We are now through eight weeks of the college football season, and it’s time to see how the race for the BCS National Championship is really shaping up. The initial BCS rankings were just released on ESPN — here they are:
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1. Alabama (.984)
2. Florida State (.935)
3. Oregon (.932)
4. Ohio State (.855)
5. Missouri (.822)
6. Stanford (.741)
7. Miami (.720)
8. Baylor (.712)
9. Clemson (.625)
10. Texas Tech (.622)
For a refresher, here is how the BCS rankings are determined:
A team’s on-field performance during the regular season is the principal factor in determining its position in the BCS standings. The formula consists of three components, each weighted equally: the USA Today Coaches Poll, the Harris Interactive College Football Poll and an average of six computer rankings (Jeff Anderson and Chris Hester, Richard Billingsley, Wes Colley, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin and Peter Wolfe). Because the conference commissioners believe that teams should be judged on performance, there are no preseason BCS standings.
Here Are The Initial BCS Standings Of The 2013 Season That Were Just Released
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