Power Ranking 8/20/19

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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 Ohio State
4 Georgia
5 Michigan
6 Oklahoma
7 Florida
8 LSU
9 Notre Dame
10 Washington
11 Texas A&M
12 Utah
13 Auburn
14 Texas
15 Oregon
16 Michigan State
17 Penn State
18 Iowa
18 UCF
20 Wisconsin
21 Washington State
22 Iowa State
23 Stanford
24 TCU
25 Nebraska
26 Miami, FL
27 Mississippi State
28 USC
29 Missouri
30 Oklahoma State
31 Boise State
32 Virginia Tech
33 Northwestern
34 South Carolina
35 Virginia
36 Syracuse
37 Cincinnati
38 FSU
39 Arizona
40 Minnesota
41 Memphis
42 UCLA
43 Baylor
44 Arizona State
44 NC State
46 Purdue
47 Army
47 Tennessee
49 Fresno State
50 BYU
51 Texas Tech
52 Appalachian State
53 Utah State
54 California
55 Houston
56 West Virginia
57 Kentucky
58 Pittsburgh
59 San Diego State
60 North Carolina
60 Marshall
62 Duke
63 Boston College
63 Kansas State
65 Indiana
65 Ohio 
67 Ole Miss
68 Vanderbilt
69 Wake Forest
70 Toledo
71 FIU
71 USF
73 Colorado
74 Louisville
75 Air Force
76 Louisiana Tech
77 Temple
78 Troy
79 Western Michigan
80 Arkansas State
81 Arkansas
82 North Texas
83 Georgia Southern
84 FAU
85 Southern Miss
86 Tulane
87 Georgia Tech
88 Maryland
89 UAB
90 SMU
91 Northern Illinois
92 Navy
93 Hawai'i
93 Nevada
95 Kansas
95 Louisiana
97 Wyoming
98 Middle Tennessee
99 Illinois
100 Buffalo
101 Tulsa
102 Oregon State
103 Miami, OH
104 Liberty
105 Eastern Michigan
105 Colorado State
107 UNLV
108 WKU
109 Rutgers
110 ULM
111 East Carolina
112 New Mexico
113 ODU
114 Central Michigan
115 Charlotte
116 Ball State
117 Texas State
118 Georgia State
118 UTSA
120 Connecticut
121 Bowling Green
122 Kent State
123 Akron
124 New Mexico State
125 Massachusetts
126 Coastal Carolina
127 UTEP
128 San Jose State
129 South Alabama
130 Rice


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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