I'll be posting my top 10 every week, feel free to discuss.


After week 3, here's how I have it....

1. Ohio State
2. USC
3. Michigan
4. Auburn
5. Florida
6. West Virginia
7. Texas
8. Louisville
9. LSU
10. Georgia


Honorable Mention: Oklahoma (almost put them at 10 just because of how badly they were screwed on Saturday.), Iowa, Virginia Tech.

With Brian Brohm going down for I like it is 4-6 weeks . Louisville is lucky they play Syracuse , Cincy , Middle Tenn St. ....Kansas St. might be close but them only beating Illnois St. by 1 still should mean victory for the Cards .

Yeah, really the only team they would struggle against without Brohm is WVU, they actually started thumping Miami AFTER he got hurt.

Since I hate Miami it was quite enjoyable watching them stomp on Louisville's logo only to get stomped themselves when the game started. What is going on down there in Coral Gables?

After Week 4, here is how I see it...


1. OSU
2. USC
3. Michigan
4. Auburn
5. Florida
6. West Virginia
7. Texas
8. Louisville
9. LSU
10. Iowa


Pretty much the same as last week with Iowa replacing Georgia. Georgia will lose ATLEAST 3 games this year. They were horrible this weekend and really haven't looked good in any of their games this year. Any team that rotates 3 QB's due to performance issues doesn't deserve a top 10 ranking.

Week 5

1. Ohio State - pretty much clear cut #1 after this weekend.
2. USC - If they want to stay here next week they are going to need to play much better.

3. Michigan - solid on Saturday but not great.
4. Florida - good win against Alabama but they will probably drop 1 or 2 of their next 3 games.
5. Auburn - not really sold on these guys yet.
6. West Virginia - bye
7. Texas
8. Louisville
9. LSU
10. Oregon

Ohio St. - Yup played very well

USC - Not there year beating WSU by 6 shows why and the 3 game stretch between Oregon , California and Notre Dame should land them a loss

Auburn - Not all that hard of a schedule plays Florida which might be there only and overrated Georgia and thats it

Florida - Nightmare schedule upcoming LSU , Auburn , Georgia . If they win all 3 that would suprise me .

Michigan -Iowa , At Ohio St . 1-1 out of these games would be great . I do see them beating Iowa and losing to Ohio St.

West Virginia - Cupcake schedule helps them Rutgers IMO isnt that good and Louisville minus Michael Bush and possibly Brian Brohm means victory for the Mountaineers

:UNDEFEATED:

Wake Forest 5-0 - Not going unbeaten 4 ranked should lose 3 if not all 4

Missouri 5-0 - Oklahoma and Nebraska coming up later should provide first loss if not sooner

Boise St. 5-0 - Plays noone , Should they be considered for a At- Large if they win all ? My answer is NO .

Oregon - USC matchup will give one of these team a loss

Rutgers 5-0 - not going undefeated

Louisville - West Virginia loss

Michigan vs. Ohio St. Nov 18th , Could a 1-2 matchup for the Big 10 title ...should be one of the best games this year

SEC's Georgia , Florida , Auburn ... Playing in the SEC beating each other up ...lol . IMO none of these will go undefeated

Week 6

1. Ohio State
2. Michigan
3. Florida
4. USC
5. West Virginia
6. Texas
7. Louisville
8. Tennessee
9. Cal
10. Notre Dame


The 8-10 teams were tough to pick. Others that were considered: Clemson, Iowa, Auburn, Boise State.

Week 7

1. Ohio State
2. Michigan
3. USC
4. West Virginia
5. Texas
6. Louisville
7. Auburn
8. Florida
9. Tennessee
10. Cal
10. Notre Dame - tie

Week 8

1. Ohio State
2. Michigan
3. USC
4. West Virginia
5. Texas
6. Louisville
7. Auburn
8. Florida
9. Tennessee
10. Cal

Week 9

1. Ohio State
2. Michigan
3. West Virginia
4. Texas
5. Louisville
6. Auburn
7. Florida
8. Tennessee
9. Cal
10. USC