SB Nation BlogPoll Top 25: Week 3

Here's the collective opinion of the Blognoscenti:

Results for Week 3

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	Alabama Crimson Tide (89)	24.99	0.10	--
2	LSU Tigers	23.31	1.99	--
3	Oregon Ducks	21.27	4.84	1
4	Georgia Bulldogs	19.89	2.28	1
5	Florida St. Seminoles	19.76	4.46	1
6	Oklahoma Sooners	17.29	5.54	1
7	West Virginia Mountaineers	17.08	5.16	2
8	Stanford Cardinal (1)	17.04	3.67	14
9	South Carolina Gamecocks	16.52	3.78	2
10	Clemson Tigers	16.04	3.12	--
11	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	14.19	4.02	7
12	Texas Longhorns	13.63	3.63	3
13	Florida Gators	12.59	4.60	4
14	Kansas St. Wildcats	12.39	3.53	-2
15	Ohio St. Buckeyes	11.81	4.82	-2
16	USC Trojans	10.50	4.94	-13
17	TCU Horned Frogs	8.52	4.33	-1
18	UCLA Bruins	8.08	3.65	2
19	Louisville Cardinals	7.61	3.46	--
20	Arizona Wildcats	6.54	4.55	3
21	Michigan Wolverines	5.54	4.37	--
22	Michigan St. Spartans	4.59	3.28	-14
23	Northwestern Wildcats	2.59	4.73	11
24	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	2.56	3.61	6
25	Ohio Bobcats	1.97	3.70	--
Others Receiving Votes: Nebraska Cornhuskers | Iowa St. Cyclones | Baylor Bears | Oregon St. Beavers | Boise St. Broncos | Oklahoma St. Cowboys | Texas Tech Red Raiders | Rutgers Scarlet Knights | Virginia Tech Hokies | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | Tennessee Volunteers | Central Florida Knights | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Missouri Tigers | Toledo Rockets | Louisiana Tech Bulldogs | Cincinnati Bearcats | Wisconsin Badgers | N.C. State Wolfpack | Texas A&M Aggies | Vanderbilt Commodores | Purdue Boilermakers | Utah Utes | Arkansas Razorbacks | Utah State Aggies | Middle Tenn. St. Blue Raiders | ULM Warhawks | Miami Hurricanes | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Updated: Sep 18, 2012 6:00 AM PDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

Some comments after the break...

• The ranking of the Ohio Bobcats garners an eye roll and a sigh. Very bloggeresque. Don't they understand that there are lives at stake here?
• Northwestern has defeated 3 FBS team. Given the trend in modern scheduling, that's a sterling achievement, even if it is Boston College, Vanderbilt, Syracuse. Props to the Purple
• A decade of good football and some high profile wins means TCU is now afforded a surprising level of baseline respect by national media
• Texas Tech, Baylor, Iowa State, TCU, KSU, Oklahoma State - do they all round robin wins or losses on each other or does one team clearly emerge from the group to contend for the Big 12 title? This league has great depth, but our teams at the top aren't super elite. Just like last year
• I was mocked for excessive homerism for premiering Texas in the Top 10 before the season. Now we sit at #12. Are we one bye week and a win in Stillwater away from cracking it?
• The rake who voted Stanford over Alabama at #1 actually has a solid resume based argument. Michigan and Arkansas sound like great wins, but they probably aren't, and Stanford has a legit feather in their cap. However, my eyes tell me differently. They tell me that football is about match-ups and that Stanford exploited a backup USC center who couldn't make line calls against a blitzing 3-4 defense and an undersized Trojan defense that couldn't handle being smashed for four quarters. USC will probably finish with fewer losses when it's all said and done
• I was a Jim Mora Jr skeptic because he always struck me as whiny, but I love what he's doing at UCLA
• If Florida emerges from their schedule with only two losses, bet the house on them in their bowl game, irrespective of opponent. Georgia, South Carolina, FSU, LSU....yikes