If the people voting in the coaches poll were interested in rewarding performance on the football field, their rankings would look much different than they do.
As I’ve written before – and, like it or not, will write again – the coaches poll – one-third of the formula used to determine who gets to play for the BCS championship – is hopelessly tainted by preseason polls.
Each subsequent poll, beginning with the one released Tuesday after the first weekend of play, is merely a tweaking of worthless preseason expectations rather than a fair-minded evaluation of performance and performance only.
If voters had watched the first weekend of games with an open mind, their rankings would look something like this:
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
BYU Should Be No. 1, Period
Author: SMEX
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