No real changes as lack of ranked team match-ups prevail

It was a Saturday without any games between two ranked teams,  Not one, other than the Thursday UCLA-Arizona State match-up, all weekend.  Florida State and Texas A&M looked vulnerable but prevailed.  South Carolina lost, which probably didn't do much for the computation rankings of aspiring Group of Five rep East Carolina, a lower to the Gamecocks.

So no changes in the teams in the projected tourney, and a good weekend ahead: Stanford-ND, Bama-Ole Miss, LSU-Texas A&M, Nebraska-Michigan State, and Oklahoma-TCU.  It might be fun in the old rankings next week.

1	Florida State	0.9370
2	Alabama	0.9236
3	Oregon	0.9126
4	Oklahoma	0.8917
5	Auburn	0.8626
6	Texas A&M	0.8000
7	UCLA	0.7088
8	Baylor	0.7026
9	Notre Dame	0.6243
10	Ole Miss	0.5875
11	Michigan State	0.5528
12	Mississippi State	0.5185
13	Georgia	0.4634
14	Stanford	0.4298
15	LSU	0.4098
16	BYU	0.3484
17	Nebraska	0.3347
18	USC	0.2843
19	Wisconsin	0.2566
20	Oklahoma State	0.2211
21	Ohio State	0.1682
22	Kansas State	0.1557
23	TCU	0.1449
24	Missouri	0.1211
25	East Carolina	0.1075

"In college football, one day you're in, the next, you're out" - Charlie Weis

IN- nope; OUT-nothin'

Projected tournament!

FIRST ROUND:

In Raleigh:
7 UCLA
10 East Carolina 

In Detroit:
8 Baylor
9 Michigan State 
 
BCS BOWLS (Quarterfinals):

Orange: 
1 Florida State
Baylor/Michigan State winner

Sugar: 
4 Oklahoma
5 Auburn

Fiesta:
2 Alabama
UCLA/East Carolina winner

Rose: 
3 Oregon
6 Texas A&M

SEMI-FINALS in Atlanta

BCS CHAMPIONSHIP in Arlington, Texas