This is getting to be a joke there is one voter who sometimes votes in the poll and now this.   This week is the worst offenses and lets start at the bottom in the other receiving votes category with Boston College who received three votes after they defeated Central Michigan who garnered 24 points.  How does that happen with a head to head beat down. 

The real travesty is this weeks poll that actually counts toward deciding who plays in the BCS bowl games.  Boise State received a first place vote after they soundly defeated San Jose State, besides that being ridiculous just as it was last year with Utah getting a first place vote through the regular season but due to contractual obligations that vote went to Florida after their bowl win.

Then there is the computer lovin' Iowa Hawkeyes performed their greatest Houdini impressesion by beating Indiana.  That game featured five picks and a fumble, as well as their twenty-eight fourth quarter points for the win.  After all of that two Harris poll decided to give them first place votes?  How does that work, do the Harris Poll voters like drama, or come from behind victories, doubtful.  They looked at the box score and saw an Iowa beat down.  They moved up a spot to seven and some how are a head of Oregon who beat previously number four ranked USC quite convincenly. 

This is not the first time voting has been wack. Last year Harris Poll voters admit to not watching Utah on their way to the Sugar Bowl:

Just ask some of the voters in the Harris Interactive Poll, which helps determine the title-game matchup.

"I did not see them play [in the regular season]," Bobby Aillet said.

"I didn’t see any live games," Lance McIlhenny said. "I just [saw] highlights."

"I don’t recall if I saw them play specifically during the regular season," David Housel said. "I don’t remember a specific game."

The only sane news was that TCU moved up one spot after smoking UNLV.

The complete Harris Poll joke rankings are below.

* Dropped from rankings: West Virginia 20, South Carolina 21, Mississippi 23

* Others receiving votes: South Florida 176, West Virginia 83, Texas Tech 70, Auburn 61, Clemson 25, CENTRL MICHIGAN 24, Idaho 16, Tennessee 16, Temple 15, Rutgers 10, South Carolina 10, Kansas 9, Oregon State 7, TROY 7, Nebraska 6, Stanford 3, Mississippi 3, Boston College 3, North Carolina 2, Arkansas 1, Duke 1