Steak ‘n Shake SoCon Power Poll

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By Southern Pigskin Staff
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Appalachian State, Georgia Southern and Wofford have all earned bids to the FCS playoffs.

nSteak ‘n Shake was founded in February, 1934 in Normal, Illinois. Gus Belt, Steak ‘n Shake’s founder, pioneered the concept of premium burgers and milk shakes.

nFor over 75 years, the company’s name has been symbolic of its heritage. The word “steak” stood for STEAKBURGER. The term “shake” stood for hand-dipped MILK SHAKES. Gus was determined to serve his customers the finest burgers and shakes in the business. To prove his point that his burgers were exceptionally prime, he would wheel in a barrel of steaks (including round, sirloin, and T-bones) and grind the meat into burgers right in front of the guests. Hence arose the origin of our famous slogan, “In Sight It Must Be Right.”

nAfter 75 years they are continuing Steak n Shake’s tradition of serving the country’s best, freshest, and tastiest burgers and shakes.

nThe Steak ‘n Shake SoCon Power Poll is a ranking of the teams from the Southern Conference. The poll is not entirely predicated on win-loss records or head-to-head pairings, though those are obviously taken into account.

nThe list is an average of thexc2xa0four polls of the members of the Southern Pigskin Staff: B.J. Bennett, Matt Osborne, David Englandxc2xa0and Russell Varner; Three polls of various beat writers across the south: Matt Yogus of the Statesboro Herald, Adam Smith of the Burlington Times-News and John Frierson of the Chattanooga Times Free Press; Matthew Elder, Director of Scouting for BuffaloBillsDraft.com;xc2xa0xc2xa0And three formerxc2xa0SoCon players: Elon WR Terrell Hudgins, Georgia Southern S Derek Heyden and Wofford WR Brenton Bersin.

nThe Steak ‘n Shake Power Poll will be released each Monday.

nEnd of Regular Season SOCON POWER POLL

n1. Georgia Southern
nRecord: 8-3 (6-2)
nNext: Central Arkansas (December 1)