General CFB — 17 November 2009

If I had to guess how regional voting would go right now, here’s how:

Northeast
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Tebow

Mid Atlantic
1. Spiller
2. Ingram
3. Tebow

South
1. Ingram
2. Tebow
3. Spiller

Southwest
1. McCoy
2. Ingram
3. Keenum

Midwest
1. McCoy
2. Ingram
3. Clausen

Far West
1. Gerhart
2. McCoy
3. Rodgers

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(3) Readers Comments

  1. Spiller gets no win place or show in the NE? (Boston College connection)?

  2. HP,
    Do you think the regional bias is always this strong? Or is it only because this year’s vote is so wide open?

  3. tigercpa: I think the NE tends to go for the trendy or best-known media candidates. That could obviously change some in the coming weeks, but this is how I see it now.

    Roby: The regional bias will definitely play a bigger part due to the wide open vote.

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