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Blogpoll Week 9

Before you yell and say where is so and so team, please read my polling philosophy and then yell afterwards.

~The BCS shakedown continues. The undefeated Ms were thoroughly beat down on the road and the obstacles in Boise St. and/or TCU's way are down two more conferences.

~Utah moves up a little bit because Pitt seems to have finally figured out how to win games (Play Big East teams). They'll move up big if they can beat TCU or they will fall off the map completely.

~Boise St. fans are officially Virginia Tech Hokie fans. If the Hokies run the table and win the ACC it will go a long way towards boosting their resume. If the Hokies falter at any point the Broncos schedule strength will equal Poo.

~Speaking of the ACC it kind of sucks... but this was fun:


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