1. Bellwood-Antis
2. Westmont
3. Claysburg-Kimmel
4. Chestnut Ridge
5. United
6. Huntingdon
7. Bedford
8. Tyrone
9. Conemaugh Valley
10. Hollidaysburg
11. Michigan State
12. Auburn
13. Virginia
14. Clemson
15. LSU
16. Oregon
17. Panthers
18. Ravens
19. Cowboys
20. Chiefs

1. Tussey Mountain (7-1) at Bellwood-Antis (7-1) 2. Forest Hills (6-2) at Westmont (5-3) 3. Southern Huntingon (6-2) at Claysburg-Kimmel (6-2) 4. Chestnut Ridge (8-0) at Bishop Guilfoyle (5-3) 5. United (4-4) at Marion Center (4-4) 6. Central (3-5) at Huntingdon (3-5) 7. Cambria Heights (3-5) at Be...

I'm not exactly sure if this is technically legal.

According to Chris Harlin of the Tribune-Review....   "North Allegheny coach Art Walker and West Allegheny’s Bob Palko have decided to play this week’s nonconference football game with a running clock from the start. Teams would’ve approach it differently if early in the season rather than Week...

I think UCF is the best team Pitt has played to this point, but I'm not sure they should be ranked ahead of Notre Dame.

Yea, we did this last year too. UCF isn't going to get into the CFP unless there's major chaos, and rightfully so might I add.  11-1 in a power five league is better than 12-0 in the AAC.  There's not really a debate. 

I’m not a Penn State fan and I think they should be ranked. I think they’re number 18.

Being ranked in the top 10 at this point of the season is really good for a non power five team. They’re better off this year because of what they did last year. 

Adversity is very often overused in sports, or used in the wrong context at least.

1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Clemson
4. Notre Dame 
5. LSU
6. Michigan
7. Georgia 
8. Texas
9. UCF
10. Oklahoma