Tenets of Wilson: 2013-01

2013-01-30

eBay Wins #54

I picked up these half-dozen cards on eBay for a penny each. Neither my record-keeping nor memory is good enough to tell you whether that was one rather random auction, or 6 different ones, though.

1986 Topps #209 Randy Ready
1986 Topps #314 Frank Pastore
1986 Topps #388 Dickie Noles
1986 Topps #433 Chris Codiroli
1990 Topps #638 Jeff Montgomery
1992 Score #626 Mark Leiter

I hope to put together the full 1986 Topps set one day, though it's not at the top of my list. Over the years it's gone from ugly to classic or even iconic in my eyes. I'm definitely no graphic design expert, of course.

eBay Bargain Tracker
Total Cards Bought	2076
Total Spent	$39.23
Per Card	1.89 cents

2013-01-28

2012 Opening Day Rack Pack #5

My 5th Target Rack Pack of Opening Day was my most Cardinal-heavy to date, with 3 current and 1 former Cardinal among the 21 base cards. That's not bad considering there are only 7 current Cardinals in the whole 220-card set.

2012 Opening Day #60 Adam Wainwright

I cheated and re-used this Waino scan from Pack 3.

2012 Opening Day #64 Dan Haren

I also cheated and re-used the Haren scan from Pack 1. Some might say I'm cheating by counting him among Cardinals, but it's my blog, my collection, my rules. He's a Cardinal!

2012 Opening Day #96 Chris Carpenter

Finally, a fresh card, and it's a Chris Carpenter to boot.

2012 Opening Day #154 Yadier Molina

Arguably even better than Carpenter is Yadier Molina.

2012 Opening Day - Elite Skills #ES-4 Ian Kinsler

At first I scanned this because it was an insert, but then I noticed who's being doubled-up in the play. It's none other than our own Rafael Furcal. I'm counting it as a half, so that's 4 and a half Cardinals in this pack. Oddly enough, this is the very first Rafael Furcal card I've tagged on my blog.

2012 Opening Day - Opening Day Stars #ODS-24 Dustin Pedroia

These 3D cards lose a lot of the effect when they're put in sleeves, but I'm not sure how else to protect them. Presumably pages would have the same problem.

2012 Opening Day - Superstar Celebrations #SC-20 Martin Prado

Didn't we just see this guy? Hopefully another Opening Day collector (are they any among the adults in the blogosphere?) will come along and pluck some of these duplicates from my collection.

As always, the base cards:
9 Chris Young
11 Michael Morse
19 Mat Latos
28 Michael Young
39 Michael Cuddyer
40 Domonic Brown
45 Mark Melancon
46 Chris Sale
60 Adam Wainwright
62 Ervin Santana
64 Dan Haren
69 Tim Lincecum
88 John Axford
91 Jayson Werth
96 Chris Carpenter
138 Russell Martin
141 Drew Storen
149 Adrian Gonzalez
154 Yadier Molina
174 Brian McCann
191 Ivan Nova

2013-01-26

eBay Wins #53

For some reason there were 2 auctions up for 2 copies of each of these cards. It never hurts to have one to trade, I guess, especially since I won these for a grand total of 2 cents.

1998 Upper Deck #279 Adam Riggs

I've noticed that Bowman commons can be had cheaply on eBay after a few years, because the guys who didn't become stars are often not even interesting to any team collectors. I'd guess the same thing is at play with the Riggs card, since he managed just 61 games over 4 seasons, including the 9 in 1997 that likely got him on this card.

1998 Upper Deck #277 David Dellucci

As for why legitimate MLB journeyman David Dellucci's cards were half a cent each, I'd guess it's partially because he was taken by the Diamondbacks for 1998, but shown as an Oriole here. In fact, I didn't notice until writing this post that this is a Diamondbacks card. Kudos for Upper Deck for not trying some ridiculous airbrushing to get him into the purple and turquoise. Purple and Turquoise: Oh, how I miss the 1990s.

eBay Bargain Tracker
Total Cards Bought	2070
Total Spent	$39.17
Per Card	1.892 cents

2013-01-24

2012 Opening Day Rack Pack #4

I haven't blogged one of these since July, though admittedly I've had a few unopened packs sitting by my monitor for a few weeks. Let's see if I can knock them out before Opening Day 2013 hits the stores.

2012 Opening Day #110 Scott Rolen

No Cardinals this time around, but one former Cardinal in Scott Rolen here.

2012 Opening Day - Elite Skills #ES-25 Elvis Andrus

Sacrifice Bunt is not nearly as good a title as Barehand the Squibber.

2012 Opening Day - Opening Day Stars #ODS-12 Prince Fielder

Prince is a big boy to put on a 3D card like this. Also those stripes, despite being mostly vertical, are not very slimming.

2012 Opening Day - Superstar Celebrations #SC-20 Martin Prado

Here we have the newest Diamondback, assuming that deal goes through.

Now, just like the other packs, here are the base cards:
7 Mickey Mantle
52 Matt Joyce
82 Phil Hughes
101 Todd Helton
107 Rickie Weeks
110 Scott Rolen
116 Josh Hamilton
135 Josh Reddick
139 Trevor Cahill
146 Ian Desmond
163 Heath Bell
164 Nyjer Morgan
173 Michael Pineda
176 Geovany Soto
178 Desmond Jennings
183 Cliff Lee
189 Mariano Rivera
190 Stephen Strasburg
195 Ike Davis
203 John Danks
211 Ben Revere

2013-01-22

eBay Wins #52

Today's win is another penny card no one else was paying attention to on eBay.

1995 Collector's Choice #52 Dante Bichette

Since Dante played in the AL until the Rockies started play, and my baseball world as a kid consisted of the things that happened in Cardinals games, I only remember him as a Colorado Rockies player. He always seemed to be destroying the Cardinals, although a lot of players were from 1992 to 1995 in retrospect. Still, I remember thinking of him as a future Hall-of-Famer, but that didn't quite pan out. He did get 3 votes on the 2007 ballot, which is better than many guys at the bottom of the ballots can say.

Also - and here's some kid logic for you - his last name allllmost had a naughty word in it, yet I could say it out loud with no fear of retribution, so I almost wonder if that made my friends and I talk about him more than some other guys.

With this addition, I now have 7 of the 670 cards in the 1994 Collector's Choice set, so I've cracked 1%. You've got to celebrate the little things, right?

eBay Bargain Tracker
Total Cards Bought	2066
Total Spent	$39.15
Per Card	1.895 cents

2013-01-20

Superbowl XLVII Projection, Championship Week

San Francisco over Baltimore

I gave New England over a 75% chance of winning, but they couldn't knock the Ravens out of the Superbowl 2 years in a row. San Francisco was a 52% favorite, but on the road that small margin could be meaningless. However, they pulled it out against Atlanta even after trailing. Those fans will learn a hard lesson to be loud on defense, even up 17-0. Once again, I was rooting for all the teams that lost, although I did hedge a bit and say in the event of Jim Harbaugh's 49ers winning (which came first), I would at least find John Harbaugh's Ravens as his opponent an interesting story line.

I've got San Francisco as nearly a 2 to 1 favorite to win this game, so place your bets accordingly. Since all my rooting interests keep losing, I'll have to swap alliances again. This time I'll go with the 49ers. At least then, the Rams can say they went 1-0-1 against the eventual Superbowl Champions, right?

TEAM	Record	Strength	Div	Plyff	WC	Qtr	Semi	Champ
SF	11-4-1	0.754	+	+	+	+	+	66.488
BAL	10-6	0.607	+	+	+	+	+	33.512

First to 10% Chance of Superbowl win: Houston (Week 2, Sunday)
First to 20% Chance of Superbowl win: Houston (Week 7, Sunday)
First to 25% Chance of Superbowl win: New England (Week 17)

First to 80% Chance of Playoffs: Houston (Week 2, Sunday)
First to 90% Chance of Playoffs: Houston, Atlanta (Week 4, Sunday)
First to 99% Chance of Playoffs: Houston (Week 7, Sunday)
First to 99.9% Chance of Playoffs: Houston (Week 10, Sunday)
First to 99.99% Chance of Playoffs: Houston (Week 11, Sunday)
First to 99.999% Chance of Playoffs: Houston (Week 12, Thursday)
First to clinch a playoff berth: New England, Houston, Denver, Atlanta (Week 13, Sunday)
First to clinch a first round bye: Atlanta (Week 16, Saturday)

First team eliminated: Kansas City (Week 12, Sunday)

[Week 1]
[Week 2, Thursday]
[Week 2, Sunday]
[Week 2, Final]
[Week 3, Thursday]
[Week 3, Sunday]
[Week 3, Final]
[Week 4, Thursday]
[Week 4, Sunday]
[Week 4, Final]
[Week 5, Thursday]
[Week 5, Sunday]
[Week 5, Final]
[Week 6, Thursday]
[Week 6, Sunday]
[Week 6, Final]
[Week 7, Thursday]
[Week 7, Sunday]
[Week 7, Final]
[Week 8, Thursday]
[Week 8, Sunday]
[Week 8, Final]
[Week 9, Thursday]
[Week 9, Sunday]
[Week 9, Final]
[Week 10, Thursday]
[Week 10, Sunday]
[Week 10, Final]
[Week 11, Thursday]
[Week 11, Sunday]
[Week 11, Final]
[Week 12, Thursday]
[Week 12, Sunday]
[Week 12, Final]
[Week 13, Thursday]
[Week 13, Sunday]
[Week 13, Final]
[Week 14, Thursday]
[Week 14, Sunday]
[Week 14, Final]
[Week 15, Thursday]
[Week 15, Sunday]
[Week 15, Final]
[Week 16, Saturday]
[Week 16, Final]
[Week 17]
[Wildcard Saturday]
[Wildcard Sunday]
[Divisional Saturday]
[Divisional Sunday]

2013-01-19

A Random PWE, Part II

[Part I]

Surprises are always nice, and this one from Jaybarkerfan's Junk was no exception. Here's the other half of what he sent me.

2009 Topps Updates and Highlights #UH14 Yadier Molina

Now that I see this card, I must have all Cardinal All-Stars from 2009 Updates and Highlights. They look pretty good with that All Star Game logo.

2009 Upper Deck A Piece of History #141 Jason Motte

Jason Motte seems to be solidly in our closer role, and 2009's just before I started buying cards again, so this rookie card was a nice addition.

2009 Upper Deck Icons #5 Albert Pujols

2009 Upper Deck Icons #92 Ryan Ludwick

Again, more 2009s to add to my collection, although these two are both gone now. But both provided great memories and plenty of big hits while they were here, Albert more so than Ryan Ludwick of course.

Well that's it. There was only one stamp on the PWE, so you can only fit about 8 cards before getting a big Return to Sender, or even the dreaded Postage Due, not that I'd complain about that on free cards, but someone did that to me on an eBay purchase once. But that's a rant for another day; I just want to say thanks one more time, and of course provide a nice PageRank-boosting link to Jaybarkerfan's Junk. Also, it may not be too late to request your own PWE, so go check out his blog for details.

2013-01-18

A Random PWE, Part I

That's Plain White Envelope for those of you not hip to the collecting lingo. This envelope of cards arrived a week or so ago, but I didn't recognize the name or return address. I thought about it for about a day and remembered that Jaybarkerfan's Junk had requested addresses and favorite teams earlier in the year, and I thought I remembered sending an e-mail over. I still had to do a little digging, but I discovered that was indeed the source of my new cards. Enough about the back story, I'm sure you want to see more Cardinals on this blog. And due to my obsession with tagging the sets and players, you get this post in 2 parts!

1984 Topps #561 Whitey Herzog

Whitey was pretty much the god of baseball in this town until La Russa won two World Series, and some folks still insist he'd have done better. I was sort of surprised to see that this is only the 3rd card of Herzog in my collection, but he did quit managing in 1990, before the explosion of sets, and before I started buying cards.

1985 Topps #447 Jeff Lahti

I always think of 1985 Topps as "Vintage" and maybe even hard to find, but I now have 8 copies of this card. It makes me wonder if all the Cardinals filtered down to my local shops when I was a kid, and I picked them up in "random" lots, or if there is some sort of worldwide glut of '85 Topps. I also kind of wonder what the odds are of someone sending me an octuplet out of just 8 random Cardinals. Maybe I can figure that out one of these days.

1986 Topps Traded #28T Tim Conroy

I must admit I've never heard of Tim Conroy, but it's always nice to get a card from a Traded set. Those seem to be a little harder to find than the flagship counterparts.

1991 Score Rookie/Traded #63T Gerald Perry

Here's another card from a traded set, which is actually my first card from this set. I do remember Gerald Perry pretty well since he played for the Cardinals until 1995. I also heard this week he'll be the Hitting Coach for the USA Baseball team in the World Baseball Classic this year. Good for him. And he'll be working under former Cardinal player and manager, Joe Torre.

Well there's the first half of the cards. Thanks again to Wes at Jaybarkerfan's Junk, and come back tomorrow for Part II.

2013-01-16

eBay Wins #51

Here's another 1 penny card I picked up from the bottom of the eBay barrel. With that name and that mustache, I have to wonder if he's some kind of alter ego for a superhero. With this card, I only have 584 more cards to complete the 1989 Fleer set!
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1989 Fleer #414 Ron Tingley

eBay Bargain Tracker
Total Cards Bought	2065
Total Spent	$39.14
Per Card	1.895 cents

2013-01-14

Superbowl XLVII Projection, Divisional Sunday

New England over San Francisco

At least I can feel good about consistency; the projection didn't change from the one after the first two Divisional Round games. My projections went pretty well overall, with 3 of 4 games being projected correctly and only Baltimore upsetting the apple cart by upsetting Denver. However, of the 4 teams for which I was rooting, all 4 lost. Let's look at the two games next Sunday.

San Francisco at Atlanta
I'll root for Atlanta in this one because I've always liked Tony Gonzalez. I wouldn't mind seeing him get a ring before his career ends.

Baltimore at New England:
I nearly always root against the Patriots, but I think I'll probably root for them instead of the Ravens, unless San Francisco wins the early game, then Harbaugh vs. Harbaugh might be interesting.

TEAM	Record	Strength	Div	Plyff	WC	Qtr	Semi	Champ
NE	12-4	0.826	+	+	+	+	75.436	46.768
SF	11-4-1	0.754	+	+	+	+	52.770	24.235
ATL	13-3	0.733	+	+	+	+	47.230	20.470
BAL	10-6	0.607	+	+	+	+	24.564	8.527

2013-01-13

Superbowl XLVII Projection, Divisional Saturday

New England over San Francisco

This is kind of an odd point to make the projection, because there are 3 teams left in each conference, so of course the two that play have a harder road than the one that is already in. Although, my projection shows New England winning right now, and they'll still have to win 2 games to make the Superbowl as of this simulation.

TEAM	Record	Strength	Div	Plyff	WC	Qtr	Semi	Champ
NE	12-4	0.826	+	+	+	70.547	53.208	30.394
SEA	11-5	0.826	-	+	+	63.290	38.417	23.440
SF	11-4-1	0.754	+	+	+	+	44.266	22.595
ATL	13-3	0.733	+	+	+	36.710	17.317	8.389
HOU	12-4	0.665	+	+	+	29.453	16.532	5.943
BAL	10-6	0.607	+	+	+	+	30.260	9.240

2013-01-10

Some 2 By 3 Cards

Wait a minute, aren't standard cards 2.5" by 3.5"? 2 by 3 Heroes is a little short each way, but that's OK, because he gave me free stuff! First, the two from the very complex part of the contest, in which I had to choose the two cards I wanted. I picked two from 2011 Heritage to bring me a little closer to finishing that set.

2011 Topps Heritage - Then and Now #TN-8 Juan Marichal / CC Sabathia

2011 Topps Heritage - #470 Carl Crawford SP

I'm actually showing off two packages at once here, as Jeff also sent me a few cards for being extremely pedantic in the earlier part of his contest. He searched my wantlist and spotted some holes in the Lineage set.

2011 Topps Lineage
#2 Derek Jeter
#24 Tsuyoshi Nishioka
#26 Grady Sizemore
#37 Justin Upton
#107 Chad Billingsley

He also found a Kimball Champions card I was missing. I'm putting together this set extremely slowly, but maybe I'll finish it off one day.

2011 Topps - Kimball Champions #KC-38 Roy Oswalt

And here were some Cardinals thrown in for fun, McGwire and Ozzie, which I always appreciate.

1999 Upper Deck #518 Mark McGwire

2005 Upper Deck All Star Classics - #94 Ozzie Smith

1995 Upper Deck - Electric Diamond #60 Ozzie Smith

1996 Leaf Preferred - #31 Ozzie Smith

Thanks again to Jeff at 2 by 3 Heroes for the contests.

2013-01-08

NCAA Football Power Rankings, Final

Well that's it, the SEC finishes off the #1-vs-#2 era of the BCS with 7 championships in a row, and 9 total out of the 14 awarded in 15 years, since we're pretending nothing happened in 2004. I've got Alabama as a legitimate #1, too, although Stanford or Oregon probably could have beaten Notre Dame to earn my #1 rank too. That's why I like the direction we're going next year, with the 4-team playoff.

Based on this year's final standings but a 4-team tournament, the BCS would have had #1 Notre Dame against #4 Oregon, and #2 Alabama against #3 Florida before the final. Using my rankings would have resulted in a similar tournament, except Stanford was #4 at the end of the season. Notre Dame beat them once, but barely, so I think we might have easily seen an Oregon/Stanford vs Alabama title game in that case.

As I've said before, I started these rankings for fun when I felt Mizzou was being under-ranked in the past, but now it's fun to see the differences between my objective rankings and the BCS, which is part objective, part voting. All that really matters in the end is the #1 I guess, so this year, everyone's on the same page.

1	Alabama	13-1
2	Notre Dame	12-1
3	Stanford	12-2
4	Oregon	12-1
5	Georgia	12-2
6	Ohio State	12-0
7	Florida	11-2
8	Texas A&M	11-2
9	Florida State	12-2
10	South Carolina	11-2
11	Kansas State	11-2
12	Clemson	11-2
13	Northern Illinois	12-2
14	San Jose State	11-2
15	Oklahoma	10-3
16	Louisville	11-2
17	LSU	10-3
18	Utah State	11-2
19	Nebraska	10-4
20	Kent State	11-3
21	Tulsa	11-3
22	Boise State	11-2
23	Cincinnati	10-3
24	Northwestern	10-3
25	Arkansas State	10-3
26	Texas	9-4
27	Oregon State	9-4
28	UCLA	9-5
29	UCF	10-4
30	Baylor	8-5
31	Toledo	9-4
32	Ball State	9-4
33	Rutgers	9-4
34	Vanderbilt	9-4
35	Arizona	8-5
36	Oklahoma State	8-5
37	Syracuse	8-5
38	San Diego State	9-4
39	Fresno State	9-4
40	Michigan	8-5
41	Louisiana-Lafayette	9-4
42	Wisconsin	8-6
43	Louisiana Tech	9-3
44	Penn State	8-4
45	Texas Tech	8-5
46	Mississippi State	8-5
47	Arizona State	8-5
48	Ohio	9-4
49	North Carolina	8-4
50	Brigham Young	8-5
51	Michigan State	7-6
52	Middle Tennessee	8-4
53	Navy	8-5
54	West Virginia	7-6
55	Miami (FL)	7-5
56	Ole Miss	7-6
57	East Carolina	8-5
58	USC	7-6
59	Louisiana-Monroe	8-5
60	TCU	7-6
61	Washington	7-6
62	Virginia Tech	7-6
63	Bowling Green	8-5
64	Georgia Tech	7-7
65	Iowa State	6-7
66	North Carolina State	7-6
67	Southern Methodist	7-6
68	Duke	6-7
69	Western Kentucky	7-6
70	Central Michigan	7-6
71	Pittsburgh	6-7
72	Purdue	6-7
73	Missouri	5-7
74	Minnesota	6-7
75	Nevada	7-6
76	Rice	7-6
77	Utah	5-7
78	Tennessee	5-7
79	Wake Forest	5-7
80	Arkansas	4-8
81	Air Force	6-7
82	Connecticut	5-7
83	Iowa	4-8
84	Houston	5-7
85	Troy	5-7
86	Marshall	5-7
87	Virginia	4-8
88	Temple	4-7
89	Indiana	4-8
90	Miami (OH)	4-8
91	Buffalo	4-8
92	Wyoming	4-8
93	North Texas	4-8
94	Auburn	3-9
95	Maryland	4-8
96	Colorado State	4-8
97	California	3-9
98	Memphis	4-8
99	Western Michigan	4-8
100	South Florida	3-9
101	Washington State	3-9
102	Florida Atlantic	3-9
103	New Mexico	4-9
104	Kentucky	2-10
105	Florida International	3-9
106	UTEP	3-9
107	UAB	3-9
108	Eastern Michigan	2-10
109	Hawaii	3-9
110	Illinois	2-10
111	Boston College	2-10
112	Army	2-10
113	Kansas	1-11
114	Tulane	2-10
115	Colorado	1-11
116	UNLV	2-11
117	Idaho	1-11
118	Akron	1-11
119	New Mexico State	1-11
120	Southern Miss	0-12

2012 History

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[Week 5]
[Week 6]
[Week 7]
[Week 8]
[Week 9]
[Week 10]
[Week 11]
[Week 12]
[Week 13]
[Week 14]
[Week 15]
[Week 16]
[Week 17]
[Week 18]
[Week 19]

2013-01-07

Superbowl XLVII Projection, Wildcard Sunday

Seattle over Denver

All 4 of my picks came up on Wildcard weekend. I really like how the NFL has structured the playoffs, although I did miss having a Sunday night game last night. If Roger Goodell gets his way and the playoffs expand to 14, maybe that can happen in Wildcard weekend next year. Next up is Divisional weekend, with 4 more games. I've got the road teams picked to lose in 3 of the 4 again, and again, the outlier is Seattle. I'm not sure they can realistically go into Atlanta after the Falcons had a bye week, something my model doesn't take into account. But, you can see my picks from the table below, let's see who I'm rooting for.

Seattle at Atlanta
I'm a little ambivalent about this one. Somehow, deep down, I sort of like the Seahawks, at least once the Rams are eliminated.

Green Bay at San Francisco
I'll root for Green Bay in this one, I've liked the Packers going back to the Brett Favre days.

Baltimore at Denver
I like Manning, I don't like Ray Lewis. Denver all the way.

Houston at New England
I guess I'll root for Houston, but this game is a team I don't like versus one I'm pretty neutral towards. So, go Houston, beat New England!

TEAM	Record	Strength	Div	Plyff	WC	Qtr	Semi	Champ
NE	12-4	0.826	+	+	+	70.533	40.210	23.350
SEA	11-5	0.825	-	+	+	63.281	40.562	22.096
DEN	13-3	0.821	+	+	+	74.786	41.336	23.669
SF	11-4-1	0.754	+	+	+	58.943	26.066	11.480
ATL	13-3	0.733	+	+	+	36.719	18.698	7.735
GB	11-5	0.681	+	+	+	41.057	14.674	5.233
HOU	12-4	0.664	+	+	+	29.467	10.821	4.022
BAL	10-6	0.607	+	+	+	25.214	7.633	2.414

2013-01-06

Superbowl XLVII Projection, Wildcard Saturday

Seattle over Denver

The two most likely Superbowl winners at this point are Denver and New England, but since Seattle is most likely to win the NFC, and Denver is most likely to win the AFC, and Seattle is stronger than Denver, I've listed the projection as Seattle over Denver.

Like I said last time, I'll be rooting for Indianapolis today, but on paper they certainly look overmatched against Baltimore.

TEAM	Record	Strength	Div	Plyff	WC	Qtr	Semi	Champ
NE	12-4	0.826	+	+	+	70.503	39.929	23.851
SEA	11-5	0.825	-	+	76.952	48.692	31.196	16.889
DEN	13-3	0.821	+	+	+	78.351	43.308	25.552
SF	11-4-1	0.754	+	+	+	58.941	27.972	12.211
ATL	13-3	0.733	+	+	+	43.454	22.143	9.081
GB	11-5	0.681	+	+	+	41.059	15.942	5.635
HOU	12-4	0.664	+	+	+	29.497	10.793	4.182
BAL	10-6	0.607	+	+	66.303	16.713	5.060	1.675
WAS	10-6	0.586	+	+	23.048	7.854	2.747	0.738
IND	11-5	0.440	-	+	33.697	4.935	0.911	0.185

2013-01-05

NCAA Football Power Rankings, Week 19

This week saw 14 more bowl games, as well as the Division I-AA Championship. Congrats to North Dakota State. The most notable change this week is that Alabama is now all the way down at #6, (#5 if you disregard ineligible Ohio State). The winner of the title game on Monday will still be #1 in my rankings, but Alabama may finish at #6 if they lose. Notre Dame should finish #1 or #2 either way.

Also, go Mizzou, the SEC bowl wins put them back up to #73

1	Notre Dame	12-0
2	Stanford	12-2
3	Oregon	12-1
4	Georgia	12-2
5	Ohio State	12-0
6	Alabama	12-1
7	Florida	11-2
8	Texas A&M	11-2
9	Florida State	12-2
10	South Carolina	11-2
11	Kansas State	11-2
12	Clemson	11-2
13	Northern Illinois	12-2
14	San Jose State	11-2
15	Oklahoma	10-3
16	Louisville	11-2
17	LSU	10-3
18	Utah State	11-2
19	Kent State	11-2
20	Nebraska	10-4
21	Tulsa	11-3
22	Boise State	11-2
23	Cincinnati	10-3
24	Northwestern	10-3
25	Texas	9-4
26	Oregon State	9-4
27	UCLA	9-5
28	UCF	10-4
29	Baylor	8-5
30	Toledo	9-4
31	Ball State	9-4
32	Rutgers	9-4
33	Arkansas State	9-3
34	Vanderbilt	9-4
35	Arizona	8-5
36	Oklahoma State	8-5
37	Syracuse	8-5
38	San Diego State	9-4
39	Fresno State	9-4
40	Michigan	8-5
41	Wisconsin	8-6
42	Louisiana Tech	9-3
43	Louisiana-Lafayette	9-4
44	Penn State	8-4
45	Texas Tech	8-5
46	Mississippi State	8-5
47	Arizona State	8-5
48	Ohio	9-4
49	North Carolina	8-4
50	Brigham Young	8-5
51	Michigan State	7-6
52	Navy	8-5
53	West Virginia	7-6
54	Middle Tennessee	8-4
55	Miami (FL)	7-5
56	Ole Miss	7-6
57	East Carolina	8-5
58	USC	7-6
59	TCU	7-6
60	Louisiana-Monroe	8-5
61	Washington	7-6
62	Virginia Tech	7-6
63	Bowling Green	8-5
64	Georgia Tech	7-7
65	Iowa State	6-7
66	North Carolina State	7-6
67	Southern Methodist	7-6
68	Duke	6-7
69	Central Michigan	7-6
70	Pittsburgh	6-7
71	Western Kentucky	7-6
72	Purdue	6-7
73	Missouri	5-7
74	Minnesota	6-7
75	Nevada	7-6
76	Rice	7-6
77	Utah	5-7
78	Wake Forest	5-7
79	Tennessee	5-7
80	Arkansas	4-8
81	Air Force	6-7
82	Connecticut	5-7
83	Iowa	4-8
84	Houston	5-7
85	Marshall	5-7
86	Troy	5-7
87	Virginia	4-8
88	Temple	4-7
89	Indiana	4-8
90	Miami (OH)	4-8
91	Buffalo	4-8
92	Wyoming	4-8
93	North Texas	4-8
94	Auburn	3-9
95	Maryland	4-8
96	Colorado State	4-8
97	California	3-9
98	Western Michigan	4-8
99	Memphis	4-8
100	South Florida	3-9
101	Washington State	3-9
102	Florida Atlantic	3-9
103	New Mexico	4-9
104	Kentucky	2-10
105	Florida International	3-9
106	UTEP	3-9
107	UAB	3-9
108	Eastern Michigan	2-10
109	Hawaii	3-9
110	Illinois	2-10
111	Boston College	2-10
112	Army	2-10
113	Kansas	1-11
114	Tulane	2-10
115	Colorado	1-11
116	UNLV	2-11
117	Idaho	1-11
118	Akron	1-11
119	New Mexico State	1-11
120	Southern Miss	0-12

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