It has been no secret that fans who are surveyed in the Discover Fan Loyalty Poll have shown a strong preference toward the Alabama Crimson Tide throughout the 2012 college football season. Alabama has dominated the fans’ poll, as well as the BCS Standings, throughout the majority of the season. They never fell too far in the Discover Fan Loyalty Poll, even when they dropped to No. 4 in the BCS Standings after losing their only game of the year at home to the Texas A&M Aggies a few weeks ago. The Tide roll into this week as the No. 2 in both polls, but the fans still give them the best chance to win the BCS Championship this year, even ahead of the No. 1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Notre Dame is No. 1 in both the latest results of the Discover Fan Loyalty Poll as well as the BCS Standings. Yet while fans still may feel as if Notre Dame is the No. 1 team as things stand right now, they still feel as if Alabama is the best team in the nation, and will be after the BCS Championship ...
Found November 23, 2012 on
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Oregon Ducks,
Georgia Bulldogs,
Florida Gators,
Kansas State Wildcats,
LSU Tigers,
Stanford Cardinal,
USC Trojans,
Auburn Tigers,
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets,
Oregon State Beavers,
UCLA Bruins,
Florida State Seminoles
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