Part of the process of compiling a final college football top 25 is deciding which teams not to include. Dawg Sports lists the nine teams that were considered but not included in the rankings, and explains why each failed to make the grade.
The 2011 college football season has ended, and now the blogosphere begins compiling its final BlogPoll top 25 ballots . . . but, first, a few ground rules are in order.
I promised I would explain my BlogPoll ballot, and it certainly appears that an explanation is in order, now that I have won the Straight Bangin’ Award and finished first in the "swing" category....
One of the many interesting things about this time of year is that, although the BlogPoll deadline is the same as it is any other week, the need for immediacy otherwise is absent, as there is no...
In this week's college football rankings, the LSU Tigers are No. 1 and the Alabama Crimson Tide are No. 2, but which teams make up the rest of the top 25? Dawg Sports ranks the teams on this week's BlogPoll ballot.
It's tough to compile a top 25 following such a chaotic weekend of college football, but Dawg Sports does its best to assemble a sensible set of rankings in this week's BlogPoll.
We know the LSU Tigers are No. 1 and the Oklahoma State Cowboys are No. 2, but, after that, the college football rankings get a little muddled. Dawg Sports takes a stab at compiling a top 25 in the BlogPoll.
The LSU Tigers clearly staked their claim to college football's No. 1 poll ranking, but which teams made the grade as Nos. 2 through 25 in the polls? Dawg Sports ranks the top 25 in this week's BlogPoll ballot.
After the Clemson Tigers and the Kansas State Wildcats were ousted from the ranks of college football's unbeaten teams, the top 25 underwent a considerable shakeup. Dawg Sports sorts out the carnage in this week's BlogPoll top 25 rankings.
Eight weeks into college football season, twice-beaten teams finally have made the cut on the Dawg Sports BlogPoll ballot. Did the Georgia Bulldogs finally make it into the top 25?
