Thanks for playing, Houston, Michigan, Texas A&M, and UCLA. Five weeks into the season, and already two BCS conferences are without an undefeated team (ACC and Pac-10).
We are now down to 13 FBS teams that are undefeated, 12 of which are in the AP Top 25. A maximum of 6 teams will be able to finish the regular season undefeated.
Here is a conference-by-conference breakdown of the undefeated teams, with the number of possible undefeated teams in parentheses:
Big 12 (1)
North
-Kansas
-Missouri
South
-Texas
They all play each other, so only one can possibly emerge undefeated.
Big East (1)
-Cincinnati
-South Florida
They play each other, so only one can possibly emerge undefeated.
Big Ten (1)
-Iowa
-Wisconsin
They play each other, so only one can possibly emerge undefeated.
Mountain West (1)
-TCU
SEC (1)
East
-Florida
West
-Alabama
-Auburn
-LSU
If Florida wins out, that means that LSU is not undefeated.
If Alabama wins out, that means that Auburn and LSU are not undefeated.
If Auburn wins out, that means that Alabama and LSU are not undefeated.
If LSU wins out, that means that Alabama, Florida, and Auburn are not undefeated.
Also, because the winner of the East faces the winner of the West in the SEC championship game, there can be only one undefeated SEC team.
WAC (1)
-Boise State
Below are the games over the remainder of the season that pit two currently undefeated teams against each other.
October 10
Florida at LSU
October 15
Cincinnati at South Florida
October 17
Iowa at Wisconsin
October 24
Missouri at Texas
Auburn at LSU
November 7
LSU at Alabama
November 21
Kansas at Texas
November 27
Alabama at Auburn
November 28
Missouri at Kansas
Monday, October 05, 2009
Undefeated After Week 5
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