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Week 7 | 10/15/2012 | CS Top 25 Poll

1. Eastern Washington Eagles
2. Georgia Southern Eagles
3. James Madison Dukes
4. North Dakota State Bison
5. Cal Poly Mustangs
6. Stony Brook Seawolves
7. Sam Houston State Bearkats
8. Montana State Bobcats
9. Appalachian State Mountaineers
10. Old Dominion Monarchs
11. Wofford Terriers
12. Lehigh Mountain Hawks
13. New Hampshire Wildcats
14. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
15. Illinois State Redbirds
16. Albany Great Danes
17. Youngstown State Penguins
18. Central Arkansas Bears
19. South Dakota State Jackrabbits
20. Towson Tigers
21. Indiana State Sycamores
22. Tennessee State Tigers
23. Harvard Crimson
24. Eastern Kentucky Colonels
25. Villanova Wildcats

Others receiving votes:
McNeese State Cowboys, Samford Bulldogs, Alabama A&M Bulldogs, Sacramento State Hornets, The Citadel Bulldogs, Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens, Drake Bulldogs, South Carolina State Bulldogs, Bethune-Cookman Wildcats, Richmond Spiders, Chattanooga Mocs, Southern Illinois Salukis

How does Montana not get any votes?

AZGrizFan wrote:How does Montana not get any votes?

by losing?


Oh sorry, you were chumming the water there right?

This and the AGS poll were obviously derived from voters who have actually been watching FCS football in 2012, unlike the TSN poll.

Good job voters.

Spoiler: show

Although... Delaware just ahead of Drake? FML.

93henfan wrote:Although... Delaware just ahead of Drake? FML.

Yeah, the Hens should definitely not be in the top 25, but I just don't understand how people can put in teams like AAMU, Drake, SCSt... WAIT, did somebody really put 2-5 SCSt in their top 25??? Chris, who is monitoring your poll? Obviously nobody. Don't let your poll become like the TSN poll.

Albany should not be ranked ahead of YSU. Head-to-head matchup.

Plus stop slot voting people. Just because Albany and Lehigh are winning doesn't mean they have to move up every week. Albany should not crack the Top 15 and either should Lehigh.

NAU way too low.

Lehigh, Sam Houston way too high

dbackjon wrote:NAU way too low.

NAU is a tough one to figure. They don't have a win over a team with a winning record, in fact, 9 of 11 of NAU's opponents have a losing record. It's conceivable that NAU could go 9-2 with no wins over winning teams. Thank God for playoffs.

2 weeks in a row best of all the polls.

Stony Brook at #6 though? That's too high, as is Lehigh at 12.

Finally some recognition.

Fact wrote:Finally some recognition.

You shut up.

89Hen wrote:

dbackjon wrote:NAU way too low.

NAU is a tough one to figure. They don't have a win over a team with a winning record, in fact, 9 of 11 of NAU's opponents have a losing record. It's conceivable that NAU could go 9-2 with no wins over winning teams. Thank God for playoffs.

Of course, two of those teams have losing records because NAU beat them

Two of the upcoming opponents are 3-4, so if NAU wins, they likely will finish 5-6. Montana and UND will either finish 6-5 or 5-6, so we are playing a lot of middle of the road teams than have one or two FBS losses as well.

Big thing in NAU's favor - road wins - three of the 5 wins have been on the road.

dbackjon wrote:NAU way too low.

Lehigh, Sam Houston way too high

Exactly what he said....

NAU in particular is way too low....If you can justify Cal Poly at 5 (and I can) then NAU needs to be right there as well

Illinois State too low!

isumatt wrote:Illinois State too low!

I agree. I also think Villanova, Indy State and SDSU are too low.

Montana too low.

CAA Flagship wrote:

Fact wrote:Finally some recognition.

You shut up.

MrTitleist wrote:Montana too low.