the rundown on the Sentinel's "count-up":
No. 1 – Alabama No. 2 – Boise State No. 3 – Ohio State No. 4 – Iowa No. 5 – Texas Christian (TCU) No. 6 – Virginia Tech No. 7 – Florida No. 8 – Nebraska No. 9 – Miami No. 10 – Oklahoma No. 11 – Texas No. 12 – Wisconsin No. 13 – Southern California No. 14 – South Carolina No. 15 – Stanford No. 16 – Pittsburgh No. 17 – Penn State No. 18 – West Virginia No. 19 – Arizona No. 20 – North Carolina No. 21 – Auburn No. 22 – Air Force No. 23 – Arkansas No. 24 – Southern Methodist (SMU) No. 25 – Houston No. 26 – Navy No. 27 – Boston College No. 28 – Missouri No. 29 – Oregon No. 30 – Oklahoma State No. 31 – Washington No. 32 – Louisiana State (LSU) No. 33 – Oregon State No. 34 – Cincinnati No. 35 – Utah No. 36 – Georgia Tech No. 37 – Florida State No. 38 – Idaho No. 39 – Middle Tennessee State (MTSU) No. 40 – Connecticut (UConn) No. 41 – Northwestern No. 42 – California No. 43 – Rutgers No. 44 – Army No. 45 – Temple No. 46 – Fresno State No. 47 – Central Florida (UCF) No. 48 – Troy No. 49 – Northern Illinois No. 50 – Ohio No. 51 – Southern Mississippi No. 52 – Nevada No. 53 – Purdue No. 54 – Notre Dame No. 55 – Texas Tech No. 56 – Brigham Young (BYU) No. 57 – Texas A&M No. 58 – South Florida (USF)
No. 59 – Clemson
No. 60 – Arizona State
No. 61 – UCLA
No. 62 – Mississippi State
No. 63 – Mississippi
No. 64 – Georgia
No. 65 – Kentucky
No. 66 – Tulsa
No. 67 – Iowa State
No. 68 – Michigan
No. 69 – Michigan State
No. 70 – San Diego State
No. 71 – Central Michigan
No. 72 – Tennessee
No. 73 – Indiana
No. 74 – Baylor
No. 75 – Kent State
No. 76 – Hawaii
No. 77 – Louisville
No. 78 – Illinois
No. 79 – Minnesota
No. 80 – Duke
No. 81 – Kansas
No. 82 – North Carolina State
No. 83 – East Carolina
No. 84 – Marshall
No. 85 – Texas-El Paso (UTEP)
No. 86 – Arkansas State
No. 87 – Western Michigan
No. 88 – Louisiana Monroe
No. 89 – Colorado
No. 90 – Alabama-Birmingham (UAB)
No. 91 – Akron
No. 92 – Wake Forest
No. 93 – Maryland
No. 94 – Kansas State
No. 95 – Virginia
No. 96 – Bowling Green
No. 97 – Vanderbilt
No. 98 – Buffalo
No. 99 – New Mexico State
No. 100 – Wyoming
No. 101 – Louisiana Tech
No. 102 – Florida Atlantic (FAU)
No. 103 – Louisiana-Lafayette
No. 104 – Syracuse
No. 105 – Utah State
No. 106 – Ball State
No. 107 – Rice
No. 108 – Colorado State
No. 109 – New Mexico
No. 110 – Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV)
No. 111 – Toledo
No. 112 – Washington State
No. 113 – North Texas
No. 114 – San Jose State
No. 115 – Memphis
No. 116 – Tulane
No. 117 – Miami (Ohio)
No. 118 – Western Kentucky
No. 119 – Florida International (FIU)
No. 120 – Eastern Michigan
Last Edited: 8/30/2010 8:41:51 AM by Cat4ever
Last Edited: 7/13/2010 1:07:33 PM by Bobcat321
Last Edited: 7/14/2010 12:43:32 PM by OhioCatFan
No more than one such team from Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Sun Belt Conference, and the Western Athletic Conference shall earn an automatic berth in any year. (Note: a second team may be eligible for at-large eligibility as noted below.) If two or more teams from those conferences satisfy the provisions for an automatic berth, then the team with the highest finish in the final BCS Standings will receive the automatic berth, and the remaining team or teams will be considered for at-large selection if it meets the criteria.
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