BlogPoll Ballot: November 26

By David Sokol on November 26, 2012 at 12:00p

The Buckeyes' season is over and unblemished. The end-of-season Eleven Warriors ballot slates Notre Dame at number one and the Buckeyes at two.

The top three remain unchanged from last week.

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1 Notre Dame took care of business against Southern California and finished the season 12-0. The Irish will most definitely play for the BCS national title, likely against the winner of the SEC championship. --
2 The Buckeyes won Urban Meyer's first "The Game", 26-21. At 12-0, OSU finishes undefeated for the first time since the 2002 national championship and will surely start their 2013 campaign in the top 5.  --
3 Alabama smoked out Auburn, 49-0, and will play Georgia in the SEC title game in Atlanta this weekend. --
4 Oregon won the "Civil War" against Oregon State, but they'll be watching the Pac-12 Championship Game from home, which will likely keep them out of any title discussions. 1
5 Georgia plays Alabama, likely for a trip to Miami and a BCS title shot. 1
6 Florida came back late to take down in-state foe Florida State. Florida was in initial BCS discussions, but with Notre Dame's finish on Saturday night, they'll likely not be considered for the big dance. 5
7 K-State was idle this weekend and welcomes Texas to Manhattan (KS) this weekend. 1
8 Stanford took down UCLA, 35-17, and earned the right to play against UCLA again in the Pac-12 Championship Game on Friday. --
9 A&M finished the season with a dominating win over Missouri. The Aggies season is done (besides a bowl game), but Johnny Manziel will most likely be in New York City for the Heisman Ceremony. He could win, too! --
10 LSU beat Arkansas by 7, which isn't really impressive. A win is a win and LSU could potentially sneak into a BCS game. 2
11 Nebraska is the Big Ten's best eligible team and will play Wisconsin (not one of the conference's premier teams) in the Big Ten title game in Indy this weekend. 3
12 South Carolina beat rival Clemson, 27-17, and ends the season 10-2.  3
13 Florida State's momentum came to a screeching halt against rival Florida. FSU will face Georgia Tech this weekend in the ACC Championship Game. 6
14 Oklahoma came back against rival Oklahoma State to take the game, 51-48. It's crazy that this Oklahoma team could be a BCS at-large. 2
15 Clemson didn't bring their A-game against South Carolina and finished the season 10-2. They will not play for the ACC championship. 5
16 Oregon's flashy unis were too much for the in-state rival and the Beavers lost, 48-24. 1
17 The MAC's best team is probably better than most teams in the Big East, a handful of ACC teams, and some Big Ten teams. Kent State plays Northern Illinois in the MAC title game. 6
18 UCLA was just not enough for Stanford, but guess what? They get to play them again in this weekend's Pac-12 title game. 5
19 NIU, also from the MAC, could compete in most major conferences this season and plays for the MAC championship this weekend against Kent State. 5
20 Another overrated year for Michigan? After starting the year in the top 10, it's another year finishing with multiple losses and a place on the couch for the Big Ten title game. They'll also play in a second-tier bowl game. 1
21 Northwestern had a very good season, finishing the year by blowing out Illinois, 50-14. 4
22 Utah State finished the year perfect in conference (6-0) and 10-2 overall. --
23 Texas is back! Not really. The Longhorns could make a mediocre season a good one with an upset win at Kansas State on Saturday. 5
24 The other OSU blew the lead to Oklahoma and eventually lost, 51-48. 2
25 Boise State is having a very quiet but good season. They finish at Nevada on Saturday. --
Dropouts: Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Louisville Cardinals
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