I will bet all I own that New England won't score 48 against the Skins and that will be in Foxboro. Dallas might or might not beat Green Bay......and their chances to do so would certainly diminish at Lambeau. As far as the Skins getting beat by Green Bay.....you're right, should have never happened. Washington dominated the game in every facet of it except on the scoreboard. But it's a learning experience and one the Redskins will remember as they develop and learn to go for the jugular. I'll hold off on giving the Cowboys the division title just yet--they still have to play us twice.
As far as the Cowboys go? They hardly look like an elite team to me. The teams they've beaten have a combined record of 5-22 (including two 0-6 teams). The one time they actually play a good team and they get ran off the field and embarrassed. Their defense is a sive, they are undisciplined and penalty prone, their quarterback looks like a deer caught in the headlights much of the time, their best receiver drops more balls than he catches and is nothing but a (detrimental) mouth, their coach has no hold on this team whatsover and that locker room, given one more loss like they took yesterday, is set to implode.
As far as college goes.......
Ohio State, my hometown team, is deserving of the #1 ranking because they've won 25 straight regular season games and undefeated. They have a top notch coach, great offensive line, a top flight back and one of the best defenses in the country. The tale of the tape will come in these last 5 weeks against Michigan State, Penn State, Illinois, Wisconsin and, of course, Michigan.
I am not a believer in USF (yet) or the big East. It's a highly-overated conference so far. West Virginia, despite losing to USF, looks like the class of the conference to me. I don't think USF will survive Rutgers Thursday. Even if they do I don't think they run the table-not with Cincinnati, Louisville and others remaining.
UK gets yet another chance to prove their worth against the Gators at Commonwealth Stadium this week. If they win that one, which I don't think they will, then I will be a believer. I already think Andre Woodson is the Heisman front-runner.
Don't sleep on Penn State making noise in the big Ten either. They never should have lost to Illinois (4 turnovers inside the Illini 15 yard line) and were one big offensive play away from beating a rejuvenated michigan team in the Big House. I guarantee Ohio State won't sleep on them; especially in Happy Valley.....a place the Buckeyes rarely win.
My Top Ten:
1) Ohio State
2) Oklahoma
3) LSU
4) Boston College
5) USF
6) West Virginia
7) South Carolina
8) Arizona State
9) Kentucky
10) Florida
As far as the Cowboys go? They hardly look like an elite team to me. The teams they've beaten have a combined record of 5-22 (including two 0-6 teams). The one time they actually play a good team and they get ran off the field and embarrassed. Their defense is a sive, they are undisciplined and penalty prone, their quarterback looks like a deer caught in the headlights much of the time, their best receiver drops more balls than he catches and is nothing but a (detrimental) mouth, their coach has no hold on this team whatsover and that locker room, given one more loss like they took yesterday, is set to implode.
As far as college goes.......
Ohio State, my hometown team, is deserving of the #1 ranking because they've won 25 straight regular season games and undefeated. They have a top notch coach, great offensive line, a top flight back and one of the best defenses in the country. The tale of the tape will come in these last 5 weeks against Michigan State, Penn State, Illinois, Wisconsin and, of course, Michigan.
I am not a believer in USF (yet) or the big East. It's a highly-overated conference so far. West Virginia, despite losing to USF, looks like the class of the conference to me. I don't think USF will survive Rutgers Thursday. Even if they do I don't think they run the table-not with Cincinnati, Louisville and others remaining.
UK gets yet another chance to prove their worth against the Gators at Commonwealth Stadium this week. If they win that one, which I don't think they will, then I will be a believer. I already think Andre Woodson is the Heisman front-runner.
Don't sleep on Penn State making noise in the big Ten either. They never should have lost to Illinois (4 turnovers inside the Illini 15 yard line) and were one big offensive play away from beating a rejuvenated michigan team in the Big House. I guarantee Ohio State won't sleep on them; especially in Happy Valley.....a place the Buckeyes rarely win.
My Top Ten:
1) Ohio State
2) Oklahoma
3) LSU
4) Boston College
5) USF
6) West Virginia
7) South Carolina
8) Arizona State
9) Kentucky
10) Florida
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