Wolfe
Peter Wolfe uses a Bradley-Terry model for his computer system. It uses wins and losses but also uses game location as a factor. In addition, he ranks all teams that can be connected by schedule played (over 700 involving Division I FBS, Division I FCS, II, III and NAIA).
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| 1. | South Florida (6-0) | Boston College (7-0) | Boston College (8-0) | Ohio State | Kansas | LSU (10-1) | Missouri (11-1) | 1. | |
| 2. | LSU (6-1) | LSU (7-1) | Arizona State (8-0) | LSU | LSU | Kansas (11-0) | West Virginia (10-1) | 2. | |
| 3. | South Carolina (6-1) | Ohio State (8-0) | Ohio State (9-0) | Oregon | Oregon | West Virginia (9-1) | Ohio State (11-1) | 3. | |
| 4. | Arizona State (7-0) | Arizona State (7-0) | Kansas (8-0) | Kansas | Missouri | Missouri (10-1) | Virginia Tech (10-2) | 4. | |
| 5. | Kentucky (6-1) | South Florida (6-1) | LSU (7-1) | Arizona State | Arizona State | Ohio State (11-1) | Kansas (11-1) | 5. | |
| 6. | Boston College (7-0) | Virginia (7-1) | Oregon (7-1) | Boston College | Ohio State | Arizona State (9-1) | Georgia (10-2) | 6. | |
| 7. | Ohio State (7-0) | Oregon (6-1) | West Virginia (7-1) | Oklahoma | Oklahoma | Georgia (9-2) | Boston College (10-2) | 7. | |
| 8. | West Virginia (5-1) | Virginia Tech (6-1) | Oklahoma (7-1) | Missouri | West Virginia | Virginia Tech (9-2) | LSU (10-2) | 8. | |
| 9. | Virginia Tech (6-1) | West Virginia (6-1) | Virginia Tech (6-2) | Virginia Tech | Georgia | Boston College (9-2) | Oklahoma (10-2) | 9. | |
| 10. | Kansas (6-0) | Kansas (7-0) | Georgia (6-2) | West Virginia | Virginia Tech | Oregon (8-2) | USC (9-2) | 10. | |
| 11. | Oklahoma (6-1) | Missouri (6-1) | Connecticut (7-1) | Connecticut | Virginia | Oklahoma (9-2) | Arizona State (9-2) | 11. | |
| 12. | Hawai'i (7-0) | Oklahoma (7-1) | South Florida (6-2) | Georgia | Hawaii | Florida (8-3) | Florida (9-3) | 12. | |
| 13. | Missouri (5-1) | Florida (5-2) | Missouri (7-1) | Virginia | Florida | Virginia (9-2) | Tennessee (9-3) | 13. | |
| 14. | Virginia (6-1) | Connecticut (6-1) | Hawaii (8-0) | Michigan | USC | USC (8-2) | Hawaii (11-0) | 14. | |
| 15. | Oregon (5-1) | South Carolina (6-2) | Virginia (7-2) | Hawaii | Michigan | Connecticut (9-2) | South Florida (9-3) | 15. | |
| 16. | California (5-1) | Kentucky (6-2) | Clemson (6-2) | Texas | Boston College | Texas (9-2) | Clemson (9-3) | 16. | |
| 17. | Auburn (5-2) | Hawaii (7-0) | Alabama (6-2) | Clemson | Clemson | Hawaii (10-0) | Illinois (9-3) | 17. | |
| 18. | Georgia (5-2) | Wake Forest (5-2) | Auburn (6-3) | Florida | Connecticut | Illinois (9-3) | BYU (9-2) | 18. | |
| 19. | Tennessee (4-2) | Georgia (5-2) | Florida State | Cincinnati | South Florida (8-3) | Oregon (8-3) | 19. | ||
| 20. | Cincinnati (6-1) | Auburn (5-3) | Michigan (7-2) | Penn State | Illinois | Tennessee (8-3) | Cincinnati (9-3) | 20. | |
| 21. | Connecticut (5-1) | Michigan (6-2) | Wake Forest (6-2) | Boise State | Texas | Cincinnati (8-3) | Connecticut (9-3) | 21. | |
| 22. | Kansas State (4-2) | UCLA (5-2) | Tennessee | South Florida | BYU (8-2) | Virginia (9-3) | 22. | ||
| 23. | Florida (4-2) | USC (6-1) | Florida (5-3) | South Florida | Tennessee | Clemson (8-3) | Texas (9-3) | 23. | |
| 24. | Texas Tech (6-1) | California (5-2) | Boise State (7-1) | USC | Boise State | Boise State (10-1) | Wisconsin (9-3) | 24. | |
| 25. | Florida State (4-2) | Texas A&M (6-2) | Auburn | Penn State | Wisconsin (9-3) | Auburn (8-4) | 25. | ||
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