Power Rankings-Week 0

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Welcome back!

I know I revealed my power rankings several weeks ago, but that was 10 at a time (and only 5 at a time for the top 20).  Here, I present them to you in a concise fashion.  I will update this on every Tuesday until the season ends.  This is my own formula that I developed.  I have changed it a lot this year to be more comprehensive, and to be more accurate (I hope!).

Here are the teams, from 1-130:

1 Alabama
2 Clemson
3 Washington
4 Georgia
5 Wisconsin
6 Oklahoma
7 Miami, Fl
8 Ohio St
9 Michigan
10 Mich St
11 Auburn
12 Notre Dame
13 Penn State
14 Stanford
15 USC
16 TCU
17 FSU
18 Boise St
19 Texas
20 Miss St
21 Texas A&M
22 West Virginia
23 Utah
24 Florida
25 Va Tech
26 LSU
27 Kansas St
28 Okla St
29 South Carolina
30 Iowa
31 Oregon
32 FAU
33 Missouri
34 Louisville
35 Arizona
36 NC State
37 Ga Tech
38 Boston College
39 UCF
40 Northwestern
41 Iowa St
42 Memphis
43 Duke
44 UCLA
45 San Diego St
46 Wake Forest
47 Nebraska
48 Fresno St
49 Texas Tech
50 Ohio 
51 Pitt
52 Purdue
53 Houston
54 Ole Miss
55 Wash St
56 UNC
57 Ariz St
58 Navy
59 Cal
60 Kentucky
61 Baylor
62 N Illinois
63 Maryland
64 USF
65 Toledo
66 Ark St
67 Colorado
68 Arkansas
69 Tennessee
70 Indiana
71 App St
72 Marshall
73 Minnesota
74 Syracuse
75 Mid Tenn St
76 Temple
77 Army
78 Utah St
79 Virginia
80 La Tech
81 Troy
82 Vandy
83 Wyoming
84 BYU
85 N Texas
86 W Mich
87 Air Force
88 SMU
89 Colo St
90 UAB
91 Tulane
92 Rutgers
93 Miami Oh
94 Akron
95 Buffalo
96 S Miss
97 FIU
98 Illinois
99 ODU
100 Nevada
101 Tulsa
102 Oregon St
103 Cincinnati
104 UNLV
105 C Mich
106 La Monroe
107 E Mich
108 New Mexico
109 UTSA
110 UMass
111 WKU
112 Ga Southern
113 UConn
114 Ga St
115 Kansas
116 New Mexico St
117 Louisiana
118 S Alabama
119 Bowling Green
120 Coastal Carolina
121 Hawaii
122 Rice
123 Ball St
124 ECU
125 Kent St
126 UTEP
127 Liberty
128 Texas St
129 Charlotte
130 San Jose St



Feel free to let me know who I've overvalued and who is underappreciated.

Until next time, may you and your loved ones be blessed!

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