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NFL
Power Ratings
Power Home
Rating Field
Arizona 91 3.5
Atlanta 83 1
Baltimore 87 2.5
Buffalo 92.5 2.5
Carolina 93 2.5
Chicago 94 2.5
Cincinnati 92.5 2.5
Cleveland 93 2.5
Dallas 101 3.5
Denver 92.5 3
Detroit 87.5 3
Green Bay 92 2.5
Houston 92 3
Indianapolis 100 3
Jacksonville 96.5 3
Kansas City 86 2
Miami 87.5 2
Minnesota 94 3
NY Giants 95 2.5
NY Jets 92.5 2
New England 101 3
New Orleans 93.5 3.5
Oakland 88 2
Philadelphia 93.5 2.5
Pittsburgh 95 3.5
San Diego 99 3
San Francisco 87 2
Seattle 94 3.5
St Louis 88 2.5
Tampa Bay 94 3.5
Tennessee 90.5 2.5
Washington 93.5 3




The Dallas Cowboys have a slightly stronger Home Field Advantage rating of 3 ½ as opposed to the Patriots 3 point rating and therefore Dallas is the Power Rating leader going into week 1.






Showing the different between the “haves' and “have nots” of the NFL, only Indianapolis breaks the 100 Power Rating Mark in addition to the top two. There is a large middle of the pack base and then a slew of weak clubs like Detroit and Miami at 87.5 and Baltimore at 87. The weakest team in the league is the Kansas City Chiefs with only an 86 rating.




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College Football Notes “At a Glantz”


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N.C. State gained just 138 total yards (89 rushing & 49 passing) at South Carolina (South Carolina 34-2).


Oregon State out-gained Stanford 490-301 and WR Catchings was stripped of the ball while reaching for the end zone for a touchback rather than the tying TD late in the game (Stanford 36-28).






Army won the stats 268-250 (total yards) and time of possession 37:05-22:55 but Temple’s defense and special teams got the money . . . Temple scored first after Army’s muffed punt at the 8 yard line, scored on a 17 yard fumble return in the 2nd quarter, and returned the 2nd half opening kickoff 98 yards for a TD. (Temple 35-7).






The score was closer then the game played out as Utah led 25-10 with just under 9:00 remaining in the 4th quarter; out-gaining Michigan 341-203 at Ann Arbor.






Minnesota scored with 22 seconds remaining to beat Northern Illinois.






Clemson rushed 14 times for zero yards, scored their only TD on a 96 yard kickoff return and lost the time of possession battle 18:47-41:13 (Alabama 34-10).






Idaho gained only 112 total yards and turned the ball over 5 times (Arizona 70-0).






McNeese State 22-13 in 1st downs, 391-384 in total yards and 35:16-24:44 in time of possession but lost 35-27 at North Carolina.






Cal Poly 29-27 in an upset, 483 -379 in total yards and 38:00-22:00 in time of possession at San Diego State






Back-Door Cover:


Akron TD with 38 seconds at Wisconsin -27 (Wisconsin 38-17).






Other Interesting Scores:


Arkansas State 18-14 at 19 point favored Texas A&M


Maryland 14-7 at home vs. Delaware


San Jose State 13-10 at home vs. UC Davis






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Florida topped out the first Power Rating period with a 97. Oklahoma and USC were close behind at a 95





Bunched in behind the top 3 were Ohio State at 93, Georgia at 92.5, West Virginia at 91 and Kansas at 90.5.




College Football
Power Ratings
Power Home
Rating Field
Air Force 72.5 3.5
Akron 63.5 2.5
Alabama 85.5 3.5
Arizona 82 3
Arizona St. 83 4
Arkansas 79 3
Arkansas St. 68.5 3.5
Army 56.5 1.5
Auburn 88 3.5
Ball St. 71.5 3.5
Baylor 62 2
Boise St. 81 7
Boston College 80 3
Bowling Green 71 3
Buffalo 69 3
BYU 85.5 3.5
California 81.5 3
Cent. Michigan 73.5 3
Cincinnati 79 4.5
Clemson 86 3.5
Colorado 79 3.5
Colorado St. 66 2.5
Connecticut 78 4
Duke 65 2
E. Michigan 61.5 2.5
East Carolina 78 3
Florida 97 6
Florida St. 83 2.5
Fla. Atlantic 67.5 3
Fla. International 57.5 2.5
Fresno St. 81.5 3.5
Georgia 92.5 3
Georgia Tech 76 2.5
Hawaii 65 5
Houston 76 2.5
Idaho 56 2
Illinois 83 3.5
Indiana 76.5 3.5
Iowa 76.5 3.5
Iowa St. 70.5 3
Kansas 90.5 4.5
Kansas St. 79 4.5
Kent St. 67.5 3
Kentucky 81 3.5
La.-Lafayette 61.5 2
Louisiana Tech 68 4.5
Louisiana Monroe 64.5 2.5
Louisville 77 2.5
LSU 93 4
Marshall 67 3.5
Maryland 79 3
Memphis 68.5 1.5
Miami 75 2
Miami (Ohio) 70 3
Michigan 80.5 3
Michigan St. 78.5 3.5
Middle Tenn. 65.5 2.5
Minnesota 67.5 2.5
Mississippi 78 3
Mississippi St. 77.5 3
Missouri 93 4
N. Illinois 67.5 3
N.C. State 72.5 3
Navy 74 2.5
Nebraska 79.5 4.5
Nevada 68.5 5
New Mexico 71 2.5
New Mexico St. 64 3
North Carolina 76 2.5
North Texas 54 2.5
Northwestern 76 2.5
Notre Dame 75 3
Ohio St. 93 3.5
Ohio 65.5 3
Oklahoma 95 4.5
Oklahoma St. 82 4.5
Oregon 93.5 4.5
Oregon St. 75 3
Penn St. 84 3.5
Pittsburgh 75.5 2.5
Purdue 80.5 3.5
Rice 68 3
Rutgers 78 3.5
South Florida 87 3.5
San Diego St. 61 2.5
San Jose St. 62 3
SMU 63.5 1.5
South Carolina 85.5 3
Southern Cal 95 4
Southern Miss. 72 3.5
Stanford 73 3
Syracuse 64 2
TCU 82.5 4
Temple 67 3
Tennessee 85 2
Texas 90 4.5
Texas A&M 74 3.5
Texas Tech 85.5 5
Toledo 66 4
Troy 75.5 3.5
Tulane 64 2.5
Tulsa 77.5 3
UAB 59.5 1.5
UCF 73.5 3.5
UCLA 78 3.5
UNLV 67 2.5
Utah 85 4
Utah St. 58.5 2
UTEP 67 3
Vanderbilt 73.5 3
Virginia 69 2.5
Virginia Tech 83.5 4.5
W. Kentucky 61 2
W. Michigan 67 3
Wake Forest 82 3
Washington 73.5 3
Washington St. 68 2.5
West Virginia 91 4
Wisconsin 82.5 4.5
Wyoming 71 3