ChampionshipSubdivision.com Week 7 Poll

[MrTitleist]

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1. Eastern Washington Eagles
2. Georgia Southern Eagles
3. James Madison Dukes
4. North Dakota State Bison
5. Cal Poly Mustangs
6. Stony Brook Seawolves
7. Sam Houston State Bearkats
8. Montana State Bobcats
9. Appalachian State Mountaineers
10. Old Dominion Monarchs
11. Wofford Terriers
12. Lehigh Mountain Hawks
13. New Hampshire Wildcats
14. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
15. Illinois State Redbirds
16. Albany Great Danes
17. Youngstown State Penguins
18. Central Arkansas Bears
19. South Dakota State Jackrabbits
20. Towson Tigers
21. Indiana State Sycamores
22. Tennessee State Tigers
23. Harvard Crimson
24. Eastern Kentucky Colonels
25. Villanova Wildcats

Others receiving votes:
McNeese State Cowboys, Samford Bulldogs, Alabama A&M Bulldogs, Sacramento State Hornets, The Citadel Bulldogs, Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens, Drake Bulldogs, South Carolina State Bulldogs, Bethune-Cookman Wildcats, Richmond Spiders, Chattanooga Mocs, Southern Illinois Salukis

 

[TheBud]

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The Gridiron Power Index (GPI), the index ranking for the NCAA Division I FCS and a top indicator of at-large playoff selection has unbeaten Cal Poly as the new #1.

The Missouri Valley Football Conference and the Colonial Athletic Association have five teams in the top 25; the Big Sky Conference has four teams; the Southland and Southern Conferences have three each; the Ohio Valley Conference has two; the Northeast and Big South Conferences plus the Ivy League each have one. (Games through 10/14/12)

For conference average rankings, the Missouri Valley Football Conference extended their lead with the Southern and Big Sky Conferences maintaining at two and three. Also the Southland Conference slipped in front of the Colonial Athletic Association with the Ohio Valley Conference staying close behind.

The Final 2012 GPI will be released once all the college football games have been played, in January 2013. The GPI is an exclusive property of College Sporting News, maintained since 2001. The GPI has been used officially by the NCAA since 2008 for selecting specific Division I Football National Championship tournament participants.

10/15/2012 GPI Top 25

Rank School (No. of #1 Ratings) (Rating)
1. Cal Poly (2) (2.29)
2. N Dakota St (4) (2.71)
3. E Washington (2) (3.71)
4. Ga Southern (5.29)
5. Montana St (8.14)
6T. Northern Arizona (1) (8.57)
6T. S Dakota St (8.57)
8. Illinois St (9.71)
9. Harvard (10.43)
10. Appalachian St (11.43)
11. Indiana St (13.29)
12. Youngstown St (13.71)
13. Cent Arkansas (15.43)
14. James Madison (16.29)
15T. Stony Brook (16.86)
15T. Sam Houston St (16.86)
17. Villanova (18.43)
18. Wofford (19.00)
19. Albany (19.43)
20. Old Dominion (19.57)
21. E Kentucky (20.43)
22. Tennessee St (21.14)
23. McNeese St (22.14)
24. Towson (23.57)
25. New Hampshire (24.00)

Conference Ranking:

Rank, League, Total Average
1. Missouri Valley Football Conference (23.24)
2. Southern Conference (30.89)
3. Big Sky Conference (32.12)
4. Southland Conference (38.64)
5. Colonial Athletic Association (39.08)
6. Ohio Valley Conference (40.83)
7. Ivy League (55.32)
8. Patriot League (57.27)
9. Big South Conference (64.45)
10. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (65.27)
11. Northeast Conference (66.33)
12. Southwestern Athletic Conference (75.71)
13. Pioneer Football League (77.49)

Full GPI Detail:http://www.collegesportingnews.com/s...0121015GPI.htm

 

[TheBud]

Big Sky Conference (32.12)
1. Cal Poly (2.29)
3. E Washington (3.71)
5. Montana St (8.14)
6T. Northern Arizona (8.57)
31T. Southern Utah (29.43)
34. Montana (31.57)
37. North Dakota (33.71)
40. UC Davis (36.29)
41. Sacramento St (36.71)
44. Portland St (38.57)
63. Weber St (53.57)
73. N Colorado (60.14)
95. Idaho St (74.86)