Receiving Vote(s) in Top 25 Coaches Poll

#8
#8
In all honesty the teams that have beat us either are in the top 25 currently or have been. The only one I’m not sure if they’ve been ranked this year are the cocks. But it’s funny looking back, everyone thought Florida was garbage because they were beat by Kentucky early on. They then went on to beat us and many others, working their way up the top 25. Then WV, GA, Bama are all top 10.

I by no means am saying UT is ready to challenge Bama for the NC, or that UT isn’t getting their due recognition. But at the end of the day they haven’t performed terribly overall this season esp giving the circumstances.

Edit: Gamecocks were ranked week 2.
 
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The Amway Board of Coaches is made up of 65 head coaches at Bowl Subdivision schools. All are members of the American Football Coaches Association. The board for the 2018 season:

Blake Anderson, Arkansas State;
Major Applewhite, Houston;
Dino Babers, Syracuse;
Mike Bloomgren, Rice;
John Bonamego, Central Michigan;
Terry Bowden, Akron;
Jeff Brohm, Purdue;
Neal Brown, Troy;
Troy Calhoun, Air Force;
Rod Carey, Northern Illinois;
Bill Clark, Alabama-Birmingham;
Dave Clawson, Wake Forest;
Geoff Collins, Temple;
David Cutcliffe, Duke;
Mark Dantonio, Michigan State;
Bob Davie, New Mexico;
Butch Davis, Florida International;
Dana Dimel, Texas-El Paso;
Herm Edwards, Arizona State;
Luke Fickell, Cincinnati;
Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M;
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern;
P.J. Fleck, Minnesota;
James Franklin, Penn State;
Willie Fritz, Tulane;
Scott Frost, Nebraska;
Justin Fuente, Virginia Tech;
Turner Gill, Liberty;
Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State;
Bryan Harsin, Boise State;
Clay Helton, Southern California;
Tom Herman, Texas;
Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia;
Mike Jinks, Bowling Green;
Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech;
Brad Lambert, Charlotte;
Mike Leach, Washington State;
Lance Leipold, Buffalo;
Tim Lester, Western Michigan;
Seth Littrell, North Texas;
Rocky Long, San Diego State;
Chad Lunsford, Georgia Southern;
Mike MacIntyre, Colorado;
Gus Malzahn, Auburn;
Doug Martin, New Mexico State;
Urban Meyer, Ohio State;
Jeff Monken, Army;
Dan Mullen, Florida;
Pat Narduzzi, Pittsburgh;
Ken Niumatalolo, Navy;
Jay Norvell, Nevada;
Barry Odom, Missouri;
Ed Orgeron, LSU;
Gary Patterson, TCU;
Chris Petersen, Washington;
Bobby Petrino, Louisville;
Nick Saban, Alabama;
Scott Satterfield, Appalachian State;
Kirby Smart, Georgia;
Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee;
Charlie Strong, South Florida;
Dabo Swinney, Clemson;
Jeff Tedford, Fresno State;
Kyle Whittingham, Utah;
Everett Withers, Texas State.
 
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#12
My guess is that one of these four fellas threw a vote our way:

-- Coach Cut (VFL, even under the Blue....plus, Duke and Tennessee combined to pee in KY's cheerios this week)
-- Mike Gundy (hey, we got him a raise. again.)
-- Clay Helton (toss a bone to little bro's team)
-- Gus Malzahn (tip of the hat to a team that beat you)
 
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The Ron Mexico said:
The Amway Board of Coaches is made up of 65 head coaches at Bowl Subdivision schools. All are members of the American Football Coaches Association. The board for the 2018 season:

Blake Anderson, Arkansas State;
Major Applewhite, Houston;
Dino Babers, Syracuse;
Mike Bloomgren, Rice;
John Bonamego, Central Michigan;
Terry Bowden, Akron;
Jeff Brohm, Purdue;
Neal Brown, Troy;
Troy Calhoun, Air Force;
Rod Carey, Northern Illinois;
Bill Clark, Alabama-Birmingham;
Dave Clawson, Wake Forest;
Geoff Collins, Temple;
David Cutcliffe, Duke;
Mark Dantonio, Michigan State;
Bob Davie, New Mexico;
Butch Davis, Florida International;
Dana Dimel, Texas-El Paso;
Herm Edwards, Arizona State;
Luke Fickell, Cincinnati;
Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M;
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern;
P.J. Fleck, Minnesota;
James Franklin, Penn State;
Willie Fritz, Tulane;
Scott Frost, Nebraska;
Justin Fuente, Virginia Tech;
Turner Gill, Liberty;
Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State;
Bryan Harsin, Boise State;
Clay Helton, Southern California;
Tom Herman, Texas;
Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia;
Mike Jinks, Bowling Green;
Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech;
Brad Lambert, Charlotte;
Mike Leach, Washington State;
Lance Leipold, Buffalo;
Tim Lester, Western Michigan;
Seth Littrell, North Texas;
Rocky Long, San Diego State;
Chad Lunsford, Georgia Southern;
Mike MacIntyre, Colorado;
Gus Malzahn, Auburn;
Doug Martin, New Mexico State;
Urban Meyer, Ohio State;
Jeff Monken, Army;
Dan Mullen, Florida;
Pat Narduzzi, Pittsburgh;
Ken Niumatalolo, Navy;
Jay Norvell, Nevada;
Barry Odom, Missouri;
Ed Orgeron, LSU;
Gary Patterson, TCU;
Chris Petersen, Washington;
Bobby Petrino, Louisville;
Nick Saban, Alabama;
Scott Satterfield, Appalachian State;
Kirby Smart, Georgia;
Rick Stockstill, Middle Tennessee;
Charlie Strong, South Florida;
Dabo Swinney, Clemson;
Jeff Tedford, Fresno State;
Kyle Whittingham, Utah;
Everett Withers, Texas State.
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Betcha it's Lambert......
 
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#21
#21
Assuming a best case scenario with Missouri, Vandy, and whoever a potential bowl game is against, even at 8-5 there's no guarantee that the team would be in the Top 25 anytime through the end of the season. At this point, I'm more looking to get a winning record for a change in general. We aren't even going to have a decent bowl if anything, not even Citrus or Outback. I'm looking at a bowl basically just to have a shot at a 7th or possibly even 8th win.
 
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