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Amid all the Way-Too-Early Top 25s for next season, the AP released their just-about-right postseason Top 25 for this one placing Baylor at #7 in all the land.
Baylor finishes 7th in final @AP_Top25. That's highest end-of-year ranking in school history (No. 9 in 1951). pic.twitter.com/FjrAcIvECv
— Baylor Football (@BUFootball) January 13, 2015
The full rankings courtesy of the mothership's post regarding same:
AP | Coaches | F/+ | Massey composite | |
1 | Ohio State | |||
2 | Oregon | |||
3 | TCU | |||
4 | Alabama | |||
5 | Michigan State (tie) | |||
6 | Florida State (tie) | |||
7 | Baylor | |||
8 | Georgia Tech | |||
9 | Georgia | |||
10 | UCLA | |||
11 | Mississippi State | |||
12 | Arizona State | |||
13 | Wisconsin | |||
14 | Missouri | |||
15 | Clemson | |||
16 | Boise State | |||
17 | Ole Miss | |||
18 | Kansas State | |||
19 | Arizona | |||
20 | USC | |||
21 | Utah | |||
22 | Auburn | |||
23 | Marshall | |||
24 | Louisville | |||
25 | Memphis |
Somewhat hilarious to me that we have a tie at #5 again in a relatively meaningless final poll, although I don't really buy it. I'd take MSU over FSU right now, without question.
Check back at the link above for more information later. I'm sure it will be updated soon, as will the chart embedded here.