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MVP
OVR: 15
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Madison, WI
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Week 10 Results
Top 25 Week 10 Results
#1 Miami 43, #11 Virginia Tech 27
#2 USC 24, Oregon 7
#3 Michigan 38, Michigan State 14
#7 Oklahoma State 32, #4 Texas 15
#5 Tennessee 52, #6 LSU 14
#8 West Virginia 52, Connecticut 6
#17 Ohio State 49, #9 Penn State 12
#13 Oklahoma 35, #10 Texas A&M 18
#12 Florida 56, Vanderbilt 6
#14 Arkansas 49, South Carolina 13
#15 Boise State 49, New Mexico State 10
Ole Miss 45, #18 Auburn 20
#19 Wake Forest 45, North Carolina 12
#20 Iowa 46, Illinois 33
#22 Florida State 49, N.C. State 3
#23 UCLA 24, Washington State 13
#24 TCU 37, Colorado State 7
#25 BYU 44, UNLV 29
New Top 25 Coaches Poll
Note: Previous Rank in ()
1 (1) Miami (37)
2 (2) USC (23)
3 (3) Michigan (1)
4 (5) Tennessee
5 (7) Oklahoma State
6 (8) West Virginia
7 (4) Texas
8 (13) Oklahoma
9 (12) Florida
10 (6) LSU
11 (14) Arkansas
12 (17) Ohio State
13 (15) Boise State
14 (16) Clemson
15 (11) Virginia Tech
16 (10) Texas A&M
17 (9) Penn State
18 (19) Wake Forest
19 (20) Iowa
20 (21) Wisconsin
21 (22) Florida State
22 (23) UCLA
23 (24) TCU
24 (25) BYU
25 (NR) Rutgers
Heisman Watch
1) Oliver Mason, WR, BYU >>>
2) Craig Fulton, RB, West Virginia >>>
3) Justin Williams, RB, USC >>>
4) Tom Allen, RB, Arkansas >>>
5) Damian Cooper, WR, Rutgers ^^^
National Players of the Week
Offense:
Chris Hall, QB, Nevada
35 - 46 - 597 yds, 7 total TD
Defense:
Rob Jackson, DE, BYU
12 tkls (8 TFL), 6 sacks
Mountain West Players of the Week
Offense:
Oliver Mason, WR, BYU
5 rec. - 138 yds, 3 total TD
Defense:
Rob Jackson, DE, BYU
12 tkls (8 TFL), 6 sacks
Mountain West Standings (after Week 10)
1) BYU --- 9-0 (6-0 MWC)
2) TCU --- 8-2 (5-1)
3) Utah --- 5-4 (4-1)
4) New Mexico --- 5-3 (3-2)
5) UNLV --- 4-4 (3-2)
6) Air Force --- 2-7 (2-4)
7) Colorado State --- 4-5 (2-4)
8) Wyoming --- 1-8 (0-5)
9) San Diego State --- 2-8 (0-6)
FIU Tracker
Lost 48-17 to Middle Tennessee State
Current Record: 3-6 (2-2 Sun Belt)
More commitments for BYU
BYU Football News
BYU received two more signed letters of intent this week, bringing their in-season total to 5. Coach Borland and the Cougar coaching staff went to offense for this week's recruits, including his 1st true dual threat QB.
QB Clint Rodgers, a 3-star scrambler out of Franklin, Tennessee, shunned the home-state Volunteers in favor of Coach Borland's Cougars. It was a hard-fought battle between BYU and Tennessee for Rodgers services, and it is clear now that the Cougars peaked his interest.
Joining Rodgers is offensive tackle Jordan Gates, a 3-star lineman out of Parkway, California. Gates is a huge prospect that should help solidify BYU's offensive line.
Rodgers and Gates join RB Tim Brewer and DEs Leigh Wilson and Terrell Porter on BYU's in-season commit list.
BYU hits the road in search of win #10 next week at rival Wyoming.
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