Posted: Tuesday October 14, 2008 12:16PM; Updated: Tuesday October 14, 2008 4:32PM
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NCAA Football Power Rankings
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Last Week: 14 |
It's not like you couldn't see the 'Dores' letdown at Mississippi State coming, but 107 yards of total offense? Seriously? Barring a dramatic turnaround Saturday at Georgia, Vandy's moment in the spotlight may be on its last legs.
Last game: Lost to Mississippi State, 17-14.
Next game: Saturday at Georgia. |
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| 22 |  |
Last Week: -- |
Like I said, it's slim pickings in the lower-fifth of the poll this week, so the Jayhawks make what will likely be a temporary return following a solid performance against Colorado. RB Jake Sharp's three touchdowns were a nice boost.
Last game: Beat Colorado, 30-14.
Next game: Saturday at Oklahoma. |
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Last Week: 25 |
Until Western Kentucky's touchdown in the final 58 seconds Saturday, the Cardinals had gone nearly two full games without allowing a point. It undoubtedly helps to have a 32-year-old former marine lining up for your defense.
Last game: Beat Western Kentucky, 24-7.
Next game: Oct. 25 vs. Eastern Michigan. |
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Last Week: 22 |
It took an unbelievable play by QB David Johnson to avoid a possible upset by 1-5 SMU. Down seven and facing a fourth-and-21 at SMU's 33, Johnson hit WR Trae Johnson in between two defenders for a game-tying touchdown.
Last game: Beat SMU, 37-31.
Next game: Saturday vs. UTEP. |
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Last Week: 23 |
Believe it or not, the Jackets needed a tipped field goal with three seconds left to survive Gardner-Webb. Down to third-string QB Calvin Booker, Tech's triple-option offense was non-functional, gaining just 79 rushing yards.
Last game: Beat Gardner-Webb, 10-7.
Next game: Saturday at Clemson. |
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