Welcome to Aggieland: Texas A&M (NCAA 2006)

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Week 4 Recap

Top 25
#3 Florida State 49, Boston College 21
#13 Texas Tech 45, Sam Houston St 7
#5 Ohio State 35, San Diego State 13
#2 Iowa 55, UNI 3
#4 Michigan 59, Eastern Michigan 20
#14 Virginia 36, Syracuse 16
#16 Oklahoma 21, #22 UCLA 17
Nebraska 28, #25 Pittsburgh 17
Oregon State 32, #17 Louisville 25
#1 USC 38, Arkansas 13
#10 Purdue 31, Arizona 17
#8 Virginia Tech 48, Ohio 6
#18 Georgia 25, UL Monroe 22
#20 Auburn 45, Ball State 10
#12 Alabama 34, South Carolina 31 (OT)
#15 Miami 31, Clemson 21
#11 Texas 44, Rice 7
#24 Oregon 38, Fresno State 24
#21 New Mexico 31, New Mexico State 26
#6 Florida 38, #9 Tennessee 34

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Terrence Whitehead, HB, Oregon: 29 carries, 197 yards, 4 TD
Defense: Maurice Linguist, OLB, Baylor: 8 tackles, INT, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (41) 2-0
2. Iowa (20) 3-0
3. Florida State 3-0
4. Michigan 3-0
5. Ohio State 3-0
6. Florida 3-0
7. LSU 2-0
8. Virginia Tech 3-0
9. Tennessee 1-1
10. Purdue 2-0

Week 5 Game of the Week

#2 Iowa (3-0) @ #5 Ohio State (3-0)

Heisman Watch
1. Matt Leinart, QB, USC
2. Leon Washington, HB, Florida State
3. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa
4. Mike Hart, HB, Michigan
5. Reggie Bush, HB, USC

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Put McGee and McNeal on the field at the same time!

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Texas State @ Texas A&M
Kyle Field
College Station, TX
September 24, 2005

Aggies run it up on Texas State

COLLEGE STATION, TX-- Brian Kudron tried to make it very clear in the postgame press conference.

"I by no means meant to 'run it up'. We simply called plays that aligned with our philosophy, and we executed to perfection. I hope the coaches and players at Texas State realize that we were not trying to humilate them, and that we are a classy organization," the A&M coach explained after his Aggies broke T-State down 87-10 at Kyle Field.

The Aggies were unstoppable in every aspect, outgaining Texas State in total offense 637-283. A&M ran for 485 yards, while allowing only 11 on the ground on defense. Reggie McNeal was a star for the second straight game, passing for 152 yards and 3 scores while running for 102 and 2 more scores. Courtney Lewis and Jorvorskie Lane both had 100 yards rushing and 2 TDs each, and backup QB Stephen McGee scored on a 74 yard run.

"Today was probably the best it's gonna get for us this year...when we get start to perform like this on offense against the Oklahomas and Texases of the world, then we'll be where we want to be," offensive coordinator Tyler Coleman explained to the press.

"Defensively...I thought we could be better. I loved the pressure we got, and obviously the run defense was impenetrable. But the pass defense was exploited. I'm not sure if it's just the system they run, but I'm not really happy just yet." -Defensive coordinator John Woodlock.

The Aggies open up Big 12 play next week at home against the Baylor Bears.

Texas State      7     3     0     0-10
Texas A&M     21   10   35   21-87

1st Quarter
1. TAMU, Lewis, 59 yard run (Pegram kick), 6:01
2. TAMU, Lane, 16 yard run (Pegram kick), 3:19
3. TxSt, QB #1, 68 yard pass to WR #8 (K #41 kick), 2:24
4. TAMU, Mobley, 92 yard KR (Pegram kick), 2:14

2nd Quarter
5. TAMU, McNeal, 17 yard run (Pegram kick), 6:04
6. TxSt, K #41, 37 yard FG, 3:34
7. TAMU, Pegram, 26 yard FG, 1:01

3rd Quarter
8. TAMU, McNeal, 7 yard run (Pegram kick), 4:31
9. TAMU, Lane, 64 yard run (Pegram kick), 2:25
10. TAMU, Lewis, 72 yard run (Pegram kick), 1:20
11. TAMU, Greene, 19 yard INT return (Pegram kick), 1:13
12. TAMU, McNeal, 21 yard pass to Bennett (Pegram kick), 0:00

4th Quarter
13. TAMU, McNeal, 12 yard pass to Mobley (Pegram kick), 6:49
14. TAMU, McNeal, 15 yard pass to Mobley (Pegram kick), 4:51
15. TAMU, McGee, 74 yard run (Pegram kick), 3:31

Texas A&M Aggies
R. McNeal: 12-18, 152 yards, 3 TD, INT; 9 carries, 102 yards, 2 TD
C. Lewis: 8 carries, 177 yards, 2 TD
J. Lane: 9 carries, 120 yards, 2 TD
M. Bennett: 4 receptions, 61 yards, TD
R. Greene: 5 tackles, INT, TD
C. Harrington: 5 sacks

Texas State Bobcats
QB #1: 16-28, 272 yards, TD, INT
WR #4: 6 receptions, 25 yards
WR #8: 3 receptions, 148 yards, TD
CB #23: 7 tackles, INT
LOLB #58: 5 tackles

Record: 2-1
Coaches Poll: NR
Media Poll: NR
Next Game: Baylor

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You disgust me.

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Week 5 Recap

Top 25
#17 Boise State 31, Bowling Green 21
#25 Cal 30, New Mexico State 13
#21 Pittsburgh 50, Youngstown State 16
#16 Georgia 31, Mississippi State 30
#4 Florida 55, Kentucky 6
#2 Ohio State 28, #7 Iowa 21
#6 Virginia Tech 52, Georgia Tech 42
#11 Virginia 32, Duke 13
Colorado 38, #22 Miami 28
#1 USC 52, Oregon 14
Wisconsin 20, #14 Michigan 10
#13 Louisville 41, USF 27
#10 Texas Tech 66, Indiana State 0
#24 South Carolina 41, Troy 27
#18 Auburn 62, Western Kentucky 10
#8 Alabama 14, Arkansas 7
Minnesota 41, #19 Purdue 36
#23 Colorado State 20, Nevada 10
#5 LSU 34, #15 Tennessee 17

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Bret Meyer, QB, Iowa State: 239 passing yards, 90 rushing yards, 6 TD
Defense: Thaddeus Washington, OLB, Colorado: 10 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 FF

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (38) 3-0
2. Ohio State (22) 4-0
3. Florida State (1) 3-0
4. Florida 4-0
5. LSU 3-0
6. Virginia Tech 4-0
7. Iowa 3-1
8. Alabama 4-0
9. Texas 2-1
10. Texas Tech 3-0

Week 6 Game of the Week

#4 Florida (4-0) @ #8 Alabama (4-0)

Heisman Watch
1. DeShawn Wynn, HB, Florida
2. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
3. Antonio Pittman, HB, Ohio State
4. Chris Leak, QB, Florida
5. Leon Washington, HB, Florida State

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87-10. thats class right there.

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Baylor @ Texas A&M
Kyle Field
College Station, TX
October 1, 2005

Young heroes emerge as Aggies pull off miraculous comeback

COLLEGE STATION, TX-- For three quarters, the Aggies were terrible.

The players couldn't execute, and were bickering on the sidelines.

The coaches were screaming at players all day, and occasionally at each other.

Reggie McNeal--who had a combined 617 yards of offense in the past two games--was lost on A&M's 2nd series due to a bruised ankle. Baylor safeties Maurice Lane and Willie Andrews were all over the place.

The play that seemingly epitomized the day came after Courtney Lewis's fourth quarter TD that brought the Aggies to within 28-14. SS Melvin Bullitt came down with his third interception just inside Aggie territory, but then had the ball pulled out of his hands, and Baylor got it back. It just seemed like that kind of day. But two plays later, when Shaun Bell looked for a kill shot and fired downfield, defensive captain Jaxson Appel jumped the route, picked it off and was gone, 77 yards for a touchdown. The 12th Man at Kyle Field rose up, and Baylor was doomed.

After the Aggies tied it at 28 and got the ball back with roughly 1:00 left, redshirt freshman Stephen McGee scrambled for 12 yards, and after a penalty that set them back to the 35, McGee found true freshman tight end Martellus Bennett at midfield. Lane--the Baylor safety who made so many plays--missed the ball trying to break it up. CB Anthony Arline caught Bennett and tried to pull him down. Arline is 6'2, 193. Bennett is 6'7, 248. Bennett easilly shook him off, and was gone, 65 yards for a score with 39 seconds left. And the Aggies had completed the comeback, down 28-7 after three, winning the game 35-28.

"Well...heh, this certainly was an interesting one, wasn't it? Obviously I'm not entirely pleased with our effort today...Reggie McNeal is okay, he'll be in there next week...we still shouldn't have fallen behind like we did, but I'm extremely pleased with the heart and determination we showed out there. But we got some things to fix." -Head Coach Brian Kudron.

"I knew we could move the ball, I mean look at the stats. 522 total yards...259 rushing, 263 passing. It was just a matter of scoring. We had two crucial turnovers...Stephen threw a pick in the endzone, and we lost a fumble in the redzone...we stopped that in the fourth, and we finally punched through." -Offensive Coordinator Tyler Coleman.

"This was definitely our most up and down performance....5 sacks, 5 interceptions, a recovered fumble, 49 rushing yards allowed...we gave up more yards through the air but hey, what can you say about Jaxson? He turned the tides with that play. He gets game ball!" -Defensive Coordinator John Woodlock.

The Aggies have a tough road test next week, taking on Colorado in Boulder.

Baylor           14   7   7     0-28
Texas A&M     0   7   0   28-35

1st Quarter
1. BU, Lane, 66 yard INT return (Havens kick), 4:31
2. BU, Andrews, 81 yard punt return (Havens kick), 1:08

2nd Quarter
3. TAMU, McGee, 50 yard pass to Carter (Pegram kick), 6:35
4. BU, Mosley, 2 yard run (Havens kick), 0:40

3rd Quarter
5. BU, Bell, 1 yard pass to Adams (Havens kick) 0:14

4th Quarter
6. TAMU, Lewis, 8 yard run (Pegram kick), 6:29
7. TAMU, Appel, 77 yard INT return (Pegram kick), 5:14
8. TAMU, Lane, 1 yard run (Pegram kick), 3:17
9. TAMU, McGee, 65 yard pass to Bennett (Pegram kick), 0:39

Texas A&M Aggies
S. McGee: 8-20, 243 yards, 2 TD, INT; 13 carries, 82 yards
C. Lewis: 12 carries, 127 yards, TD
J. Lane: 10 carries, 37 yards, TD
M. Bennett: 3 receptions, 136 yards, TD
R. Greene: 9 tackles
J. Warren: 7 tackles
M. Bullitt: 4 tackles, 3 INT
J. Appel: 3 tackles, INT, TD
C. Harrington: 3 tackles, 2 sacks, FF

Baylor Bears
S. Bell: 25-40, 302 yards, TD, 5 INT
P. Mosley: 13 carries, 77 yards, TD
T. Shelton: 6 receptions, 80 yards
J. Adams: 4 receptions, 40 yards, TD
D. Zeigler: 4 receptions, 88 yards
M. Lane: 8 tackles, INT, TD, FF
W. Andrews: 6 tackles, sack, INT, PR TD

Record: 3-1 (1-0)
Coaches Poll: NR
Media Poll: NR
Next Game: @ Colorado

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Wow, nice comeback.

Those Baylor safeties owned you. :y4:

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Week 6 Recap

Top 25
#20 Pittsburgh 48, Rutgers 28
#22 UTEP 27, Memphis 17
#12 Louisville 56, FAU 0
#5 Virginia Tech 31, West Virginia 24
#7 Iowa 42, Illinois 32
Michigan State 39, #23 Michigan 36 (OT)
#9 Texas Tech 49, Kansas 20
#3 Florida State 35, Syracuse 14
#25 Maryland 26, #19 Virginia 13
#17 Purdue 44, Notre Dame 21
#13 Tennessee 17, Ole Miss 6
#18 UCLA 29, Washington 21
#8 Texas 42, Missouri 21
#4 LSU 31, Mississippi State 24
#16 Auburn 34, South Carolina 22
#15 Boise State 44, Hawaii 24
#1 USC 35, Arizona State 27
#21 Colorado State 24, Air Force 21
#6 Alabama 37, #10 Florida 7
#24 Oregon 31, Stanford 20
#11 Oklahoma 45, Kansas State 33

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech: 27-32, 376 yards, 7 TD
Defense: Sha'reff Rasha, FS, UCF: 8 tackles, sack, 2 INT, FF, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (41) 4-0
2. Ohio State (20) 4-0
3. Florida State 4-0
4. LSU 4-0
5. Virginia Tech 5-0
6. Alabama 5-0
7. Iowa 4-1
8. Texas 3-1
9. Texas Tech 4-0
10. Florida 4-1

Week 7 Game of the Week

#11 Oklahoma (3-1) vs. #8 Texas (3-1)

Heisman Watch
1. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech
2. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
3. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa
4. Kenny Irons, HB, Auburn
5. Kenneth Darby, HB, Alabama

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good win against baylor!

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You had McNeal in there in the 4th up 66-10? And you passed? I've lost all respect for you

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Texas A&M @ Colorado
Folsom Field
Boulder, CO
October 8, 2005

Aggies play comeback kids again vs. Colorado

BOULDER, CO-- Lets hope the Aggies don't make a habit out of these close games. Otherwise they're gonna cause a lot of heart problems back home in College Station.

For the second straight week the Aggies fell behind big, this time 17-0 to the Buffaloes on the road. But they used their punishing running game and big play passing game to once again rally, shutting out Colorado in the second half, and Courtney Lewis's 20 yard TD with 2:32 left provided the winning 24-17 margin.

Colorado had one last shot as they had it at A&M's 32 yard line with 3 seconds left, and they completed a pass, but Blake Mackey was tackled two yards short of the endzone.

"First off, I'd like to apologize to our fans...I know we're causing a lot of heartache with our last two games, but we won, and that's what counts. Not much else to say about this one that I didn't say last week, we were pretty bad in the first half, and as bad as we were then we were that good in the second half. Hopefully we'll crack the Top 25 rankings soon, cause I think that this team deserves it." -Head Coach Brian Kudron.

"We didn't have a lot of turnover problems, we got picked off on a long bomb that was essentially a punt...for the most part we just couldn't execute, we got shut down pretty good in the first half...but in the second half we got goin, Reggie ran for almost 150, Courtney almost had 100. Our passing game isn't running at 100% yet, but we had a couple long TD passes. Still got some kinks to work out." -Offense Coordinator Tyler Coleman.

"Our run D came back down to earth today, we got shredded pretty hard in the first half, especially on the first TD...we clamped down a bit in the second half, made a couple big stops that helped our comeback and helped preserve the lead...I wasn't happy with the last drive, we let them get in a position to tie it, luckily we stopped them at the end." -Defensive Coordinator John Woodlock.

"I never thought we were going to lose." -Quarterback Reggie McNeal.

The Aggies return home to Kyle Field next week, taking on the Cowboys of Oklahoma State.

Texas A&M     0   3   7   14-24
Colorado       10   7   0     0-17

1st Quarter
1. CU, Crosby, 47 yard FG, 4:16
2. CU, Vickers, 72 yard run (Crosby kick), 2:27

2nd Quarter
3. CU, Vickers, 7 yard run (Crosby kick), 1:21
4. TAMU, Pegram, 22 yard FG, 0:00

3rd Quarter
5. TAMU, McNeal, 42 yard pass to Bennett (Pegram kick), 2:05

4th Quarter
6. TAMU, McNeal, 45 yard pass to Carter (Pegram kick), 6:45
7. TAMU, Lewis, 20 yard run (Pegram kick), 2:32

Texas A&M Aggies
R. McNeal: 7-14, 147 yards, 2 TD, INT; 17 carries, 139 yards
C. Lewis: 15 carries, 97 yards, TD
A. McDaniel: 8 tackles
R. Greene: 5 tackles
C. Harrington: 4 tackles, sack

Colorado Buffaloes
J. Klatt: 12-20, 183 yards
L. Vickers: 24 carries, 155 yards, 2 TD; 5 receptions, 69 yards
T. Washington: 9 tackles, FF
B. Iwuh: 6 tackles, sack
J. Billingsley: 6 tackles
J. Dizon: 6 tackles

Record: 4-1 (2-0)
Coaches Poll: NR
Media Poll: 22nd
Next Game: Oklahoma State

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Week 7 Recap

Top 25
#25 NC State 33, Georgia Tech 25
#21 Maryland 31, Temple 17
#1 USC 34, Arizona 24
#7 Texas 27, #15 Oklahoma 24
#6 Texas Tech 35, Nebraska 13
Wake Forest 23, #14 Florida State 12
#16 Virginia 38, Boston College 24
#17 Pittsburgh 45, Cincinnati 14
#3 Virginia Tech 31, Marshall 10
#10 Tennessee 24, #18 Georgia 14
#24 Minnesota 28, Michigan 27
#9 Louisville 38, North Carolina 13
#22 Toledo 52, Eastern Michigan 24
#2 LSU 45, Vanderbilt 28
#8 Florida 40, Mississippi State 14
Cal 51, #23 UCLA 42
Penn State 38, #11 Ohio State 28
#12 Boise State 41, Portland State 7
#5 Iowa 42, #20 Purdue 17

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Bruce Gradkowski, QB, Toledo: 20-26, 493 yards, 7 TD
Defense: Josh Behrens, MLB, Western Michigan: 11 tackles, sack, 2 FF, FR

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (35) 5-0
2. LSU (25) 5-0
3. Virginia Tech (1) 6-0
4. Alabama 5-0
5. Iowa 5-1
6. Texas Tech 5-0
7. Texas 4-1
8. Florida 5-1
9. Louisville 4-1
10. Tennessee 3-2

Week 8 Game of the Week

#8 Florida (5-1) @ #2 LSU (5-0)

Heisman Watch
1. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
2. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech
3. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa
4. Ed Hinkel, WR, Iowa
5. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech

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Oklahoma State @ Texas A&M
Kyle Field
College Station, TX
October 15, 2005

Aggies have to work for it, but they protect Kyle Field vs. OSU

COLLEGE STATION, TX-- Eventually these slow starts will catch up with the Aggies.

The Cowboys of Oklahoma State jumped out to a quick 14-0 lead and held leads of 21-10 and 27-26 late in the third quarter before the Aggies scored the final 17 points in a 43-27 victory, pulling within one victory of bowl eligibility.

"Of course looking at the stats it looks like we handled them pretty good, but that wasn't the case. They forced a few turnovers, Reggie didn't have his best game, but he had that killer instinct to finish the job...we still have some problems to correct, and it only gets harder as we move on in our schedule." -Head Coach Brian Kudron.

"The turnovers hurt us, obviously. But other than that we moved the ball pretty much at will...just gotta take care of the ball." -Offensive Coordinator Tyler Coleman.

"I was pretty pleased with the defense...under 100 yards rushing, five sacks...we gave up four touchdowns in the air, but it was a good game for us. The turnovers put us in bad field position, and we gave up points...but we'll improve." -Defensive Coordinator John Woodlock.

The Aggies face an interesting test next week, @ Kansas State. The Wildcats have fallen on hard times, but they've been a power for most of the last decade.

Oklahoma State   14    7   6     0-27
Texas A&M            7   13   9   14-43

1st Quarter
1. OSU, Reid, 3 yard pass to Pettigrew (Roberts kick), 4:50
2. OSU, Reid, 22 yard pass to Frazier (Roberts kick), 2:58
3. TAMU, Alexander, 3 yard run (Pegram kick), 0:44

2nd Quarter
4. TAMU, Pegram, 53 yard FG, 5:09
5. OSU, Do. Woods, 86 yard pass to D'J. Woods (Roberts kick), 4:37
6. TAMU, McNeal, 5 yard run (Pegram kick), 2:20
7. TAMU, Pegram, 28 yard FG, 0:09

3rd Quarter
8. TAMU, McNeal, 16 yard pass to Carter (2-pt. failed), 1:51
9. OSU, Do. Woods, 36 yard pass to Gold (2-pt. failed), 1:34
10. TAMU, Pegram, 26 yrd FG, 0:47

4th Quarter
11. TAMU, McNeal, 2 yard pass to Bennett (Pegram kick), 2:28
12. TAMU, McNeal, 4 yard run (Pegram kick), 1:10

Texas A&M Aggies
R. McNeal: 16-40, 262 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT; 16 carries, 125 yards, 2 TD
C. Lewis: 6 carries, 29 yards; 5 receptions, 28 yards
Ma. Bennett: 6 receptions, 80 yards, TD
A. McDaniel: 8 tackles, INT
Mi. Bennett: 4 tackles, sack

Oklahoma State Cowboys
B. Reid: 4-5, 41 yards, 2 TD; 3 carries, 30 yards
Do. Woods: 7-17, 138 yards, 2 TD, INT; 12 carries, 26 yards
G. Gold: 4 receptions, 52 yards, TD
J. Thompson: 9 tackles, INT
A. Odiari: 7 tackles
V. Grant: 5 tackles, INT

Record: 5-1 (3-0)
Coaches Poll: 23rd
Media Poll: 21st
Next Game: @ Kansas State

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Week 8 Recap

Top 25
#23 Texas A&M 43, Oklahoma State 27[/b]
#22 NC State 35, Clemson 28
#17 UTEP 32, Tulane 31
#24 Connecticut 28, Cincinnati 26
#20 Toledo 38, Ball State 31
#14 Oklahoma 35, Kansas 21
#18 Purdue 35, Northwestern 24
#5 Iowa 39, Indiana 21
#8 Louisville 52, West Virginia 21
#2 LSU 27, #15 Florida 9
#12 Auburn 33, Arkansas 23
#7 Texas 17, Colorado 7
#10 Ohio State 41, Michigan State 24
#11 Boise State 44, San Jose State 27
#16 Pittsburgh 45, USF 42
#1 USC 37, Notre Dame 17
#6 Texas Tech 48, Kansas State 34
#13 Florida State 43, #21 Virginia 30
#4 Alabama 20, Ole Miss 15
#25 Penn State 23, Michigan 16

NCAA Players of the Week
Offense: Brian Calhoun, HB, Wisconsin: 35 carries, 295 yards, 4 TD; 2 receptions, 104 yards, TD
Defense: Bobby Payne, DE, Mid Tenn State: 5 tackles, sack, FF, FR, TD

Coaches Top 10
1. USC (41) 6-0
2. LSU (20) 6-0
3. Virginia Tech 6-0
4. Alabama 6-0
5. Iowa 6-1
6. Texas Tech 6-0
7. Texas 5-1
8. Louisville 5-1
9. Tennessee 3-2
10. Ohio State 5-1

BCS STANDINGS (cue dramatic ABC college football theme)
1. USC 0.999
2. LSU 0.994
3. Alabama 0.986
4. Virginia Tech 0.986
5. Iowa 0.967
6. Texas 0.963
7. Tennessee 0.958
8. Ohio State 0.952
9. Texas Tech 0.946
10. Louisville 0.933

Week 9 Game of the Week

#12 Auburn (5-1) @ #2 LSU (6-0)

Heisman Watch
1. Cody Hodges, QB, Texas Tech
2. Reggie Bush, HB, USC
3. Jarrett Hicks, WR, Texas Tech
4. Drew Tate, QB, Iowa
5. Tyler Palko, QB, Pittsburgh