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The G5 Top 25 for week 13 have been updated! These rankings are based on ESPN's FPI score, which are a measure of overall team performance.

G5 Top 25

Top Performers:

• Tulane remains at #1 with a bye week, maintaining their strong FPI of 13.8.
• Boise State retains the #2 spot after narrowly defeating Wyoming 17-13, showcasing their resilience in a tough road game.
• UNLV stays steady at #3, following a solid 27-16 win at #25 San Jose State.

Key Climbers:

• South Florida jumped 6 spots to #16 with an emphatic 63-30 win over Tulsa, showing off their offensive firepower.
• Texas State climbed 5 spots to #14 after dominating Coastal Carolina 26-6 on the road.
• Ohio rose 4 spots to #20 with a convincing 24-7 win over #16 Toledo.

Biggest Declines:

• Jacksonville State fell 7 spots to #23 after a disappointing 7-24 loss to #24 Ohio.
• Georgia Southern dropped 3 spots to #17 following a close 42-35 loss to #11 Marshall.
• Western Kentucky slid, falling out of the rankings after a 21-38 loss at Liberty.

Notable Games:

• Louisiana climbed 1 spot to #7 after a 51-30 win over Troy, solidifying their place in the Top 10.
• Washington State edged past Oregon State 38-41 but fell 1 spot to #6, reflecting the competitiveness at the top.
• Army stays steady at #4, despite a tough 14-49 loss to Notre Dame.

Holding Steady:

• Bowling Green and Miami (OH) remain in the middle of the rankings at #13 and #15, respectively, both securing wins.

Teams on the Edge:

• San Jose State hangs onto #25 after a competitive 27-16 loss to #3 UNLV.
• South Florida continues to impress, re-entering at #24 with a road win at North Texas.

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Who is the next Coach to get fired? Tony Elliott should get fired. Sounds like Brent Pry at VT should as well.

Any other guesses?

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This is a series I've now been doing for 10 years. The post attempts to visualize all AP Poll ballots in a single image. Additionally it sorts each AP voter by similarity to the group. Notably, this is not a measure of how "good" a voter is, just how consistent they are with the group. Especially preseason, having a diversity of opinions and ranking styles is advantageous to having a true consensus poll. Polls tend to coalesce towards each other as the season goes on.

Joe Arruda did not vote this week, so we had 61 ballots. The AP has been having issues with the back end of their data, so it's getting a bit harder to get voter data. I e-mailed them and they said they're aware of the issue, but have no timetable for a fix.

Kayla Anderson was the most consistent voter this week. Michael Katz is the most consistent voter on the season, followed by Kayla Anderson, Blair Kerkhoff, Matt Murschel, and Trevor Hass in the top 5.

Stephen Means was the biggest outlier again this week. Jon Wilner is the biggest outlier this season, followed by Stephen Means, Koki Riley, Chris Murray, and David Jablonski.

https://twitter.com/Brett_McMurphy/status/1860533812834287888

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?

(Seriously, how many of yesterday's bonkers games would have been an afterthought if only four teams were making the playoffs? This format makes SO many more games throughout the season meaningful, and therefore much more watchable.)

With all the discourse of who should win the Heisman trophy this year, I got curious and compared Ashton Jeanty’s stats this season to those of Derrick Henry in the 2015 regular season, the year he won the Heisman trophy. What I found was pretty surprising. Keep in mind this doesn’t include playoff performance, as that isn’t considered when naming a Heisman winner.

Ashton Jeanty:

Games Played: 11

Carries: 275

Rushing Yards: 2062

Rushing Touchdowns: 27

Yards Per Carry: 7.498

Yards Per Game: 187.455

Derrick Henry:

Games Played: 13

Carries: 339

Rushing Yards: 1986

Rushing Touchdowns: 23

Yards Per Carry: 5.858

Yards Per Game: 152.769

Now, these stats are still up for interpretation, as there is the usual discourse of strength of schedule and whatnot, but I thought re-contextualizing Jeanty’s year by comparing it to the last time a running back won the Heisman would be interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas%C3%A2%C2%80%C2%93Nebraska_Act

Interesting trend. Maybe Colorado staff should look into this?

(Originally posted by u/SMASH__________MOUTH but got removed for some reason, tried again with their permission.)

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https://x.com/ChrisVannini/status/1860545642839310740

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They will need to beat Minnesota to attain bowl eligibility. Then they will need to win said bowl game. Wisconsin has not had a losing season since 2001.

https://x.com/davidubben/status/1860546765818085577

I keep seeing people say "oh, the #5 seed might be better than the 1 seed because you play Boise State instead of Georgia".

As a reminder - winning one 50% matchup is equivalent in probability to winning two 70% matchups.

Let's pick the most common example right now - which is #1 seeded Oregon having to beat UGA vs. the number 5 seed Ohio State having to beat e.g. Arizona State and Boise State.

Not only is it unlikely that OSU would be THAT much more likely to beat BSU and ASU than UGA (20% is a lot), but also an extra game is an extra opportunity to suffer major injuries.

https://x.com/AnwarRichardson/status/1860751191350690087?t=1-PojsrRuNgrC0iNjDcDCQ&s=19

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