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As any college football fan knows, this season has had a large number of upsets throughout the season. For example, the W-L record for the number two ranked team throughout the season was 7-6 with five of those losses coming against unranked teams. USC, California, South Florida, Boston College, and Oregon all lost to unranked teams when they held the number two ranking in the AP poll. Kansas was the lone number two team to lose to another ranked team (Missouri).
Today's Dallas Morning News has an interesting article, "Season of one stunner after another."
Here is a link to the article
Here is the W-L record by ranking throughout the year:
Rank - W/L record (losses to unranked teams)
1 - 9/3 (2)
2 - 7/6 (5)
3 - 7/2 (2)
4 - 11/1 (1)
5 - 9/3 (2)
6 - 11/2 (1)
7 - 10/2 (1)
8 - 8/4 (1)
9 - 7/5 (2)
10 - 9/4 (3)
11 - 5/5 (3)
12 - 8/2 (1)
13 - 9/3 (3)
14 - 10/2 (1)
15 - 8/5 (2)
16 - 8/4 (2)
17 - 9/3 (1)
18 - 6/5 (2)
19 - 9/4 (2)
20 - 8/4 (2)
21 - 5/7 (5)
22 - 5/6 (2)
23 - 9/4 (2)
24 - 10/3 (1)
25 - 10/3 (1)
Not all W/L records total to 13 since various teams did not play on some weekends
Here is a week-by-week breakdown:
Today's Dallas Morning News has an interesting article, "Season of one stunner after another."
Here is a link to the article
Here is the W-L record by ranking throughout the year:
Rank - W/L record (losses to unranked teams)
1 - 9/3 (2)
2 - 7/6 (5)
3 - 7/2 (2)
4 - 11/1 (1)
5 - 9/3 (2)
6 - 11/2 (1)
7 - 10/2 (1)
8 - 8/4 (1)
9 - 7/5 (2)
10 - 9/4 (3)
11 - 5/5 (3)
12 - 8/2 (1)
13 - 9/3 (3)
14 - 10/2 (1)
15 - 8/5 (2)
16 - 8/4 (2)
17 - 9/3 (1)
18 - 6/5 (2)
19 - 9/4 (2)
20 - 8/4 (2)
21 - 5/7 (5)
22 - 5/6 (2)
23 - 9/4 (2)
24 - 10/3 (1)
25 - 10/3 (1)
Not all W/L records total to 13 since various teams did not play on some weekends
Here is a week-by-week breakdown:
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