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| /c/CFB Poll Top 25 |  |
|---|---|
| 1. Oregon |  |
| 2. Ohio State |  |
| 3. Texas |  |
| 4. Notre Dame |  |
| 5. Penn State |  |
| 6. Georgia |  |
| 7. ~~Indiana~~ |  |
| 8. ~~Alabama~~ |  |
| T-9. ~~Ole Miss~~ |  |
| T-9. South Carolina |  |
| 11. SMU |  |
| 12. Tennessee |  |
| 13. ~~Army~~ |  |
| T-14. Miami |  |
| T-14. Boise State |  |
| 16. ~~Texas A&M~~ |  |
| 17. Clemson |  |
| 18. Tulane |  |
| 19. ~~Colorado~~ |  |
| 20. ~~BYU~~ |  |
| 21. Iowa State |  |
| T-22. Kansas State |  |
| T-22. Arizona State |  |
| 24. Missouri |  |
| 25. USC |  |
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It's okay, my poll has Alabama at #20, that should help balance things out a bit.
BTW, how did you format your full ranking? I can't figure out how to get mine to do that.
If you're in a web browser, there should be an icon at the bottom of each comment to 'view source' which shows the markdown formatting. (If you're in mobile I suppose it's up to your client.) Feel free to copy it from my comment.
What I do is I have a template excel spreadsheet -- every other column is the pipeline character and every other column is where I paste in the ranks, changes, teams, records, and adjusted algorithm scores each week from my other spreadsheet that actually calculates the rankings. Come to think of it, I could (and should) streamline it into one spreadsheet. Anyhow, then I copy all the cells, paste into notepad to eliminate formatting, and then copy/paste that into Lemmy. It sounds like a lot but it really isn't.