College Football Program Rankings

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I was bored, so I came up with these. I did a similar thing before the season, but I think this one is better. There are a couple that could go either way, like Tennessee being in the top group or Florida State being in the second group, but it is all relative. Tell me which ones you think should change.

National Power: Not neccessarily always amazing, but on any given year one of these teams could be the national champion and it wouldn't be a big shock.
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Auburn
Florida
Florida State
LSU
Miami
Michigan
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Texas
USC

Second Tier: These are teams that you will find in bowls like the Capitol One, Cotton, Peach, etc. They are always good teams, almost always have more than 6 wins, but it would have to be an uncharacteristically good year for them to be BCS Champions.
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Alabama
Arkansas
California
Iowa
Georgia
Louisville
Nebraska
Oregon
Penn State
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Wisconsin

Bowl Teams: Generally, you will find these teams in bowl games. Generally, they will be 6-8 win teams. On a rare year, you might find them in an upper tier or BCS Bowl, and you might find them missing bowls too.
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Arizona State
Boston College
Clemson
Colorado
Georgia Tech
Kansas State
Maryland
Michigan State
Minnesota
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Rutgers
South Carolina
South Florida
Texas Tech
UCLA

Just Under: These are teams that can very well make a bowl game and it wouldn't be too surprising, but for one of these teams to be a 7 or 8 win team anytime soon would be kind of a big deal. Generally speaking, these are teams that will struggle to consistantly win six games.
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Arizona
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Kansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
NC State
Northwestern
Ole Miss
Virginia
Washington
Washington State

Piss Poor: If one of these teams makes a bowl game, or even wins as many as four games, it is big news.
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Baylor
Connecticut
Duke
Illinois
Indiana
Mississippi State
Stanford
Syracuse
Vanderbilt