The top 5 schools are all still unbeaten, yet are grossly and improperly positioned. For example, Alabama has beaten only one ranked school -- and that school is no longer ranked. By contrast Kansas State has beaten two ranked schools and both are still ranked, while Florida has beaten three and two are still ranked, while lastly Notre Dame has beaten three and one is still ranked. Meanwhile Oregon has beaten two ranked schools, but neither is still ranked. By result Oregon should be higher than Alabama. But Florida and K-State should be tops. And don't give me the SOS arguement. So Bama beat SEC schools Mizzou, Arkansas, Ole Miss, and Tennessee. Just because they are in the SEC doesn't make them better than Washington, Arizona State, Wazzou, and Arizona. I mean, sure Oregon played Tennessee Tech and Fresno State, while Bama played Florida Atlantic and Western Kentucky. But are the later two really any better than the former? No. So with that in mind, this is how the Week 9 rankings should look.

1) Florida

2) K-State

3) Notre Dame

4) Oregon

5) Alabama

6) LSU

7) Oregon State

8) Oklahoma

9) USC

10) Georgia

11) Mississippi State

12) South Caorlina

13) Florida State

14) Rutgers

15) Texas Tech

16) Louisville

17) Clemson

18) Stanford

19) Boise State

20) Texas

21) West Virginia

22) Texas A$M

23) Michigan

24) Ohio

25) LaTech