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MRI Football 2005: Week 4 - Survival of the Not-So-Fittest
October 17, 2005 | By Benjamin Miraski
With the MRI leader Virginia Tech on their bye week, this seemed like the perfect time for USC to regain its #1 spot in the rankings. Against a very good Notre Dame team, the Trojans were just not up to the task. They managed to steal a win in the final moments, thanks to a timely fumble by Matt Leinart. This was not enough though for them to gain the top spot. That goes to Texas who dominated against a Colorado team on the rise. Virginia Tech only drops to #2 despite not playing. Alabama's last second field goal was enough to move them to #4 and Penn State's last second loss moves them down a spot to #5. Check out the rest of the MRI in Week 4.
| And Now the Rankings | |||||
| Teams Dropped From The Top 25: Cal (LW #16, TW #26), Colorado (LW #21, TW #32), Connecticut (LW #23, TW #37) | |||||
| Other Teams People Might Care About | |||||
| Last Place this week: New Mexico State (0-7) at -43.18. | |||||
| Biggest Gain this week: Miami (Ohio) gained 17.56 points. (Beat Akron) | |||||
| Biggest Loss this week: Oklahoma State lost -20.90 points. (Lost to Texas A&M) | |||||
| Conference rankings this week: Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, SEC, PAC-10, Big East, Mountain West, C-USA, MAC, WAC, SunBelt | |||||
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Posted October 17, 2005 6:00 PM
