Thursday, October 15, 2015

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Monday, October 12, 2015

AP Top 10 After Week 7

  1. Ohio State
6-0
Beat Maryland 49-28
Next week Penn State 5-1
  1. Baylor
5-0
Beat Kansas 66-7
Next week West Virginia 3-2
  1. TCU
6-0
Beat Kansas State 52-45
Next week @Iowa State 2-3
  1. Utah
5-0
Beat #23 California 30-24
Next week Arizona State 4-2
  1. Clemson
5-0
Beat Georgia Tech 43-23
Next week Boston College 3-3
  1. LSU
5-0
Beat South Carolina 45-24
Next week @ #8 Florida 6-0
  1. Michigan State
6-0
Beat Rutgers 31-24
Next week @ #12 Michigan 5-1
  1. Florida
6-0
Beat Missouri 21-3
Next week @ #6 LSU 5-0
  1. Texas A&M
5-0
had a bye week
Next week @ #10 Alabama
  1. Alabama
5-1
Beat Arkansas 27-14
Next week @ #9 Texas A&M
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Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Most Improved Teams This Season

  1. Utah
Coming into the season of the radar they have turned a few heads so far this season. Their first game against michigan didn't look that impressive until a couple weeks later when they dismantled Oregon at Autzen stadium. Utah's defense is great as they only give up 18 points a game and they have also gone up against some quality offences. An offense built around a great senior quarterback in Wilson and a superstar back in Booker will be hard to stop later in the season.
  1. Stanford
After losing to a great Northwestern team early in the year a lot of people had given up on them but they didn't stop. They beat a solid Oregon State team and upset #6 USC. When Hogan plays good the team plays good or so it has seemed this year for the Cardinals. With Oregon slipping a little bit this season it has gave Stanford a chance to win the Pac-12 North.
  1. Oklahoma State
They haven't played anyone that great and have looked sluggish in a couple of their games but they are still 5-0. They have showed that they can pull out close victories as they have had to do it twice this season already against sub par opponents in Texas and Kansas State. Next week they will have a challenge as they play West Virginia who is a solid team.
  1. Northwestern
They have a great defense one of the best in the nation and they’re running game isn’t bad either. They have played a couple decent teams but we’ll know more about the Cats following games against top-25 foes Michigan and Iowa, the nation’s No. 13 team looks very impressive right now at 5-0. They’re a lock to break the postseason drought and will challenge for the Big Ten West title.
  1. North Carolina
After a disappointing loss in the season opener against South Carolina this team has gotten better. They have won the rest of their games and quarterback Williams has been great. The game against Georgia Tech was an impressive win as the defence has looked great all year even in the loss they still looked good.
  1. Michigan
The return of Harbaugh has been special. They did lose their opener and what did look like a bad lose has turned into something that wasn't so bad as Utah has soared up to #5 in the country. The defense has looked great only allowing 14 points total in their last 4 games. The offence is led by Iowa transfer Jake Rudock and has looked average but only time will tell if they turn into a playoff contender.
  1. Iowa
They have looked very impressive this season pulling off wins against everyone they've played and an impressive win against #19 Wisconsin. The “New Kirk” has been great as well. Ferentz seems more open and willing to try fake field goals and go for fourth downs deep in his own territory. His team has responded with physical play and earned the program’s first top 25 ranking since 2010. At 5-0, the Hawks can be a force in the Big Ten West.
  1. Georgia Southern
They got dismantled in their season opener against West Virginia. Coach Willie Fritz’s team didn’t shutdown. Georgia Southern is 4-0 since, averaging 46.5 points per game. GSU averages 377.4 yards rushing per game, tops nationally, and still ranks No. 28 nationally in scoring despite the shutout. That’s impressive, as is tailback Matt Brieda’s 738 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns. Brieda averages an incredible 10.1 yards per carry.
  1. Florida
They have found a way to win every game. They didnt look as impressive in their first couple of games and they still had a couple question. After beating Tennessee they looked like a serious team. After they beat Ole Miss, they look like on of the teams to beat. They still have a lot of games left but so far so good for the Gators.
  1. Arizona State
After consecutive 10-win seasons, Arizona State understandably had high hopes as 2015 began. But, let’s face it: The Sun Devils just weren’t very good against Texas A&M. The Aggies’ defensive line terrorized the ASU offense in a 38-17 neutral-site romp in Houston, and sluggish wins over Cal-Poly and New Mexico didn’t inspire a lot of confidence. Neither did an ugly 42-14 loss to Southern California in the Pac-12 opener. They beat UCLA impressively and have looked like a great teams at times.
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Monday, October 5, 2015

AP Top 10 After Week 5

  1. Ohio State
5-0
Beat Indiana 34-27
Next week Maryland 2-3
  1. TCU
5-0
Beat Texas  50-7
Next week @Kansas State 3-1
  1. Baylor
4-0
Beat Texas Tech 63-35
Next week @Kansas 0-4
  1. Michigan State
5-0
Beat Purdue 24-21
Next week @Rutgers 2-2
  1. Utah
4-0
Bye
Next week #23 California 5-0
  1. Clemson
4-0
Beat #6 Notre Dame 24-22
Next week Georgia Tech 2-3
  1. LSU
4-0
Beat Eastern Michigan 44-22
Next week @South Carolina 2-3
  1. Alabama
4-1
Beat #8 Georgia  38-10
Next week Arkansas 2-3
  1. Texas A&M
5-0
Beat #21 Mississippi State 30-17
Next week Bye
  1. Oklahoma
4-0
Beat #23 West Virginia 44-24
Next week Texas 1-4
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Friday, October 2, 2015

Top 10 Defensive Leaders

  1. Eric Wilson
LB Cincinnati
Junior
53 tackles 26 solo and 1 forced fumble
  1. Kentrell Brothers
LB Missouri
Senior
52 tackles 26 solo and 2 interceptions
  1. Blake Martinez
LB Stanford
Senior
48 tackles 30 solo and 1 interception
  1. Evan McKelvey
LB Marshall
Senior
47 tackles 20 solo
  1. Austin Valdez
LB Bowling Green
Sophomore
47 tackles 19 solo and 1 interception
  1. Riley Bullough
LB Michigan State
Junior
46 tackles 20 solo and 3 sacks
  1. Jermaine Carter Jr.
LB Maryland
Sophomore
46 tackles 30 solo
  1. Great Ibe
LB Eastern Michigan
Senior
43 tackles 18 solo and 1 sack and 1 forced fumble
  1. Trenton Greene
LB Bowling Green
Senior
41 tackles 20 solo
  1. Jalen Reeves-Maybin
LB Tennessee
Junior
41 tackles 27 solo and 3 sacks and 1 forced fumble
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Thursday, October 1, 2015

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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Top 10 Rushers thru Week 4

  1. Jordan Howard
Indiana Junior
6-1 230lbs
111 attempts on 675 yards rushing
4TD’s
  1. Tyler Ervin
San Jose State Spartans Senior
5-10 177lbs
95 attempts on 641 yards
9TD’s
  1. Leonard Fournette
LSU Sophomore
6-1 230lbs
73 attempts on 631 yards rushing
8TD’s
  1. CJ Prosise
Notre Dame Senior
6-0 220lbs
74 attempts on 600 yards rushing
6TD’s
  1. Nick Chubb
Georgia Sophomore
5-10 220lbs
71 attempts on 599 yards rushing
6TD’s
  1. Matt Breida
Georgia Southern Junior
5-10 190lbs
54 attempts on 589 yards rushing
8TD’s
  1. Nick Wilson
Arizona Sophomore
5-10 199lbs
86 attempts on 570 yards rushing
5TD’s
  1. Kenneth Dixon
Louisiana Tech Senior
5-10 213lbs
73 attempts on 524 yards rushing
5TD’s
  1. Justin Jackson
Northwestern Sophomore
5-11 185lbs
118 attempts on 516 yards rushing
1TD
  1. Paul Perkins
UCLA Junior
5-11 210lbs
82 attempts on 514 yards rushing
6TD’s
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