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BCS+AP Rankings '12

Week 16: Jan. 8, 2013
Last updated: Jan. 10, 2013 -- 11:17 PM

 Poll   Rank 
 Billingsley Top 50   5 
 Anderson/Hester Top 50   6 
 Colley Matrix Top 50   6 
 USA Today Coaches' Poll   6 
 AP Poll   7 
 Wolfe Ratings Top 50   8 
 Massey Ratings Top 50 (BCS,FBS)   9 
 Sagarin Top 50 (ELO_CHESS)   9 
 BCS Official Standings   N/A 
 Harris Interactive   N/A 


Summary for Stanford
Week 16: Jan. 8, 2013
Last updated: Jan. 10, 2013 -- 11:17 PM

 Best Ranking   5 
 Worst Ranking   9 
 Most Common Ranking (3 times)   6 
 Average   7 
AP Ballots CFB '12

Week 16: Jan. 8, 2013
Last updated: Jan. 8, 2013 -- 9:49 AM

 Voter   Rank 
 Joe Giglio   3 
 Josh Kendall   3 
 Glenn Guilbeau   4 
 Greg Auman   4 
 John Silver   4 
 Ben Frederickson   5 
 Brent Axe   5 
 Chadd Cripe   5 
 Charles Davis   5 
 Chris Murray   5 
 Doug Doughty   5 
 Doug Lesmerises   5 
 Harold Gutmann   5 
 Harry Plumer   5 
 Jeremy Sampson   5 
 John Hunt   5 
 Pete DiPrimio   5 
 Scott Wolf   5 
 Adam Zucker   6 
 Anthony Gimino   6 
 Bob Condotta   6 
 Dirk Facer   6 
 Ferd Lewis   6 
 Hays Carlyon   6 
 John Clay   6 
 John Shinn   6 
 John Werner   6 
 Mark McCarter   6 
 Mike Hlas   6 
 Robert Cessna   6 
 Tom Mulhern   6 
 Andy Staples   7 
 Bill Rabinowitz   7 
 Bob Asmussen   7 
 Brandon Marcello   7 
 Carrie Anderson   7 
 Chris Fowler   7 
 Erik Gee   7 
 Garland Gillen   7 
 Jimmy Burch   7 
 Joe Walljasper   7 
 Jon Wilner   7 
 Keith Pompey   7 
 Keith Sargeant   7 
 Kirk Bohls   7 
 Kyle Meinke   7 
 Kyle Ringo   7 
 Matt McCoy   7 
 Mitch Vingle   7 
 Phil Miller   7 
 Ray Ratto   7 
 Steve Sipple   7 
 Cecil Hurt   8 
 Eric Hansen   8 
 Ira Schoffel   8 
 Rob Long   8 
 Seth Emerson   8 
 Tom Murphy   8 
 John Adams   9 


Summary for Stanford
Week 16: Jan. 8, 2013
Last updated: Jan. 8, 2013 -- 9:49 AM

 Best Ranking   3 
 Worst Ranking   9 
 Most Common Ranking (21 times)   7 
 Average   6.19 



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