About a month ago, for the Newspaper of the Twin Cities, we wrote a short item about Wesley Colley, who compiles one of the six computer rankings used in determining the order of BCS teams. His Colley Matrix was the only one of the six at that point to have Florida No. 1 and Ohio State No. 2, even though the Gators had one loss while the Buckeyes were undefeated. He reasoned that the Buckeyes had played a softer schedule and that Florida was simply the better team. This is what he said in a telephone interview at the time: “I’ve had a few e-mails asking how I can have Ohio State below Florida. It’s not surprising to me when a an undefeated team is below a one-loss team.”

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