[AlbanyCardinal]

I haven't watched enough college football this season to comment on the rankings, but the spread for ASU sounds about right. Short week, away, many injured, on the heels of a gutsy upset in OT. ASU seems pretty strong, too, having just thrashed the Bruins in Pasadena. Hopefully Stanford will get a few more guys back.

Stanford opened as 12 point underdogs to ASU, and it's currently at 10.5.  Zero votes for top 25 in coaches poll, and 11 votes (~32) in AP poll.  

I suspect most who watched the Oregon game assume (perhaps correctly?) that they learned more about Oregon than Stanford yesterday.  Oregon most certainly didn't look like the third best team in the country, but still.

[AlbanyCardinal]

I haven't watched enough college football this season to comment on the rankings, but the spread for ASU sounds about right. Short week, away, many injured, on the heels of a gutsy upset in OT. ASU seems pretty strong, too, having just thrashed the Bruins in Pasadena. Hopefully Stanford will get a few more guys back.

Stanford opened as 12 point underdogs to ASU, and it's currently at 10.5.  Zero votes for top 25 in coaches poll, and 11 votes (~32) in AP poll.  

I suspect most who watched the Oregon game assume (perhaps correctly?) that they learned more about Oregon than Stanford yesterday.  Oregon most certainly didn't look like the third best team in the country, but still.