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LSU Beats Oklahoma To Finish No. 1

Louisiana State finished an improbable run by beating Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl and claiming the BCS championship as well as finishing first in the Dunkel Index. For the Tigers, it was their first national crown since 1958. For Oklahoma, it was a disappointing finish to what was once considered a record-breaking season. But the Sooners lost to Kansas State in the Big 12 championship and could not regain their momentum as they fell to LSU, 21-14. The Tigers' championship was not without controversy, however. Southern California, which finished No. 2 in Dunkel, was ranked No. 1 in the sportswriters' poll. The Trojans lone loss was to California early in the season, but they rolled the rest of the season finishing with a 28-14 win over Michigan in the Rose Bowl. The divided championship was the first one since 1997 when Michigan and Nebraska split the crown. Here are the final rankings for the 2003 college football season.

TEAM RATING RECORD CONF. RECORD CONF.
1 LSU 120.0 13-1 8-1 SEC
2 So. California 117.9 12-1 7-1 Pac-10
3 Oklahoma 116.4 12-2 8-1 Big 12
4 Michigan 110.7 10-3 7-1 Big Ten
5 Ohio State 106.4 11-2 6-2 Big Ten
6 Kansas State 106.2 11-4 7-2 Big 12
7 Iowa 105.2 10-3 5-3 Big Ten
8 Miami, FL 105.0 11-2 6-1 Big East
9 Georgia 104.9 11-3 6-3 SEC
10 Clemson 104.4 9-4 5-3 ACC
11 Florida State 104.0 10-3 7-1 ACC
11 Maryland 104.0 10-3 6-2 ACC
13 Mississippi 103.9 10-3 7-1 SEC
14 Miami, OH 103.8 13-1 9-0 Mid-American
15 Washington St. 103.2 10-3 6-2 Pac-10
16 Texas 103.0 10-3 7-1 Big 12
17 Tennessee 102.3 10-3 6-2 SEC
18 Arkansas 101.5 9-4 4-4 SEC
19 Auburn 101.1 8-5 5-3 SEC
20 Texas Tech 100.4 8-5 4-4 Big 12
21 N.C. State 100.3 8-5 4-4 ACC
22 Virginia 100.1 8-5 4-4 ACC
23 Oregon State 99.8 8-5 4-4 Pac-10
24 Purdue 99.7 9-4 6-2 Big Ten
24 Nebraska 99.7 10-3 5-3 Big 12
26 California 99.3 8-6 5-3 Pac-10
27 Boise State 99.1 13-1 8-0 Western Athletic
28 Florida   98.7 8-5 6-2 SEC
29 Boston College 98.1 8-5 3-4 Big East
30 Minnesota 97.9 10-3 5-3 Big Ten
31 West Virginia 97.5 8-5 6-1 Big East
32 Oregon 97.4 8-5 5-3 Pac-10
33 Oklahoma State 97.3 9-4 5-3 Big 12
34 Wisconsin 96.7 7-6 4-4 Big Ten
35 Missouri 96.3 8-5 4-4 Big 12
36 Michigan State 95.4 8-5 5-3 Big Ten
37 Syracuse 95.1 6-6 2-5 Big East
38 Pittsburgh 95.0 8-5 5-2 Big East
39 Utah 94.7 10-2 6-1 Mountain West
40 Virginia Tech 94.4 8-5 4-3 Big East
41 Georgia Tech 94.0 7-6 4-4 ACC
42 Washington   93.8 6-6 4-4 Pac-10
43 Colorado 92.9 5-7 3-5 Big 12
44 Connecticut 91.7 9-3 0-0 Independent
45 Bowling Green 91.6 11-3 7-2 Mid-American
46 New Mexico 90.9 8-5 5-2 Mountain West
47 So. Mississippi 89.7 9-4 8-0 Conference USA
48 Colorado State 89.6 7-6 4-3 Mountain West
49 Arizona State 89.4 5-7 2-6 Pac-10
50 Alabama 88.4 4-9 2-6 SEC
50 Toledo 88.4 8-4 6-2 Mid-American
52 San Diego State 88.3 6-6 3-4 Mountain West
53 Kentucky 88.0 4-8 1-7 SEC
54 Notre Dame 87.8 5-7 0-0 Independent
54 Northwestern 87.8 6-7 4-4 Big Ten
56 South Carolina 87.6 5-7 2-6 SEC
57 Penn State 87.5 3-9 1-7 Big Ten
57 TCU 87.5 11-2 7-1 Conference USA
59 Rutgers 87.2 5-7 2-5 Big East
60 No. Illinois 87.1 10-2 6-2 Mid-American
61 Marshall 86.4 8-4 6-2 Mid-American
62 Memphis 85.6 9-4 5-3 Conference USA
63 Wake Forest 85.4 5-7 3-5 ACC
64 South Florida 83.5 7-4 5-3 Conference USA
64 Hawaii 83.5 9-5 5-3 Western Athletic
66 UNLV 83.2 6-6 2-5 Mountain West
67 Air Force 82.9 7-5 3-4 Mountain West
67 Fresno State 82.9 9-5 6-2 Western Athletic
69 Navy 82.8 8-5 0-0 Independent
70 Duke 82.6 4-8 2-6 ACC
71 Stanford 82.5 4-7 2-6 Pac-10
72 UCLA 82.2 6-7 4-4 Pac-10
73 North Texas 81.7 9-4 7-0 Sun Belt
74 Texas A&M 81.1 4-8 2-6 Big 12
74 Temple 81.1 1-11 0-7 Big East
76 Vanderbilt 81.0 2-10 1-7 SEC
77 Louisville 80.9 9-4 5-3 Conference USA
78 Kansas 80.8 6-7 3-5 Big 12
79 Rice 80.7 5-7 5-3 Western Athletic
80 Tulsa 80.5 8-5 6-2 Western Athletic
81 North Carolina 79.6 2-10 1-7 ACC
82 Arizona   79.3 2-10 1-7 Pac-10
83 Western Mich. 79.2 5-7 4-4 Mid-American
84 BYU 78.6 4-8 3-4 Mountain West
85 Wyoming 78.0 4-8 2-5 Mountain West
86 Akron 77.2 7-5 5-3 Mid-American
87 Houston 76.9 7-6 4-4 Conference USA
88 Kent State 76.6 5-7 4-4 Mid-American
89 UAB 75.3 5-7 4-4 Conference USA
90 Troy State 73.7 6-6 0-0 Independent
91 Tulane 73.5 5-7 3-5 Conference USA
92 LA-Lafayette 73.0 4-8 3-2 Sun Belt
93 Louisiana Tech 72.7 5-7 3-5 Western Athletic
94 Indiana 72.3 2-10 1-7 Big Ten
95 Nevada 72.1 6-6 4-4 Western Athletic
96 Middle Tenn. 71.8 4-8 3-3 Sun Belt
97 Cincinnati 71.6 5-7 2-6 Conference USA
98 Ohio U. 71.2 2-10 1-7 Mid-American
99 Idaho 71.1 3-9 3-4 Sun Belt
100 Illinois 71.0 1-11 0-8 Big Ten
101 Iowa State 70.2 2-10 0-8 Big 12
101 East Carolina 70.2 1-11 1-7 Conference USA
103 Mississippi St. 70.0 2-10 1-7 SEC
104 Ball State 69.9 4-8 3-5 Mid-American
105 Baylor 69.8 3-9 1-7 Big 12
106 Eastern Mich. 69.3 3-9 2-6 Mid-American
107 San Jose State 69.1 3-8 2-6 Western Athletic
108 New Mexico St. 68.5 3-9 2-5 Sun Belt
109 Central Florida 67.1 3-9 2-6 Mid-American
110 Utah State 67.0 3-9 3-3 Sun Belt
111 Central Mich. 63.5 3-9 1-7 Mid-American
112 Arkansas State 62.2 5-7 3-3 Sun Belt
113 Buffalo 61.9 1-11 1-7 Mid-American
113 Texas-El Paso 61.9 2-11 1-7 Western Athletic
115 SMU 60.6 0-12 0-8 Western Athletic
116 LA-Monroe 58.8 1-11 1-5 Sun Belt
117 Army 58.4 0-13 0-8 Conference USA

Delaware Captures 1-AA Title

After moving in and out of No. 1 all season, Delaware took off in the I-AA playoffs and finished well ahead of the pack in the Dunkel Index. The culmination of a 15-1 season came Friday night as the Blue Hens rolled over Colgate, 40-0. Delaware's lone blemish came back on November 8 when it lost to Northeastern, 24-14. But that was a distant memory and once the playoffs started Delaware rolled over Southern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Wofford and Colgate by the combined scores of 149-23. The Blue Hens saved the best for last, dominating Colgate from the start. They led 20-0 at the half and never let the Raiders -- who had won 21 straight coming in -- get any momentum. Delaware outgained Colgate 348 to 157 and recorded the first shutout in I-AA championship history. It was also the most lopsided final ever. Andy Hall threw two TD passes to David Boler and Germaine Bennett ran for two TDs to highlight the effort. Here's the final I-AA rankings for 2003.

TEAM RATING RECORD
1 Delaware 93.1 15-1
2 Wofford 80.8 12-2
3 Western Kentucky 80 8-4
4 Northern Iowa 79 10-3
5 Colgate 78.7 15-1
6 Northeastern 78.6 8-4
7 Montana 77.6 9-4
8 Western Illinois 76.7 9-4
9 Montana State 75.5 7-6
10 Villanova 74.6 7-4
11 S.F. Austin 74.5 7-4
12 Penn 74.4 10-0
13 Florida Atlantic 74.3 11-3
14 Northern Arizona 73.8 9-4
14 Lehigh 73.8 8-3
16 Southern Illinois 72.6 10-2
17 Eastern Washington 71.7 6-5
18 McNeese State 71.2 10-2
18 Illinois State 71.2 6-6
20 Massachusetts 70.9 10-3
21 Idaho State 70.5 7-4
22 William & Mary 69.9 5-5
23 Maine 69.4 6-5
24 Appalachian State 69.2 7-4
25 Furman 69 6-5
26 New Hampshire 68.7 5-7
27 Weber State 68.1 8-4
28 Jacksonville St., AL 66 8-4
29 Georgia Southern 65.8 7-4
30 CalPoly SLO 65.1 7-4
31 Rhode Island 64.7 4-8
32 Nicholls State 64.1 5-6
33 Southwest Missouri 63.6 4-7
34 Samford 63.5 7-4
35 Harvard 62.8 7-3
36 East Tennessee State 62.5 5-7
36 Fordham 62.5 9-3
36 Northwestern State 62.5 6-6
39 Youngstown State 62.4 5-7
40 James Madison 62.1 6-6
40 South Carolina State 62.1 8-5
42 Brown 62 5-5
42 Southern 62 11-1
44 Western Carolina 61.2 5-7
45 Eastern Kentucky 60.3 7-5
45 Lafayette 60.3 5-6
47 Southeast Missouri 60.2 5-7
48 Portland State 60 4-7
49 Grambling 59.9 9-3
50 Southwest Texas 59.7 4-8
51 Bethune-Cookman 59.6 9-3
52 The Citadel 58.4 6-6
53 North Carolina A&T 58.3 11-3
54 Southern Utah 58.1 4-7
55 Hampton 57.8 7-4
55 Tennessee State 57.8 7-5
57 Eastern Illinois 57.3 4-8
58 Alabama A&M 56.9 8-4
58 Bucknell 56.9 6-6
58 Florida A&M 56.9 6-6
61 Florida International 56.8 2-10
61 Sacramento State 56.8 2-9
61 Yale 56.8 6-4
64 Dartmouth 55.3 5-5
65 Towson 54.8 6-6
66 Alabama State 54.5 8-5
67 Hofstra 54.2 2-10
68 Indiana State 53.9 3-9
69 Gardner Webb 53.7 7-4
70 Princeton 53 2-8
71 San Diego U. 52.8 8-2
72 Richmond 52.2 2-9
73 VMI 51.8 5-6
74 Alcorn State 51.6 7-5
75 Sam Houston 51.4 2-9
76 SUNY-Albany 51.1 7-4
77 Liberty 50.8 6-6
77 Morgan State 50.8 6-5
79 Columbia 49.7 4-6
80 Morehead State 47.6 7-3
81 Murray State 47.5 4-8
82 Tennessee Tech 47.2 2-9
83 Howard 47.1 4-7
84 Dayton 46.3 9-2
85 Duquesne 45.8 8-3
86 Valparaiso 45.2 8-4
87 Georgetown 44.1 4-8
88 Holy Cross 44 1-11
89 Tennessee Chattanooga 43.1 3-9
90 Tennessee Martin 42.8 2-10
91 Monmouth 42.1 10-2
92 Texas Southern 41.5 4-7
93 Southeastern Louisiana 41.3 5-7
94 Drake 40.8 5-6
95 Elon 40.4 2-10
96 SUNY-Stony Brook 40 6-4
97 Cornell 39.1 1-9
98 Jackson State 38.8 2-10
99 Delaware State 38.2 1-10
100 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 37.5 4-7
101 Robert Morris 37.4 6-4
102 St. Mary's, CA 37.1 1-11
103 Wagner 35.1 6-5
104 Mississippi Valley St. 32.4 2-9
105 Coastal Carolina 32.1 3-3
106 Jacksonville, FL 31 5-6
106 Sacred Heart 31 6-5
108 Iona 30.6 6-5
109 Norfolk State 28.8 1-11
110 Central Connecticut 26.4 3-8
110 Savannah State 26.4 0-11
112 Austin Peay 24.8 4-7
113 Davidson 24.6 3-8
114 St. Peter's 23.4 2-8
115 Marist 23.2 4-6
116 Charleston Southern 22.6 1-10
117 Butler 20.7 2-9
118 St. Francis, PA 20.1 1-9
119 LaSalle 16.2 3-7
120 Siena 14.3 0-11
121 Prairie View 3.3 2-8

Grand Valley State Wins Div. II Title

Grand Valley State made it two straight Division II titles with a 10-3 win over North Dakota on December 13.  The Lakers became just the seventh team to win back-to-back titles.  The win marked the third straight playoff game that GVSU held its opponent without a touchdown.  The Lakers clinched the game when senior linebacker Mike Hoad intercepted a pass at the GVSU five-yard-line with just 20 seconds left.  Here are Dunkel's final Division II rankings for 2003.

TEAM RATING CONFERENCE
1 Grand Valley State 84.8 GLIAC
2 North Dakota 75.9 NCC
3 Saginaw Valley 75.6 GLIAC
4 North Dakota State 72.4 NCC
5 North Alabama 71.2 GSC
6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 70.1 LSC
7 South Dakota State 70.0 NCC
8 Pittsburg State 69.1 MIAA
9 Saint Cloud State 68.5 NCC
10 Northwest Missouri 68.2 MIAA
11 Edinboro 66.6 PSAC
12 Winona State 65.9 NSIC
13 Central Missouri 65.4 MIAA
14 Nebraska-Omaha 65.1 NCC
15 Shippensburg 64.0 PSAC
16 Missouri Western 62.9 MIAA
17 Delta State 62.8 GSC
18 Emporia State 61.0 MIAA
19 Indiana U. 61.0 PSAC
20 Albany State 60.4 SIAC
21 Central Washington 60.0 GNAC
22 Valdosta State 60.0 GSC
23 West Chester 59.1 PSAC
24 Carson-Newman 58.3 SAC
25 Mesa State 57.6 RMAC
26 West Washington 57.1 GNAC
27 Northwood 56.6 GLIAC
28 Bloomsburg 56.4 PSAC
29 Tusculum 56.2 SAC
30 Abilene Christian 56.0 LSC
31 Midwestern State 55.9 LSC
32 South Dakota 55.9 NCC
33 Michigan Tech 54.8 GLIAC
34 Tarleton State 54.3 LSC
35 Central Arkansas 53.5 GSC
36 Southern Arkansas 53.2 GSC
37 Minnesota-Duluth 53.0 NSIC
38 Catawba 52.7 SAC
39 Bentley 52.6 NE-10
40 Southeast Oklahoma 51.6 LSC
41 Concordia-St. Paul 51.5 NSIC
42 Northern State 51.3 NSIC
43 West Oregon 50.9 GNAC
44 East Stroudsburg 50.5 PSAC
45 Chadron State 50.4 RMAC
46 Central Oklahoma 50.3 LSC
47 Bemidji State 49.7 NSIC
48 Ouachita Baptist 49.5 GSC
49 Mercyhurst 49.4 GLIAC
50 Findlay 49.2 GLIAC
51 Winston Salem 48.9 CIAA
52 Augustana 48.8 NCC
53 Indianapolis 48.7 GLIAC
54 Nebraska-Kearney 48.6 RMAC
55 Ferris State 48.5 GLIAC
56 Northeastern State 48.4 LSC
57 Hillsdale 47.8 GLIAC
58 West Virginia Wesleyan 47.6 WIAC
59 Slippery Rock 47.4 PSAC
60 Truman State 47.1 MIAA
61 Southwest Baptist 47.0 MIAA
62 Clarion 46.8 PSAC
63 Colorado Mines 46.3 RMAC
64 Fort Valley State 45.9 SIAC
65 Arkansas-Monticello 45.8 GSC
66 Presbyterian 45.8 SAC
67 West Texas A&M 45.8 LSC
68 C. W. Post 45.6 NE-10
69 Minnesota State 45.1 NCC
70 Southwestern Oklahoma 45.0 LSC
71 Wayne State (MI) 44.5 GLIAC
72 Mars Hill 44.4 SAC
73 Washburn 44.2 MIAA
74 Miles 44.0 SIAC
75 Eastern New Mexico 43.2 LSC
76 Kutztown 43.0 PSAC
77 Mansfield 42.8 PSAC
78 Millersville 42.5 PSAC
79 Adams State 42.4 RMAC
80 North Michigan 42.4 GLIAC
81 Humboldt 42.3 GNAC
82 Arkansas Tech 42.2 GSC
83 Fort Hays State 42.2 RMAC
84 Harding 42.2 GSC
85 Minnesota State-Moorhead 42.1 NSIC
86 Kentucky State 41.9 SIAC
87 California U. 40.9 PSAC
88 Ashland 40.8 GLIAC
89 Western State 40.6 RMAC
90 Tuskegee 40.2 SIAC
91 Angelo State 40.1 LSC
92 East Central 40.1 LSC
93 Southern Connecticut 39.1 NE-10
94 Virginia Union 39.1 CIAA
95 Wingate 38.5 SAC
96 Morehouse 38.3 SIAC
97 Tiffin 38.3 Independent
98 Lock Haven 37.7 PSAC
99 Virginia State 37.4 CIAA
100 West Alabama 37.4 GSC
101 Shepherd 37.0 WIAC
102 Henderson State 36.9 GSC
103 Fayetteville State 36.7 CIAA
104 Shaw 36.4 CIAA
105 West Georgia 35.8 GSC
106 Texas A&M-Commerce 35.1 LSC
107 Lenoir Rhyne 34.9 SAC
108 Missouri Southern 34.5 MIAA
109 Bowie State 34.2 CIAA
110 Benedict 33.4 SIAC
111 Newberry 33.0 SAC
112 American International 32.4 NE-10
113 Merrimack 31.8 NE-10
114 Glenville State 31.6 WIAC
115 Fort Lewis 31.0 RMAC
116 Minnesota-Crookston 28.7 NSIC
117 West Liberty 28.5 WIAC
118 Southwest State 28.2 NSIC
119 Lane 27.5 SIAC
120 Wayne State (NE) 27.4 NSIC
121 Livingstone 27.2 CIAA
122 West New Mexico 26.7 Independent
123 Lincoln U. 25.3 Independent
124 Saint Augustine's 25.2 CIAA
125 West Virginia State 23.6 WIAC
126 Fairmont State 22.7 WIAC
127 West Virginia Tech 22.7 WIAC
128 Concord 22.0 WIAC
129 Elizabeth City State 21.7 CIAA
130 Bryant 20.8 NE-10
131 Clark-Atlanta 20.4 SIAC
132 North Carolina Central 20.2 CIAA
133 Saint Joseph's 20.1 Independent
134 North Greenville 19.6 Independent
135 Saint Anselm 17.8 NE-10
136 New Mexico Highlands 16.5 RMAC
137 Charleston 16.0 WIAC
138 Panhandle State 15.9 Independent
139 Cheyney 14.0 PSAC
140 Stonehill 13.9 NE-10
141 Pace 11.7 NE-10
142 Johnson C. Smith 10.9 CIAA
143 Assumption 7.4 NE-10
144 Kentucky Wesleyan 7.3 Independent

2002

Palmer Leads USC To No. 1 In Index

Ohio State won the BCS Championship, but it was the USC Trojans who finished first in the 2002 Dunkel Index. USC suffered two early losses, falling to Kansas State and Washington State. But starting with a 30-28 win over California on Oct. 12, the Trojans finished with eight straight wins. They saved the best for last with a 44-13 win over Notre Dame to end the regular season followed by a 38-17 domination of Iowa in the Orange Bowl. Carson Palmer capped a Heisman Trophy season with 21 completions for 303 yards and a TD against the Hawkeyes. Here's the complete rankings for the 2002 college football season.

1 So. California 119.5 11-2
2 Kansas State 115.3 11-2
3 Oklahoma 112.8 12-2
4 Ohio State 110.7 14-0
5 Iowa 110.4 11-2
6 Georgia 110.3 13-1
7 Miami, FL 109.7 12-1
8 Auburn 107 9-4
9 Texas 106.7 11-2
10 Penn State 105.9 9-4
11 Boise State 105.6 12-1
11 Maryland 105.6 11-3
13 Pittsburgh 104.3 9-4
14 Washington St. 103.9 10-3
15 Texas Tech 103.5 9-5
16 Boston College 103.3 9-4
17 Florida State 102.6 9-5
18 Virginia 102.3 9-5
19 Michigan 101.2 10-3
20 Alabama 100.5 10-3
21 N.C. State 100.3 11-3
22 Oklahoma State 100.2 8-5
23 Purdue 99.9 7-6
23 Washington   99.9 7-6
25 Virginia Tech 98.4 10-4
26 Tennessee 98.3 8-5
27 Colorado 97.8 9-5
28 Arizona State 97.7 8-6
29 Wisconsin 97.5 8-6
30 California 97.2 7-5
31 UCLA 96.5 8-5
32 LSU 96.3 8-5
32 West Virginia 96.3 9-4
34 Notre Dame 95.5 10-3
35 Florida   95.3 8-5
36 Wake Forest 94.8 7-6
37 Illinois 94.7 5-7
38 Mississippi 94.1 7-6
39 Oregon State 93.9 8-5
40 Marshall 93.7 11-2
41 Kentucky 93.1 7-5
41 Nebraska 93.1 7-7
43 Missouri 92.5 5-7
43 Texas A&M 92.5 6-6
45 Minnesota 90.8 8-5
46 South Florida 90.1 9-2
47 No. Illinois 89.4 8-4
48 Fresno State 89.2 9-5
49 TCU 89 10-2
50 Clemson 88.6 7-6
51 Arkansas 88.3 9-5
51 Iowa State 88.3 7-7
53 Central Florida 88.1 7-5
54 Georgia Tech 88 7-6
55 South Carolina 87.6 5-7
56 Tulane 87.5 8-5
57 Toledo 87.4 9-5
58 Connecticut 86.8 6-6
59 Oregon 86.4 7-6
60 Arizona   86 4-8
61 North Texas 85.4 8-5
62 Colorado State 85.1 10-4
63 Syracuse 84.6 4-8
64 Air Force 84.5 8-5
65 Bowling Green 84.3 9-3
66 New Mexico 84.2 7-7
67 Cincinnati 83.8 7-7
68 Hawaii 83.2 10-4
68 So. Mississippi 83.2 7-6
68 Stanford 83.2 2-9
71 Miami, OH 83.1 7-5
72 Utah 82.6 5-6
73 Mississippi St. 82.5 3-9
74 Temple 82.4 4-8
75 Michigan State 82.1 4-8
76 UNLV 81.2 5-7
77 San Diego State 79.6 4-9
78 North Carolina 79.5 3-9
78 Ohio U. 79.5 4-8
80 Louisville 78.8 7-6
81 Vanderbilt 78.4 2-10
82 Duke 78.3 2-10
83 BYU 78.1 5-7
84 Western Mich. 77.8 4-8
85 Ball State 77.5 6-6
85 Northwestern 77.5 3-9
87 San Jose State 77.3 6-7
88 Middle Tenn. 77.2 4-8
89 Navy 75.3 2-10
90 Houston 75.2 5-7
91 UAB 74.7 5-7
92 Indiana 74.5 3-9
93 Wyoming 74.3 2-10
94 Memphis 73.9 3-9
95 Nevada 73.6 5-7
96 Rice 73.3 4-7
97 Akron 72.6 4-8
98 East Carolina 72.2 4-8
99 Troy State 72.1 4-8
100 New Mexico St. 71.8 7-5
101 Rutgers 71.6 1-11
102 Arkansas State 70.5 6-7
103 Louisiana Tech 70.3 4-8
104 Utah State 68.6 4-7
105 Central Mich. 67.5 4-8
106 LA-Monroe 67.5 3-9
107 LA-Lafayette 66.4 3-9
108 Idaho 65.9 2-10
109 SMU 65.7 3-9
110 Baylor 65.2 3-9
111 Kansas   65.2 2-10
112 Tulsa 64 1-11
113 Buffalo 58.7 1-11
114 Army 58.5 1-11
115 Texas-El Paso 57.7 2-10
116 Kent State 56.9 3-9
117 Eastern Mich. 56.7 3-9


COLLEGE FOOTBALL
THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
DIVISION IA
1. USC 116.974
2. Oklahoma 109.759
3. Ohio State 109.537
4. Missouri 109.160
5. LSU 108.001
(Through Games on 9/1)

THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
DIVISION IAA
1. Appalachian State 83.310
2. North Dakota State 82.287
3. Southern Illinois 81.473
4. Delaware 80.538
5. Richmond 79.293
(Through Games on 9/1)

PRO FOOTBALL
FINAL 2007 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. New England 144.292
2. NY Giants 140.124
3. Indianapolis 139.920
4. Green Bay 139.844
5. Jacksonville 138.871
(Through Games on 2/3)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
FINAL 2007-08 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Kansas 85.213
2. Memphis 80.748
3. North Carolina 79.822
4. UCLA 76.404
5. Louisville 76.215
(Through Games on 4/7)

PRO BASKETBALL
FINAL 2007-08 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Boston 125.198
2. LA Lakers 124.059
3. Utah 123.050
4. Detroit 122.650
5. San Antonio 122.366
(Through Games on 6/17)

PRO HOCKEY
FINAL 2007-08 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Detroit 12.654
2. Pittsburgh 12.319
3. Dallas 12.020
4. Philadelphia 11.819
5. San Jose 11.808
(Through Games on 6/4)

PRO BASEBALL
THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Boston 15.819
2. LA Angels 15.679
3. Tampa Bay 15.516
4. Chicago Cubs 15.487
5. Minnesota 15.459
(Through Games on 8/31)
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