(#) = previous

1. LSU 11-2 (4)

2. Georgia 10-2 (3)

3. Ohio State 11-1 (5)

4. Virginia Tech 11-2 (7)

5. Oklahoma 11-2 (10)

6. Missouri 11-2 (2)

7. Kansas 11-1 (6)

8. Florida 9-3 (9)

9. West Virginia 10-2 (1)

10. USC 10-2 (11)

11. Hawaii 12-0 (12)

12. Arizona State 10-2 (14)

13. Cincinnati 9-3 (15)

14. Boston College 10-3 (9)

15. Clemson 9-3 (16)

16. Tennessee 9-4 (13)

17. Auburn 8-4 (17)

18. Illinois 9-3 (18)

19. Virgina 9-3 (19)

20. Connecticut 9-3 (20)

21. South Florida 9-3 (21)

22. Arkansas 8-4 (22)

23. Boise State 10-2 (24)

24. Wisconsin 9-3 (25)

25. Texas 9-3 (NR)

others - Texas Tech 8-4 (NR), BYU 10-2 (NR), Miss St 7-5 (NR), Kentucky 7-5 (NR), Central Florida 9-3 (NR)

This doesn't mean I would have LSU and Georgia for a national championship game. I'm all about playoffs, so a 16 team playoff would then take place. All conference champs get automatic bids. At-Large bids are given to the highest ranked teams that didn't win their conference. Tournament seeding would be based off ranking system, in this case mine. Any mid-major team that doesn't win their conference or Independent team, that finishes in the top 15, or is ranked higher than any of the major conference champions will be given an At-Large bid. At-Large teams cannot be given one of the top 4 seeds in the tournament, no matter their final ranking. Home Field advantage would be determined by tournament seeding with the national championship game being held on a neutral site.

Bracket #1

#1 LSU(SEC Champion)

vs

#8 Central Michigan(MAC Champion)

#4 Florida(At-Large)

vs

#5 West Virginia(Big East Champion)

#3 Missouri(At-Large)

vs

#6 Hawaii(WAC Champion)

#2 Oklahoma(Big 12 Champion)

vs

#7 BYU (MWAC Champion)

Bracket #2

#1 Ohio State(Big Ten Champion)

vs

#8 Florida Atlantic (Sun Belt Champion)

#4 Kansas(At-Large)

vs

#5 USC(Pac 10 Champion)

#3 Georgia(At-Large)

vs

#6 Arizona State(At-Large)

#2 Virginia Tech(ACC Champion)

vs

#7 Central Florida (Conf-USA Champion)