My Top 10- Week 3 | Sports Through the Eyes of Jay

Every week I expect to put out a NCAAF Top 10 after all of that weeks games are over. I should do this Sunday night or Monday. I will show what teams improved and what teams lost ground, also. At the end of putting the team and there record on there I will say a little something about what player stood out and all that too.

There were some good games this week and you will see my rankings have changed.

1 USC (2-0)

Stafon Johnson. It's hard to pinpoint a true MVP in USC's running back-by-committee approach, but Johnson's 144 yards and one TD on 11 carries is eye-catching.

2 LSU (3-0)

Ryan Perrilloux. With Matt Flynn out, LSU's sophomore QB filled in admirably, completing 20 of 26 passes for 304 yards and three touchdowns.

+ 3 Florida (3-0)

Tim Tebow. Young quarterbacks typically struggle in their first start against Tennessee. Not Tebow. His four TDs gave Florida the edge it needed.

4 Oklahoma (3-0)

Sam Bradford. Oklahoma's freshman QB put up more impressive numbers: 19-for-26 passing, 256 yards, three TDs (and one INT).

- 5 West Virginia (3-0)

Noel Devine. No surprise to see Slaton go for 137 yards, but true frosh Devine was spectacular in going for 136 rushing yards (5 carries).

+ 6 California (3-0)

Justin Forsett. Forsett enjoyed another stellar performance for the Bears. He rushed for 152 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries.

+ 7 Ohio State (3-0)

Todd Boeckman. In his third career start, the OSU QB was solid in a hostile environment. He finished 14-for-25 for 218 yards and two TDs.

- 8 Wisconsin (3-0)

P.J. Hill. Hill single-handedly kept Wisconsin in the game. The sophomore running back carried the ball 25 times, racking up four touchdowns and 168 yards in the win.

+ 9 Rutgers (3-0)

Mike Teel. The Rutgers QB needed only one half to get the job done. He completed 8 of 15 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns.

- 10 Texas (3-0)

Jamaal Charles. The Texas running back ran all over the Central Florida defense. Charles finished with 22 carries for 153 yards and a TD.

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Other notable teams that did good this Saturday and probably moved themselves up the rankings are:

Texas A&M

Hawaii

Georgia

South Carolina

Missouri

Teams that made it worse for themselves are:

Louisville

UCLA

Nebraska

Georgia Tech

Tennessee

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I am already counting down till next week and we will then see where all of these teams are.

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September 16, 2007 08:41 PM ET

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Penn State???

kingfisher0023*

Bellmawr , NJ

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September 16, 2007 08:49 PM ET

MIKE GOODSON OVER 110YDS ON 11 CARRIES AND A TD

The12thMan

Texas, TX

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September 16, 2007 08:55 PM ET

#1 LSU, #2 Florida, #3 Oklahoma, #4 W. Virgina, #5 Rutgers.....the other teams on this list give up too many points to weaker teams to be given such high rankings