Dudes Who Bet Sports Top 25 After Week 13 in College Football

Week 13 saw some great football because rivalry week is as good as it gets. Most of the Top-25 escaped with victories, and two of the teams that lost (Ohio State and Oklahoma) were defeated by Top-10 teams. After 13 weeks of the season only two teams (Georgia and Cincinnati) made it through unbeaten. We have Conference Championship week ahead of us this weekend and that will be the final step to decide who makes it into the 4-team playoff. Let’s check out the rankings.

NO.1 GEORGIA 12-0: The Bulldogs have a playoff spot virtually locked up no matter what. This Week: SEC Championship vs. Alabama in Atlanta

NO.2 MICHIGAN 11-1: They jump all the way to No.2 after their impressive win over Ohio State. This Week: Big Ten Championship vs. Iowa in Indianapolis

NO.3 CINCINNATI 12-0: The Bearcats have one more hurdle to climb, to become the first Group of Five team to make the playoffs. This Week: American Conference Championship vs. Houston in Cincinnati

NO.4 ALABAMA 11-1: They were extremely lucky to defeat a beat-up, five-loss Auburn team last week. This Week: SEC Championship vs. Georgia in Atlanta

NO.5. NOTRE DAME 11-1: The Irish finished their season. Now, they have to wait and hope chaos happens Saturday. Next Game: TBA

NO.6 OKLAHOMA STATE 11-1: The Cowboys finally beat Oklahoma when they had too. Their path to the playoffs is all in front of them. This Week: Big 12 Championship vs. Baylor in Arlington, Tx.

NO.7 OHIO STATE 10-2: No Big 10 Championship this year after the beatdown from Michigan. Next Game: TBA

NO.8 MISSISSIPPI 10-2: The Rebels finish a great regular season with a convincing win over Mississippi State Next Game: TBA

NO.9 OREGON 10-2: Good bounce-back win for the Ducks over Oregon State. This Week: PAC-12 Championship vs. Utah in Las Vegas

NO.10 MICHIGAN STATE 10-2: Big-time win over Penn State caps off a tremendous season for the Spartans. Next Game: TBA

NO.11 BAYLOR 10-2: The Bears eked their way into the Big-12 title game and have had a great season. This Week: Big-12 Championship vs. Oklahoma State in Arlington, TX.

NO.12 OKLAHOMA 10-2: The Sooners had every chance to win in Stillwater but are just too undisciplined. Next Game: TBA

NO.13 HOUSTON 11-1: They can really screw-up the playoffs with a win on Saturday. This Week: American Championship at Cincinnati

NO.14 BYU 10-2: Victory over USC caps off a great regular season for this bunch. Next Game: TBA

NO.15 IOWA 10-2: The Hawkeyes miraculously won 10 games and might win the Big 10. This Week: Big Ten Championship vs. Michigan in Indianapolis

NO.16 UTAH 9-3: Playing for the PAC-12 championship on Friday night. This Week: PAC-12 Championship vs. Oregon in Las Vegas

NO.17 PITTSBURGH 10-2: The Panthers are very close to being undefeated. They have had a great season. This Week: ACC Championship vs. Wake Forest in Charlotte

NO.18 WAKE FOREST 10-2: Another ACC team that has had a tremendous season. This Week: ACC Championship vs. Pittsburgh in Charlotte

NO.19 SAN DIEGO STATE 11-1: I have doubted this team all year, but here they are at 11-1. This Week: MW Championship vs. Utah State at Carson, CA.

NO.20 LOUISIANA 11-1: Eleven straight wins for the Ragin’ Cajuns but they have a tough one up next. This Week: Sun Belt Championship vs. Appalachian State in Lafayette, LA.

NO.21 KENTUCKY 9-3: Another great coaching job by Mark Stoops in Lexington. Next Game: TBA

NO.22 CLEMSON 9-3: The Tigers showed their pride by winning their final five games and finishing a good season. Next Game: TBA

NO.23 ARKANSAS 8-4: The Razorbacks are the 4th best team in the SEC. Great turnaround season. Next Game: TBA

NO.24 NC STATE 9-3: Another solid season for the Wolfpack. Next Game: TBA

NO.25 UTSA 11-1: The Roadrunners bid for an undefeated season took a tumble at North Texas. This Week: C-USA Championship vs. Western Kentucky at San Antonio

Honorable Mention: Appalachian State 10-2, Coastal Carolina 10-2, Utah State 9-3, Fresno State 9-3, Air Force 9-3, Army 8-3, UCLA 8-4, Minnesota 8-4, Texas A&M 8-4,

Dropping Out of the Poll: Wisconsin and Texas A&M