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Temple's College Top 5 (based on week one)





 1. Alabama had a Dominating performance on offense and defense, proving Miami is still not an elite program.  

2. Ohio State up 2 spots. Ohio State looked very impressive on offense, but the defense was lacking at the linebacker position. With three starters missing at the defensive back spots, this week will be the real test to see if they are legit.  The fill in cornerbacks actually looked pretty good even though they were very inexperienced.

3 Texas A& M moves up 3 spots after dominating an inferior opponent.

4.  Cincinnati moves up 5 spots (dominating performance). 

5 No Change. Georgia had an unimpressive win on a pick six. Their defense did look, good especially with their blitzing defensive line.  They do get a top three win.  

Keeping an eye out after big wins from Iowa,  Michigan State, in Michigan. 

Iowa plays Iowa State next Saturday. 

Notre Dame needed overtime to defeat unranked Florida State. 

Ohio State play Oregon Saturday.

Next week we will find out more about Ohio state's defense and Georgia's offense.

**Potential upset alert

Cincinnati @ sold out Indiana.



Oklahoma squeaked by and unranked opponent, proving once again their defense is still not championship level.

No Longer in the top 10...Clemson -no offensive touchdowns.  The defense held up. The eyeball test really looked bad for Clemson on offense. Seem to have nobody able to stretch the field.





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