Black College Football 2005 - Polls 9/17/05


Jafus (Thinker)

Jafus (Thinker)

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Black College Football 2005

American Sports Wire
For the Week ending 9/17/05 (Div I)
Compiled by Dick Simpson

http://www.onnidan.com/05-06/football/polls/aswirepoll.htm

School (1st Place votes) Record Points PVS
1. Hampton (19) 3-0 157 1
2. South Carolina State (3) 3-0 109 6
3. Bethune-Cookman 2-1 90 4
4 Grambling State 1-1 85 2
5. Alabama A&M 2-1 81 9
6. Delaware State 2-1 79 5
7 Alabama State 2-1 77 -
8. Miss Valley State 2-1 70 3
9. Tennessee State 1-1 65 8
10. Southern 1-1 64 -
 
Ok I wish that whoever is voting in these polls would take their vote seriously and pay adayumttention to what tha hell they are doing:

how does a team that is ranked 4th (BC) lose and move up to 3rd?

and how does a team that is ranked 9th (TnST) lose and be 1-2 overall and only fall one spot - they were 8th?
 

HORNETSWARM said:
And how does AAMU gets 5th place after being blasted by GSU 44-0. :sick:
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We didn't get 5th place for being blasted by Gram....:shame:

We got 5th place for beating an undefeated Mississippi Valley team! :hat:


Why are you attempting to focus on old isht while review this week's poll??? :xeye: :lol:



FY...

The poll STILL isn't too credible, but I was just answering your question...:D
 
I guess Bama State should be ahead of AAMU after beating 0-2 TxSU, and 0-3 Pine Bluff? Not just that, but I guess SU should be ahead of AAMU after loosing to MVSU (who we beat) and winning against PV. Yes, you alls logic is undeniable. :bowdown:
 
I think Dick Simpson's poll stinks so I've done my own.

GRAMFAN's 1-AA BCF Poll

1. South Carolina State (3-0)
Very impressive opening game win over 2004 SWAC champ ASU.
Week 3: beat Bethune Cookman, 27-24
Week 4: open

2.Hampton (3-0)
Could be #1 but after seeing them struggle against lowly JSU. . .NOT!!!!
Week 3: beat NC A&T, 31-14
Week 4: vs Morgan State at East Rutherford, NJ

3.Grambling State (1-1)
Very impressive in 44-0 rout of AAMU a week ago; Overmatched at Washington State
Week 3: lost to Washington State, 48-7
Week 4: open

4.Bethune Cookman (2-1)
Came very close to being 3-0 but lost a heartbreaker to #1 ranked South Carolina State
Week 3: lost to South Carolina State, 27-24
Week 4: at Norfolk State

5.Alabama State (2-1)
After being pushed by a bad Texas Southern team, UAPB was just what the doctor ordered
Week 3: beat UAPB, 41-10
Week 4: vs Alcorn State

6.Alabama A&M (2-1)
Looked really bad against Grambling. Amazing that they can win a game, let alone two.
Week 3: beat Mississippi Valley, 27-13
Week 4: vs Allen

7.Mississippi Valley (2-1)
Thought they had turned the corner but lost to Alabama A&M by 2 touchdowns
Week 3: lost to Alabama A&M, 27-13
Week 4: vs Jackson State

8.Southern (1-1)
Lost to Mississippi Valley and led Prarie View 3-0 at halftime. Enough said!
Week 3: beat Prarie View, 38-0
Week 4: vs Albany State

9.Delaware State (2-1)
Don?t let the 2-1 record fool you. One of their wins came against Millersville.
Week 3: lost to James Madison, 65-7
Week 4: at Coastal Carolina

10.Tennessee State (1-2)
Only win came against JSU. Lucky for them I wasn?t able to find another 1-AA BCF team worth ranking.
Week 3: lost to Tennessee-Martin, 42-20
Week 4: vs FAMU at Atlanta, GA
 
Jafus (Thinker) said:
Black College Football 2005

American Sports Wire
For the Week ending 9/17/05 (Div I)
Compiled by Dick Simpson

http://www.onnidan.com/05-06/football/polls/aswirepoll.htm

School (1st Place votes) Record Points PVS
1. Hampton (19) 3-0 157 1
2. South Carolina State (3) 3-0 109 6
3. Bethune-Cookman 2-1 90 4
4 Grambling State 1-1 85 2
5. Alabama A&M 2-1 81 9
6. Delaware State 2-1 79 5
7 Alabama State 2-1 77 -
8. Miss Valley State 2-1 70 3
9. Tennessee State 1-1 65 8
10. Southern 1-1 64 -
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Where's our local residence poll? :ebrow: :ebrow: :ebrow:
 
Sep 20, 2005

TSPN & Cavil's Classic Cuts Football HBCU Major Program Top 10 Poll
By TSPN News Service

http://www.swacpage.com/articles/article1366.shtml

TSPN (SWACPAGE.com) & Cavil's Classic Cuts Football HBCU Major Program Top 10 Poll
(9-20-2005)

Presented By:
THG Agency, LLC - (The Heritage Group), A Consulting Sports Management, Agency
The TSPN/Classic Cuts Top 10 HBCU Major football poll, with number of
first-place votes, record in parentheses, total points, previous ranking,
and next opponent:
Name-------------------Record--1PV-Points-PWR--First Game-(9-22/26-2005-W/L-Opp.)
1. *Hampton------------(3-0)--(5)---94----1--(vs-Morgan State)
2. S. C. State---------(3-0)--(4)---93----2--(Open)
3. Alabama State-------(2-1)--------75----7--(vs-Alcorn State)
4. Southern------------(1-1)--------62----8--(vs-Albany State)
5. Grambling State-----(1-1)--(1)---54----3--(Open)
6. Alabama A & M-------(2-1)--------43----10-(vs-Allen)
7. Bethune-Cookman-----(2-1)--------38----4--(at-Norfolk State)
8. Miss Valley State---(2-1)--------23----5--(vs-Jackson State)
9. Delaware State------(2-1)--------22----6--(at-Coastal Carolina)
10. Alcorn State--------(1-1)--------7-----NR-(at-Alabama State)
Dropped Out: Prairie View A & M (1-1)
Receiving Votes: Prairie View A & M-(1-1)-6, Florida A & M-(1-2)-4,
Tennessee State-(1-2)-2, Howard-(1-2)-1,
Jackson State-(1-2)-1, Morgan State-(1-2)-1

PWR = Previous Week Ranking
1PV = 1st Place Votes
* TSPN & 3C 2004 HBCU Football Major Division National Champion

Major = NCAA Division I-AA

? 2004-2005 3C Communication - A THG Agency, LLC Company
www.thg-agency.com & 3C Communications - All Rights Reserved.
 
Sheridan Broadcasting Network Black College Football Poll

Team (First-place votes) Record Points (last week's ranking in red)

1. Hampton Pirates (16) 3-0 271 1
2. South Carolina State Bulldogs (12) 3-0 256 2
3. Tuskegee Golden Tigers (2) 3-0 195 3
4. North Carolina Central 4-0 166 6
5. Grambling State Tigers 1-1 148 5
6. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 2-1 124 4
7. Alabama State Hornets 2-1 97 7
8. Albany State Rams 3-1 72 8
9. Southern Jaguars 1-1 64 9
10. Bowie State Bulldogs 4-0 39 unranked

Others receiving votes (in order of points): Fort Valley State 32, Delaware State 25, Mississippi Valley State 21, St. Augustine's 17, Alabama A&M 15.


As of September 19, 2005, at 04:00 PM ET
 
Jafus (Thinker) said:
Sep 20, 2005

TSPN & Cavil's Classic Cuts Football HBCU Major Program Top 10 Poll
By TSPN News Service

http://www.swacpage.com/articles/article1366.shtml

TSPN (SWACPAGE.com) & Cavil's Classic Cuts Football HBCU Major Program Top 10 Poll
(9-20-2005)

Presented By:
THG Agency, LLC - (The Heritage Group), A Consulting Sports Management, Agency
The TSPN/Classic Cuts Top 10 HBCU Major football poll, with number of
first-place votes, record in parentheses, total points, previous ranking,
and next opponent:
Name-------------------Record--1PV-Points-PWR--First Game-(9-22/26-2005-W/L-Opp.)
1. *Hampton------------(3-0)--(5)---94----1--(vs-Morgan State)
2. S. C. State---------(3-0)--(4)---93----2--(Open)
3. Alabama State-------(2-1)--------75----7--(vs-Alcorn State)
4. Southern------------(1-1)--------62----8--(vs-Albany State)
5. Grambling State-----(1-1)--(1)---54----3--(Open)
6. Alabama A & M-------(2-1)--------43----10-(vs-Allen)
7. Bethune-Cookman-----(2-1)--------38----4--(at-Norfolk State)
8. Miss Valley State---(2-1)--------23----5--(vs-Jackson State)
9. Delaware State------(2-1)--------22----6--(at-Coastal Carolina)
10. Alcorn State--------(1-1)--------7-----NR-(at-Alabama State)
Dropped Out: Prairie View A & M (1-1)
Receiving Votes: Prairie View A & M-(1-1)-6, Florida A & M-(1-2)-4,
Tennessee State-(1-2)-2, Howard-(1-2)-1,
Jackson State-(1-2)-1, Morgan State-(1-2)-1

PWR = Previous Week Ranking
1PV = 1st Place Votes
* TSPN & 3C 2004 HBCU Football Major Division National Champion

Major = NCAA Division I-AA

? 2004-2005 3C Communication - A THG Agency, LLC Company
www.thg-agency.com & 3C Communications - All Rights Reserved.
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closer to reality......
 
GramFan said:
10.Tennessee State (1-2)
Only win came against JSU. Lucky for them I wasn?t able to find another 1-AA BCF team worth ranking.
Week 3: lost to Tennessee-Martin, 42-20
Week 4: vs FAMU at Atlanta, GA
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:emlaugh: :emlaugh: :emlaugh:
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
 
JROCK said:
closer to reality......
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Not with SU at #4 over Grambling........ And yawl loss was to a doormat SWAC team and your win was to a team that everybody beats...... We beat a descent A&M team and lost to a good Pac 10 team that would have put 60-70 plus on SU any other team in the SWAC. If you call that close to reality then you need a "REALITY CHECK"....
 
After averaging 4.6 yards per run a year ago, SU (1-1), which hosts Division II power Albany State (3-1) on Saturday, is averaging only 1.3 yards per carry this season. :uhoh:
 

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