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Still, the 2006 NFL Draft took a lot out of the Ohio State Buckeyes. Are they really the number one team? How about Notre Dame? Is it time to jump on their bandwagon? Will they bring back the glory days gone by? Heres the current AP top 25 for college football. 1. Ohio State 2. Notre Dame 3. Texas 4. Auburn 5. West Virginia 6. USC 7. Florida 8. LSU 9. California 10. Oklahoma 11. Florida State 12. Miami 13. Louisville 14. Michigan 15. Georgia 16. Iowa 17. Virginia Tech 18. Clemson 19. Penn State 20. Nebraska 21. Oregon 22. TCU 23. Tennessee 24. Arizona State 25. Texas Tech My only gripe is that Miami is listed lower than Florida State. Miami is clearly the better team. Once the season starts, this will be one of the listing spots that changes. Also, Im not so high on Texas. They are riding a lot of emotion from last season, including emotion in the voting. They lost they field general in Vince Young and thats going to hurt. Well find out how real they are in week two when the Ohio State Buckeyes come to town. Why is USC ranked 6th? They lost key players and replacements are largely unproven. Again, this is preseason respect since they got into the championship game last season. USCs first test comes in their second game on September 16 against Nebraska. Thats a home game for USC. USC averaged 49.1 points per game last season, but thats going to drop. The preseason Top 25 is basically a bunch of guessing using last years performances as a guide. Theres a good chance that 80% of these teams will move after their first games. Some wont even be on the Top 25 come week two. College football is going to be exciting right out of the gate. Its quite possible that we end up with a Notre Dame vs. Ohio State championship game. |
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