
Looks like a few of y’all took the week off.

Was it something I said? Anyway, hope you stragglers return to the fold next week.
Cutting to the chase, here’s how our top 25 looks for Week 10 (technically, it’s a top 26, because, tie):

In all, 52 teams received at least one vote. Florida wasn’t one of those.
Compare our top 25 to last night’s CFP top 25.

We sure do love our UTSA Roadrunners. And we’re certainly more impressed with Oklahoma than the selection committee is. Overall, though, there’s a fair amount of correlation. I suspect that in another couple of weeks, those lists are going to line up even more closely than they do now.
And our budget’s a helluva lot lower! Plus, this:

With every weekly result, I believe more strongly that using approval voting with a larger number of voters is a superior way to skin the playoff field cat.
The conference breakdown shows we’re starting to shy away slightly from our previous Big Ten respect.

Voter geography remains consistent, with 64.7% of the voting pool hailing from the Peach State.
As far as the bonus question goes, the most common answer selected was “What Is Squid Game?”. I’ve never been prouder of my readership.
Takeaways:
- Georgia continues to earn the respect of the voters, with another 100% showing.
- Georgia is also the only team to clear 90% approval.
- There is a pretty tight bunch between two and six, all above 75% approval.
- Below six, there’s a significant drop off to seven, so the plus-50% group continues to shrink.
- With Ohio State above Oregon and Michigan above Michigan State, it appears we’re not that swayed by head-to-head results.
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