Poer rating for this weeks football

College Football				NFL
Power Ratings				Power Ratings
	Power	Home			Power	Home
	Rating	Field			Rating	Field
Air Force	75.5	3.5		Arizona	92	3.5
Akron	65.5	2.5		Atlanta	90	2
Alabama	90	3.5		Baltimore	91	3
Arizona	85	4		Buffalo	94	3.5
Arizona St.	83	3.5		Carolina	94.5	3
Arkansas	72	2		Chicago	93	2.5
Arkansas St.	71.5	3.5		Cincinnati	89.5	2.5
Army	49	1.5		Cleveland	89	3
Auburn	87	3		Dallas	101	3.5
Ball St.	77	3.5		Denver	93.5	3
Baylor	72	2.5		Detroit	85.5	2.5
Boise St.	83	7		Green Bay	94	3
Boston College	79.5	3		Houston	90.5	3
Bowling Green	71	2.5		Indianapolis	99	3
Buffalo	70.5	3		Jacksonville	96	3
BYU	87.5	5		Kansas City	83	2
California	86.5	4		Miami	89.5	2
Cent. Michigan	75	3		Minnesota	94	3
Cincinnati	77.5	4.5		NY Giants	99	2.5
Clemson	86	4		NY Jets	92.5	2
Colorado	80.5	4		New England	95	3
Colorado St.	66	3.5		New Orleans	93	3.5
Connecticut	77	5		Oakland	88	2
Duke	71	3		Philadelphia	97.5	3
E. Michigan	58.5	2.5		Pittsburgh	95.5	3.5
East Carolina	79.5	4		San Diego	98	3
Florida	97.5	6		San Francisco	91	2
Florida St.	82	2.5		Seattle	91	3.5
Fla. Atlantic	66.5	3.5		St Louis	83.5	2.5
Fla. International	57	3		Tampa Bay	93.5	3.5
Fresno St.	80.5	3		Tennessee	93.5	3
Georgia	94.5	3.5		Washington	93.5	2.5
Georgia Tech	81	3
Hawaii	62	5
Houston	73	3
Idaho	51	2
Illinois	82	3
Indiana	72	3
Iowa	79.5	4
Iowa St.	70	3
Kansas	89	4
Kansas St.	79	4.5
Kent St.	63	3
Kentucky	80.5	3
La.-Lafayette	65	3
Louisiana Tech	70	4.5
Louisiana Monroe	65.5	2.5
Louisville	78	3.5
LSU	92.5	4
Marshall	70.5	3.5
Maryland	79	3
Memphis	68	1.5
Miami	81.5	3
Miami (Ohio)	68.5	2.5
Michigan	78	2.5
Michigan St.	82	3.5
Middle Tenn.	68	4
Minnesota	75	3
Mississippi	79.5	3
Mississippi St.	72	2.5
Missouri	94	5.5
N. Illinois	68	3
N.C. State	73	3
Navy	74	3
Nebraska	83	5.5
Nevada	71	4
New Mexico	70	3
New Mexico St.	63	3
North Carolina	79	2.5
North Texas	52	2
Northwestern	77	2.5
Notre Dame	74	3
Ohio St.	90	4.5
Ohio	68	3
Oklahoma	98	5.5
Oklahoma St.	86	5.5
Oregon	85	5
Oregon St.	75.5	4.5
Penn St.	92	5.5
Pittsburgh	76.5	2.5
Purdue	78	3
Rice	67	3
Rutgers	76.5	3
South Florida	85.5	4
San Diego St.	61	2.5
San Jose St.	67	4
SMU	58	1.5
South Carolina	83	3.5
Southern Cal	97	5
Southern Miss.	71	3.5
Stanford	71.5	3
Syracuse	58.5	1
TCU	84	5
Temple	65	3
Tennessee	84	2.5
Texas	93	5
Texas A&M	74.5	2.5
Texas Tech	88	5
Toledo	70	5
Troy	75	3.5
Tulane	69	3.5
Tulsa	81	3
UAB	57	2
UCF	71	3.5
UCLA	71.5	3.5
UNLV	73	2.5
Utah	86	4
Utah St.	58	2
UTEP	63	3
Vanderbilt	78.5	3
Virginia	67	2.5
Virginia Tech	81	4
W. Kentucky	60	2
W. Michigan	70.5	3
Wake Forest	81	3
Washington	73	3
Washington St.	62	1.5
West Virginia	82.5	4
Wisconsin	85	4.5
Wyoming	62.5	2.5

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College Football Notes “At a Glantz”

Did you know . . .

Temple ’s total yardage vs. Penn State was 138. The Owls rushed for 16 yards on 28 carries.

Ohio State ’s offense continued to struggle against Troy State as Troy out-gained OSU 315-309. The Buckeyes gained only 272 vs. Ohio U. and 207 against Southern Cal. Wells returns this week.

Alabama ’s QB Wilson was 6-14 for 74 yards ( Alabama did have 328 rushing) against Arkansas and he’s averaging just 135 passing yards per game. It didn’t hurt that the Tide intercepted 4 passes with 2 returned for TD’s.

Army has scored 20 total points in their 3 games (10 vs. New Hampshire ) and average only 257 yards per game.

Tulane might only be 1-2 but it’s not because of their “D.” The Green Wave has allowed only 223 yards per game including 172 in game 1 vs. Alabama .

UCLA’s offense seems to be going in the wrong direction. The Bruins gained 288 vs. Tennessee , 239 vs. BYU and 196 last week against Arizona .

North Carolina led 17-3 midway through the 3^rd quarter but showed little after QB Yates went down. The Tar Heels defense held Virginia Tech to 268 total yards and 3-16 on third down.

Air Force rushed for only 53 yards against Utah (AF was averaging 358 rushing yards per game) and totaled only 191 yards and 9 first downs but managed to cover. The Cadets were helped by a 25 yards fumble recovery for a TD.

In their rebound effort after losing to UNLV in OT, Arizona State ’s offense and defense failed. The Sun Devils were out-gained 461-212, 2-11 in third downs and made the most out of Georgia ’s 12 penalties for 104 yards.

In the back-door cover of the day, Stanford, already winning 16-10 and that after a 24 yard FG after a fumble recovery at the San Jose 7 yard line with 4:44 to play, decided to go for a TD instead of going to a knee and scored with 25 seconds remaining.