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2016 College Football Playoff Top 25: Andrew’s Week 10

By Andrew Norwood

Oct 29, 2016; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Browning (3) and offensive lineman Shane Brostek (60) await the snap by center Michael Kneip (67) during the second half against the Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Washington won 31-24. Mandatory Credit: Russ Isabella-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 29, 2016; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Browning (3) and offensive lineman Shane Brostek (60) await the snap by center Michael Kneip (67) during the second half against the Utah Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Washington won 31-24. Mandatory Credit: Russ Isabella-USA TODAY Sports /
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The first release of the 2016 College Football Playoff poll brings both excitement and relief for many teams. Although the members of the Top 4 are known, where they fall is not.

This is mainly due to the fact that it’s a question of who is AFTER #1 Alabama in the 2016 College Football Playoff Top 25. Will it be a Michigan team that has completely come out of a funk? Or we could go with Clemson, who has pulled off miracles on their own accord. But don’t forget about the West Coast darlings in the Washington Huskies, they will make their presence felt and known.

While the members of the Top 4 are known and documented, those following these four are not known. We can speculate more and more about who should be there, but who will be there is another question. We can look at many other sources for who should be there, but let’s be honest, you came here for a reason. That reason is to find out who I think should be there. So let’s just go right to it.

2016 College Football Playoff Top 25: Week 10

  1. Alabama (8-0) – Week 9 BYE – Week 10 @ #8 LSU (5-2)
  2. Michigan (8-0) – Won 32-23 @ Michigan State – Week 10 vs Maryland (5-3)
  3. Clemson (8-0) – Won 37-34 @ #21 Florida State – Week 10 vs Syracuse (4-4)
  4. Washington (8-0) – Won 31-24 @ #25 Utah – Week 10 @ California (4-4)
  5. Louisville (7-1) – Won 32-25 @ Virginia – Week 10 @ Boston College (4-4)
  6. Ohio State (7-1) – Won 24-20 vs Northwestern – Week 10 vs #12 Nebraska (7-1)
  7. Florida (6-1) – Won 24-10 vs Georgia in Jacksonville, FL – Week 10 @ Arkansas (5-3)
  8. LSU (5-2) – Week 9 BYE – Week 10 vs #1 Alabama (8-0)
  9. Wisconsin (6-2) – Won 23-17 vs #12 Nebraska – Week 10 @ Northwestern (4-4)
  10. Texas A&M (7-1) – Won 52-10 vs New Mexico State – Week 10 @ Mississippi State (3-5)
  11. Western Michigan (8-0) – Week 9 BYE – Week 10 @ Ball State (4-4) TONIGHT (Tuesday)
  12. Nebraska (7-1) – Lost 17-23 @ #9 Wisconsin – Week 10 @ #6 Ohio State (7-1)
  13. Oklahoma (6-2) – Won 56-3 vs Kansas – Week 10 @ Iowa State (1-7) on Thursday
  14. Auburn (6-2) – Won 40-29 @ Ole Miss – Week 10 vs Vanderbilt (4-4)
  15. Baylor (6-1) – Lost 34-35 @ Texas – Week 10 vs TCU (4-4)
  16. West Virginia (6-1) – Lost 20-37 @ #23 Oklahoma State – Week 10 vs Kansas (1-7)
  17. North Carolina (6-2) – Week 9 BYE – Week 10 vs Georgia Tech (5-3)
  18. Virginia Tech (6-2) – Won 39-36 on Thursday – Week 10 @ Duke (3-5)
  19. Colorado (6-2) – Week 9 BYE – Week 10 vs UCLA (3-5) on Thursday
  20. Penn State (6-2) – Won 62-24 @ Purdue – Week 10 vs Iowa (5-3)
  21. Florida State (5-3) – Lost 34-37 vs #3 Clemson – Week 10 @ NC State (4-4)
  22. Boise State (7-1) – Lost 28-30 @ Wyoming – Week 10 vs San Jose State (3-6) on Friday
  23. Oklahoma State (6-2) – Won 37-20 vs #16 West Virginia – Week 10 @ Kansas State (5-3)
  24. Washington State (6-2) – Won 35-31 @ Oregon State – Week 10 vs Arizona (2-6)
  25. Utah (7-2) – Lost 24-31 vs #4 Washington – Week 10 BYE
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