Well hello 3 loss teams, good to be here. Oregon's wins still hold up the same way they did when they were a super high ranked two loss team for me earlier in the year. Especially with USC's result today along with Oregon beating Northwestern. Last Week: NR

And they're back damn it. The final team with 4 quality wins, over Boise State, USC, Nebraska, and Northwestern. They get to be the only ranked 3 loss team this week because of those wins.

+5.9847911 (LW: #23)

0.822, +6, Pow: 22, Off: 23, Def: 16, SOR: 23

23. Oregon — Score: 0.150 | Results: 0.531, SOS Rank: #6, Quality: 0.165, Recency: 0.000 | T10W: 0, T25W: 3, T50W: 4, Off Rk: #39, Def Rk: #28

Predicted Record: 8-4

Losses: @Oklahoma State (31-39), UCLA (15-17), @Illinois (10-21), @Ohio State

Comment: The win against Northwestern moved them up in my mind, but I'm really not quite sure what to make of this team right now, the USC and Boise State wins are big for them, but that Illinois loss is bad and that loss to Oklahoma State looks worse given the Cowboys loss to Iowa State this weekend.

1701.3 -> 1699.9 [-1.4] (#28 -> #24)

LW: 28

5-3. Beat Northwestern 34-26; the road USC win has appreciated after USC beat Ohio State, but Oregon has three losses.

I kind of hate having them ranked, but I still like Northwestern. We'll see if they are able to keep themselves around or not

NR (Dropped: 18 Oklahoma St, 19 Northwestern, 25 Cincinnati)

5-3; blend +1.60; resume #16, power #7, SOR #25

-1.508

Not sure if they are really back or NW had an off game after the long travel.

1634 points: They still feel fraudulent, but apparently the OC was just terrible? Still a year from hell.

3 teams I hate this year all finding their way back into being ranked in the same week, inhumanely euthanize me.

Considered: South Carolina, Florida, Northwestern, North Dakota State
Dropped: #15 Florida, #21 Wisconsin, #22 Oklahoma State, #23 Northwestern

(NR)