Griz did move up what I expected. After that, the pollsters went absolutely crazy (for them). They jumped Idaho way more than I expected (to #3), although they dropped Montana State about what I did expect. Then, for reasons that escape me, they slid Furman in at #2 (

WTF!). At least I got the South Dakota drop right.
Rank, Team (Record), Points, {First-place votes} [Previous Rank]
1. South Dakota State (8-0), 1,400 points {56} [1]
2. Furman (7-1), 1,278 [3]
3. Idaho (6-2), 1,218 [9]
4. Montana (7-1), 1,190 [7]
5. Delaware (7-1), 1,171 [5]
6. Montana State (6-2), 1,150 [2]
7. Sacramento State (6-2), 1,074 [6]
8. UIW (7-1), 980 [8]
9. South Dakota (6-2), 964 [4]
10. Southern Illinois (6-2), 862 [11]
11. North Dakota State (6-2), 815 [12]
12. North Carolina Central (7-1), 751 [13]
13. North Dakota (5-3), 648 [15]
14. Chattanooga (7-2), 578 [17]
15. Florida A&M (7-1), 576 [16]
16. Western Carolina (5-3), 516 [10]
17. Villanova (6-2), 471 [19]
18. Northern Iowa (5-3), 389 [23]
19. Austin Peay (6-2), 387 [20]
20. Lafayette (7-1), 354 [21]
21. UT Martin (6-2), 314 [14]
22. Youngstown State (5-3), 269 [24]
23. UAlbany (6-3), 249 [NR]
24. William & Mary (5-3), 184 [22]
25. Mercer (6-3), 103 [NR]
Dropped Out: Central Arkansas (18), UC Davis (25)
Others Receiving Votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Central Arkansas (5-3) 94; Harvard (6-1) 80; Holy Cross (5-3) 48; Tennessee State (6-2) 48; Tarleton (6-3) 14; Richmond (6-3) 13; Gardner-Webb (4-4) 5; UC Davis (4-4) 3
Link to Haley article:
https://theanalyst.com/na/2023/10/s...-fcs-top-25-head-to-head-matchups-this-week/