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| /c/CFB Poll Top 25 |  |
|---|---|
| 1. Ohio State |  |
| 2. Indiana |  |
| 3. Miami |  |
| 4. Alabama |  |
| 5. Texas Tech |  |
| 6. Ole Miss |  |
| 7. Texas A&M |  |
| 8. Georgia |  |
| 9. BYU |  |
| 10. Tennessee |  |
| 11. Georgia Tech |  |
| 12. Memphis |  |
| 13. Oregon |  |
| 14. Virginia |  |
| 15. Oklahoma |  |
| 16. LSU |  |
| 17. Utah |  |
| 18. South Florida |  |
| 19. Nebraska |  |
| T-20. Vanderbilt |  |
| T-20. Texas |  |
| 22. USC |  |
| 23. Washington |  |
| 24. Navy |  |
| 25. Michigan |  |
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Coach Sanders is presumably paying for himself many times over.
Eventually they will drop a game, considering CO State went to overtime. I wonder what effect that will have on the narrative and the morale of the players.
Hopefully it causes ESPN to talk about something else
I hope so too, but those numbers are absolutely ridiculous for cable, especially in the late night slot. ESPN claims it's their 5th most watched CFB game ever (and I think they're even counting ABC games, but excluding post-season games). Even if the numbers drop (which they will when CU starts losing), I imagine they'll still be hyping them up and cashing in as much as possible.