College Football Blogpoll: Michigan State Spartans Drop Out Of Top 10

Even after winning their 10th game of the season and the Big Ten Legends Division, the Michigan State Spartans fell a spot this week to No. 11 in the college football blogpoll. Michigan State switched places in this week poll with Oklahoma, while Michigan hopes the bloggers are wrong:

Results for Week 14

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (65)	25.00	0.00	--
2	Alabama Crimson Tide	23.72	0.62	--
3	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	21.57	1.79	2
4	Stanford Cardinal	21.22	1.78	--
5	Virginia Tech Hokies	19.74	3.38	1
6	Houston Cougars	18.11	4.42	2
7	Boise St. Broncos	17.46	3.16	--
8	Oregon Ducks	17.45	3.19	1
9	Arkansas Razorbacks	17.02	2.85	-6
10	Oklahoma Sooners	15.12	3.14	1
11	Michigan St. Spartans	14.58	3.02	-1
12	Georgia Bulldogs	14.02	3.01	--
13	USC Trojans	14.00	6.77	--
14	Wisconsin Badgers	13.35	2.90	--
15	South Carolina Gamecocks	12.31	3.19	--
16	Kansas St. Wildcats	10.63	2.29	--
17	Michigan Wolverines	10.37	2.45	--
18	TCU Horned Frogs	7.92	2.57	1
19	Baylor Bears	7.71	1.98	2
20	Nebraska Cornhuskers	6.45	1.53	2
21	Clemson Tigers	4.26	2.31	-3
22	West Virginia Mountaineers	2.98	1.85	4
23	Penn St. Nittany Lions	2.83	2.19	-3
24	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	1.92	1.90	5
25	Florida St. Seminoles	1.26	1.55	8
Others Receiving Votes: Texas Longhorns | Arkansas St. Red Wolves | Cincinnati Bearcats | Northern Illinois Huskies | Missouri Tigers | Notre Dame Fighting Irish | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | Virginia Cavaliers | Toledo Rockets | Auburn Tigers | Louisiana Tech Bulldogs | BYU Cougars | Ohio Bobcats | California Golden Bears | Vanderbilt Commodores | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | Temple Owls
Updated: Nov 29, 2011 8:36 PM EST

Total Ballots: 65

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Michigan needs to reach at least the No. 14 spot in the BCS poll to have a chance at being an at large BCS selection, but the Wolverines are only at No. 17 in the blogpoll. Fortunately, the blogpoll has no bearing at all on the actual BCS poll itself.