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The Master List

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The Master List
Rank Team (Final '99 AP Top 25 Rank) '99
Record
Returning
Starters
Schedule
Strength
1 Nebraska (3) 12-1 20 52
The Orange Bowl -- site of the Big Red's '94 and '97 (and 2000) national titles -- is Husker Heaven
2 Florida State (1) 12-0 14 12
Chris Weinke, 28, is older than 15 NFL starting signal-callers -- and 21-1 as a starter
3 Alabama (8) 10-3 18 25
Bear of a schedule: road games at UCLA, Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi State
4 Michigan (5) 10-2 13 23
Lloyd Carr's squad takes the A-Train, tailback Anthony Thomas, to the Rose Bowl
5 Wisconsin (4) 10-2 18 33
Badgers have produced a 1,000-yard rusher seven straight seasons, a Big Ten record
6 Kansas State (6) 11-1 17 62
Another cream-puff schedule for the Wildcats -- that is, until Nov. 11, when they face Nebraska
7 Georgia (16) 8-4 19 39
Terrence Edwards (772 yards in '99) was first freshman to lead Dawgs in receiving since '78
8 Clemson 6-6 17 69
Tigers offense (402.6 yards per game last season) has eight returning starters
9 Texas (21) 9-5 18 67
Casey Hampton and Shaun Rogers: first Texas tackle tandem since '71 to be first-team all-league
10 Miami (15) 9-4 15 43
If the Hurricanes upset Florida State on Oct. 7, they could go all the way to ... Miami
11 Florida (12) 9-4 15 54
Is the Fun 'n' Gun done? Gators' top five wideouts have just 13 starts between them
12 Virginia Tech (2) 11-1 11 60
André Davis set school marks for receiving yards (962) and yards per catch (27.5) in '99
13 Washington 7-5 17 30
Sophomore Paul Arnold (6.3 yards per carry as a freshman) is a star-in-the-making
14 Tennessee (9) 9-3 12 15
The Volunteers' streak of five consecutive Top 10 finishes is in jeopardy
15 TCU 8-4 19 107
End Aaron Schobel (a school-record 24.5 sacks in his career) anchors an underrated defense
16 Purdue (25) 7-5 14 27
Boilermakers have 25 wins in three years under Joe Tiller; had only 23 from 1990 through '96
17 Mississippi (22) 8-4 18 46
Deuce McAllister is Ole Miss's best Heisman candidate since freshman QB Eli Manning's dad, Archie
18 USC 6-6 15 38
No showdown in the West: Trojans and Washington, the Pac-10's top two teams, don't face each other
19 Penn State (11) 10-3 9 9
If QB Rashard Casey misses time, untested sophomore Matt Senneca (1 of 2, one INT) is next in line
20 Southern Miss (14) 9-3 16 59
Over the last two years Golden Eagles are 10-0 when Derrick Nix rushes for 100 yards
21 Illinois (24) 8-4 14 48
All but two starters are back for an offense that put up the most points (388) in school history
22 Ohio State 6-6 14 4
Senior wideouts Ken-Yon Rambo and Reggie Germany are the Big Ten's best pass-catching duo
23 Oklahoma 7-5 17 51
Sooners jumped from 107th in the nation in passing yards to ninth (321.7 yards per game) in '99
24 Colorado State 8-4 17 81
Wideout Dallas Davis had a Texas-sized punt-return average last season (16.9 yards)
25 Colorado 7-5 12 1
On Oct. 14 Buffaloes can become the first team to beat Texas seven consecutive times
26 Notre Dame 5-7 13 24
A brutal early schedule (Texas A&M, Nebraska and Purdue) intensifies the Bob Davie watch
27 Oregon (19) 9-3 10 42
QB A.J. Feeley is healthy again, but his backup, Joey Harrington, was unbeaten in four '99 starts
28 Michigan State (7) 10-2 12 3
Bruising (6'1", 252 pounds) T.J. Duckett takes over at tailback after also playing linebacker in '99
29 Texas A&M (23) 8-4 14 19
The Aggies are counting on sophomore cornerback Sammy Davis to become a headline act
30 East Carolina 9-3 15 74
Junior quarterback David Garrard threw for 2,000 yards in each of his first two seasons
31 UCLA 4-7 16 2
With a healthy DeShaun Foster at tailback, Bruins will rebound from a miserable '99
32 BYU 8-4 13 57
Cougars will travel 10,874 miles; if only their runners (89 yards per game) covered as much ground
33 Georgia Tech (20) 8-4 16 28
Will quarterback George Godsey be as divine as his predecessor, Joe Hamilton? Not likely
34 Marshall (10) 13-0 13109
Loss of QB Chad Pennington hurts Herd, which holds nation's longest winning streak (17 games)
35 Oregon State 7-5 15 63
Junior tailback Ken Simonton needs 39 yards to break the school rushing record
36 Minnesota (18) 8-4 14 55
DE Karon Riley had a Big Ten-best 16 sacks last season for overachieving Golden Gophers
37 Boston College 8-4 13 80
All-Big East running back Cedric Washington had a breakout season in '99 (1,122 yards)
38 Arkansas (17) 8-4 9 17
Good news: five home games to start year; bad news: two are against Alabama and Georgia
39 Utah 9-3 18 75
Ute the Man: Steve Smith averaged 20 yards per catch and returned three punts for TDs last year
40 Virginia 7-5 12 29
Must replace three All-Americas on offense, including alltime rushing leader Thomas Jones
41 Mississippi State (13) 10-2 10 20
Pork Chop Womack is the anchor of a typically Grade A Bulldogs O-line
42 Maryland 5-6 15 56
Tailback LaMont Jordan is the Division I active career rushing leader (3,227 yards)
43 Syracuse 7-5 13 49
Last year's five losses were the most since Paul Pasqualoni took over as coach in '91
44 North Carolina 3-8 14 31
Tar Heels lost only one starter from a D that didn't allow a point during the final 10 quarters of '99
45 Arizona 6-6 13 21
The Wildcats have blocked 14 kicks over the last two years, five by 6'7" tight end Peter Hansen
46 Fresno State 8-5 16 85
Francophiles will love Bulldogs' flashy tailback: Paris Gaines
47 LSU 3-8 18 36
Booty Call: Quarterback Josh Booty will hook up often with brother Abram (26 catches in '99)
48 Stanford 8-4 14 16
With departure of Troy Walters, DeRonnie Pitts (58 catches in '99) emerges as big-play guy
49 Hawaii 9-4 13 94
Warriors set an NCAA record in '99 for the biggest one-year turnaround (0-12 to 9-4)
50 Arizona State 6-6 12 37
Top of the Heap: Todd Heap's 55 catches for 832 yards last fall is a school record for tight ends

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