NCAA Football Power Rankings, Week 5

Air Force and Florida Atlantic opened their seasons this week, along with 3 more lower-tier teams.

Miami had a week off and SMU became the only 4-0 team, and the new #1. My system really favors a team with an extra win, which may be its downfall in this odd season.

Missouri somehow looked worse against Tennessee than Alabama, scoring 12 whole points. They're down at #66 (out of currently 74 teams). 

Southern Mississippi won a game and climbed out of the basement. Your new worst team is #74 Middle Tennessee, just behind #73 Duke, both at 0-4 along with #71 UL Monroe.

1	SMU	4-0
2	Louisiana	3-0
3	UAB	3-1
4	Miami	3-0
5	BYU	3-0
6	Oklahoma State	3-0
7	Cincinnati	3-0
8	Pittsburgh	3-1
9	Clemson	3-0
10	Liberty	3-0
11	UTSA	3-1
12	Coastal Carolina	3-0
13	UTEP	3-1
14	Army	3-1
15	North Carolina	2-0
16	NC State	2-1
17	Georgia	2-0
18	Iowa State	2-1
19	Virginia Tech	2-0
20	Marshall	2-0
21	Texas	2-1
22	West Virginia	2-1
23	Florida	2-0
24	Alabama	2-0
T-25	Louisiana Tech	2-1
T-25	Notre Dame	2-0
27	Tennessee	2-0
28	Tulane	2-1
29	Boston College	2-1
30	Kansas State	2-1
31	Georgia Southern	2-1
32	UCF	2-1
33	Appalachian State	2-1
34	Tulsa	1-1
35	TCU	1-1
36	Air Force	1-0
37	Memphis	1-1
T-38	Arkansas	1-1
T-38	Navy	1-2
40	Louisville	1-2
41	Florida Atlantic	1-0
42	Arkansas State	1-2
43	Georgia State	1-1
44	Syracuse	1-2
45	Troy	1-1
46	Virginia	1-1
47	South Alabama	1-2
T-48	Baylor	1-1
T-48	Auburn	1-1
50	Mississippi State	1-1
51	Ole Miss	1-1
52	Texas A&M	1-1
53	Wake Forest	1-2
54	South Florida	1-2
T-55	Texas Tech	1-2
T-55	Texas State	1-3
57	Oklahoma	1-2
58	LSU	1-1
59	Western Kentucky	1-2
60	North Texas	1-2
61	Georgia Tech	1-2
62	Florida State	1-2
63	Southern Mississippi	1-3
64	Florida International	0-1
65	South Carolina	0-2
66	Missouri	0-2
67	Kansas	0-3
T-68	Charlotte	0-2
T-68	East Carolina	0-2
70	Kentucky	0-2
71	UL Monroe	0-4
72	Vanderbilt	0-2
73	Duke	0-4
74	Middle Tennessee	0-4

2020 History and #1s
Week 1 UAB
Week 2 Army
Week 3 Miami

Week 4 Miami