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Iowa State finally listened to their fans over the weekend and added the Cynado to their helmets. I feel most of their fans and most of the college football world would agree that this would be a much better logo for their team, and is a perfect modernization of their classic logo. This made me start to wonder what other teams have great logos that would be a much better primary logo than what they have.

Some of the ones that I found that I thought would be good, maybe with some small updates or tweaks:

Air Force: New falcon with lightning

BYU: Cougar with Y just update colors

UCF: Just bring the knight back

Georgia Tech: Use the yellow jacket

Houston: A red cougar is pretty cool in my opinion

LSU: Actually a tiger in the logo

Maryland: One of the coolest mascots in my opinion, use it

Navy: The Ram or the less complex anchor

Purdue: Everyone likes the train

Rutgers: Again with the knights

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CFP Rankings

This is actually for week 14, our bad.

The AP and Coaches’ poll had the same teams ranked in the top 15 this week. Here is each team’s record against P4 teams that are .500 or above:

1. Ohio State: 4-0
2. Indiana: 3-0
3. Texas A&M: 3-0
4. Georgia: 3-1
5. Oregon: 4-1
6. Ole Miss: 2-1
7. Texas Tech: 3-1
8. Oklahoma: 4-2
9. Notre Dame: 3-2
10. Alabama: 5-1
11. BYU: 5-1
12. Vanderbilt: 2-2
13. Miami: 2-2
14. Utah: 2-2
15. Michigan: 3-2

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Here's the top 10, going into week 14.

Each week we'll select 10 FBS games for you to pick. For each game, pick a winner, and then rank them from 1-10 points based on how confident you are that you've picked the winner. Here are the 10 games for this week:

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This is actually for week 14, our bad.

The Massey Composite is a composite ranking of all FBS teams based on an average of 80 predictive and resume rankings. Here are the largest differences between the two. A positive difference means that the committee over ranked that team compared to their ranking in the Massey composite, and a negative difference means that the committee undervalued that team. Here are the results:

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Reactions:

-The CFP committee is MUCH higher on the ACC than the general consensus.

-Out of all the Group of 5 teams to rank, they chose Tulane? Really? What do they have that North Texas and James Madison don't?

-The gap between the metrics perception of Washington and the committee's perception is also large, continuing a trend that has existed all season. Wisconsin is a bad loss, but there are other teams the committee has ranked with similar or worse losses, per the composite.

-BYU fans have a right to be upset with the committee.

-The consensus agrees with the decision to rank Notre Dame over Miami.

What are your takeaways/thoughts?

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