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And IMO preseason rankings should be in place and are right majority of time
That's a dumb statement and you should feel bad for making it. There's literally nothing that supports that statement whatsoever. You know who were the last two preseason #1's? Southern California and Oklahoma.
The bigger issue, because you will never get rid of pre-season rankings, is that these AP voters refuse to be fluid with the rankings. It is early, it makes sense that a team ranked 8th and loses can move out of the top 25. Also, a team that is non-ranked that has early success should move into the rankings with ease. Instead we're left with this easter egg butt funk-a-thon where a team can stay in the top 10 with zero quality wins and only a quality loss.
These voters have ZERO accountability, so this is what you have a system of being too proud and refusing to acknowledge change.
They jumped us over South Carolina this week. An SEC team. That won.
That's being fluid, IMO.
Just win. We beat FSU on the road, and are still undefeated, then we can see where we are and if it's worth complaining about. In guarantee you teams like Louisville, even if they keep winning, will get jumped by better teams that rack up stronger victories.
Fluid is what happened to Michigan.
Here is there season. They start at 17 and beat the number 11 team Notre Dame. They almost lost to Akron and the Conn (yet thet they won both games) and moved to 19. They currently sit at 5-0 after beating team seizure and are ranked 18.
The SEC is not fluid, moving one position is not fluid.
This is the topic of the tread so this is what we're discussing the AP polls.