Inaugural Mock BCS Standings: Auburn top team

Just because the BCS doesn't exist anymore, that doesn't mean we can't compute the BCS standings. Thankfully, the much-maligned computer rankings are still around. Jeff Sagarin is probably the most well-known one. Anderson & Hester was released today. Here's Billingsley, the Colley Matrix, Massey, and Wolfe websites (although Wolfe's aren't updated, USA Today has an updated version).

One note about Sagarin: USA Today and others are using his overall rating for the BCS (which is a weighted synthesis of three ratings). I'm using Elo Score, one of those three, which was the closest to his Pure Elo used in the BCS. Prior to Pure Elo, Elo Score and may or may not have been included in his BCS standings under the name Elo Chess. I haven't seen Elo Chess or Pure Elo posted this year.

The BCS used the Harris and Coaches Poll and computers to determine the BCS standings. Each was worth one-third. A team's best and worst computer rankings were dropped. The Harris Poll isn't around, so I'm subbing in the AP poll as its replacement (which used to be a part of the BCS).