Evaluation of the power of university football: Oregon Clims, Texas Times entering week 3

“The past is a prologue. “” It has been more than 400 years since Shakespeare wrote this line in “The Tempst”, but it always sounds true.

Regarding the survey after top 25 or coaches, we are all frustrated when the voters rely too much on last season and let us rule out what we really saw on the field. Instead of throwing pre-season expectations through the window, they treat them as a gospel while rejecting the first results as dynamists.

The power ratings must be different. If the opinion polls are reactive, the electric surveys are predictive. This is not what happened, but what is most likely to happen. And when it comes to planning the future, history is often the best guide. Teams – and humans – are predictable. They repeat the models, just in a slightly different way.

This is why strong power must always cook in a certain story, but with the good balance between past and present. The more we go deep in the season, the more the weight performance 2025 will wear. Last week brought little movement, but this week offers a lot of changes – and a clear higher level is starting to form. The first five are closely packed, with a notable drop behind them.

Our n ° 1 remains on site, but there is a new n ° 2. And in the reflection of the current balance of the power of sport, 10 of our 12 best teams are from the dry or the big ten. ACC has one. Then there is Notre Dame.

Dimensions via Fanduel Sportsbook

Fallen outside the top 12: Clemson, Michigan, Texas A & M