Let's get right to it, before Hurricane Ike forces me to reschedule this column.
1. USC: Didn't play last week, but will prove their dominance this week vs. the Buckeyes
2. Oklahoma: Rolled up 5 TD passes on a good Cincinnati secondary. Then broke UC quarterback Dustin Grutza's leg for good measure.
3. Georgia: Expectedly beat up on Central Michigan. More importantly, didn't have any significant injuries.
4. Florida: Miami win moves them up one notch.
5. Ohio State: O-line doesn't dominate anyone. That will get them killed against USC Saturday night.
6. Missouri: Southeast Missouri State was nothing more than a break after having tough Week 1 tilt vs. ranked Illinois team
7. LSU: Didn't play.
8. Texas: Good road start to the season against UTEP. Horns will get unexpected off week this week as game with Arkansas has been rescheduled due to Ike.
9. Alabama: SEC take note. Crimson Tide's defense is back, and very good. 10pts. allowed to Clemson, only 6pts to Tulane, and they don't have to run the gauntlet like a Georgia does.
10: Wisconsin: The Wisconsin Winnebago, P.J. Hill, might be the best runner you never hear about.
BCS Busters: East Carolina (another huge win vs. West Virginia), BYU
Dorm Room Notes
West Virginia: Rich Rod leaves for the maize and blue, and the Mountaineers still manage to lose a game per year they have no business losing.
SEC: Two weeks in, they are still the best conference in the land.
East Carolina: These guys are for real. I guess when Lou Holtz said his son Skip was the best coach in the Holtz family, he wasn't joking.
Cincinnati: The injury to Dustin Grutza was truly grusome looking. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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