Tech receives 9 votes in preseason top 25 poll

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JoltinJacket

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Hey, it's not much to brag about, but it's 9 more than we had last year in the preseason. It also shows that some people outside the program aren't as down on the team as some "fans".

1. Oklahoma (29)
2. Ohio State (28)
3. Miami (5)
4. Texas
5. Kansas State
6. Auburn (1)
7. Michigan
8. USC
9. Georgia
10. Virginia Tech
11. Pittsburgh
12. Florida State (first time out of preseason top 10 since '85)
13. Maryland
14. North Carolina State
15. LSU
16. Tennessee
17. Virginia
18. Notre Dame
19. Washington
20. Wisconsin
21. Florida
22. Purdue
23. Arizona State
24. Oklahoma State
25-tie. Colorado State
25-tie. Penn State

Others receiving votes: Iowa 132; Colorado 127; TCU 95; Texas A&M 90; Oregon State 70; Nebraska 64; UCLA 40; West Virginia 31; Hawaii 24; Boise State 22; BYU 22; Fresno State 22; Minnesota 22; Boston College 21; Arkansas 16; Washington State 16; Mississippi 14; Clemson 13; Missouri 12; Oregon 12; Marshall 11; Georgia Tech 9; New Mexico 9; Southern Mississippi 9; Utah 7; South Carolina 4; Air Force 3; Louisville 3; California 2; Illinois 1; North Texas 1; Syracuse 1; Toledo 1.

http://msn.espn.go.com/ncf/s/2003/0731/1587865.html
 
I loved it when Spurrier used to give Duke one vote every year. Not because I was happy for Duke. I hate them. It was just typical Spurrier... always giving the finger to the system.
 
Originally posted by JoltinJacket:
Hey, it's not much to brag about, but it's 9 more than we had last year in the preseason. It also shows that some people outside the program aren't as down on the team as some "fans".

1. Oklahoma (29)
2. Ohio State (28)
3. Miami (5)
4. Texas
5. Kansas State
6. Auburn (1)
7. Michigan
8. USC
9. Georgia
10. Virginia Tech
11. Pittsburgh
12. Florida State (first time out of preseason top 10 since '85)
13. Maryland
14. North Carolina State
15. LSU
16. Tennessee
17. Virginia
18. Notre Dame
19. Washington
20. Wisconsin
21. Florida
22. Purdue
23. Arizona State
24. Oklahoma State
25-tie. Colorado State
25-tie. Penn State

Others receiving votes: Iowa 132; Colorado 127; TCU 95; Texas A&M 90; Oregon State 70; Nebraska 64; UCLA 40; West Virginia 31; Hawaii 24; Boise State 22; BYU 22; Fresno State 22; Minnesota 22; Boston College 21; Arkansas 16; Washington State 16; Mississippi 14; Clemson 13; Missouri 12; Oregon 12; Marshall 11; Georgia Tech 9; New Mexico 9; Southern Mississippi 9; Utah 7; South Carolina 4; Air Force 3; Louisville 3; California 2; Illinois 1; North Texas 1; Syracuse 1; Toledo 1.

http://msn.espn.go.com/ncf/s/2003/0731/1587865.html
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<font size="2" face="Arial, Verdana, Sans-Serif">Great.. when you count down on this poll by votes we are ranked 47th... Georgia ranked 9th with no offensive line.. go figure
 
when was the last time Nebraska started the year ranked outside the top 25? I am shocked that we recieved 9 votes. We will crack the top 25 if we win our first 2
 
Good gosh!! If we win our first two, I'll be expecting more than top 25! I'm sorry to say but we'll get drummed by Albarn. We'll stand up to the pounding for a little while but when the dam finally burst, I'm afraid it will get ugly.

South Georgia Jacket
 
I am afraid you might be right South Ga.. we honestly dont match up well in terms of the first 22... not bad, but they have two NFL calibre linebackers on D, and a stable of running backs, and a QB who is much more established than any that we have.. after the first 22, depth will be a real problem for us.. and this is where I am afraid the running game will eat us up in the second half..
 
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