College Football Rankings Week 7
After week 6 of college football we separate the pretenders from the real contenders as Florida prove once again why they are the number one team in the nation.
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Here are my Week 7 College Football Rankings:
Florida: Gators extended its school-record win streak to 15 games. Best team in the country right here.
Texas: Texas has won five straight against Colorado.
Alabama: Alabama´s defense forced 5 turnovers against Ole Miss.
Boise State: after a bye week they prepare to face Tulsa.
Virginia Tech: Virginia Tech led 34-0 and outgained the Eagles 293-3 at halftime.
LSU: the Tigers lost for the first time in 22 night games in Tiger Stadium.
USC: they will face Notre Dame this week.
Cincinnati: they prepare to face South Florida after a bye week.
Ohio State: The Buckeyes have won 16 straight conference road games, extending a school record.
Oregon: without Masoli, the special teams led the Ducks to a win.
Miami (FL): Miami recorded the 400-yard mark in offense (470) for the third time this season.
Iowa: QB Ricky Stanzi threw for 283 yards and 2 TD, after throwing an interception return for a touchdown at the beginning of the game. 
TCU: TCU overcame three turnovers to remain unbeaten at 5-0.
Penn State: QB Daryll Clark threw for three touchdowns and ran for another.
Oklahoma: Sam Bradford returned from his shoulder injury, throwing for 389 yards and a touchdown. The 49 passes attempts matched the second most of his career.
Kansas: the Jayhawks moved to 5-0 on the season.
Oklahoma State: Oklahoma State has won 3 straight since losing to Houston.
Brigham Young: BYU improved to 8-0 in road games vs. UNLV.
Georgia Tech: Yellow Jackets hand third straight loss to Bowden’s Seminoles.
Nebraska: the Cornhuskers recorded its first win against a ranked team under Bo Pelini.
South Florida: they will face Cincinnati after a bye week.
Missouri: quarterback Blaine Gabbert threw his first two career interceptions.
Houston: QB Case Keenum threw 4 TD passes, 2 to James Cleveland and 2 to Tyron Carrier.
Utah: QB Terrance Cain threw touchdown2 passes one of 8 and one of 47 yards.
Notre Dame: they will face USC after in week 7.
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I still think it is Florida and Texas one and two with Alabama a close third. While Boise State is still undefeated and I love the fact they are sticking their nose into the whole BCS picture, they are not better than Virginia Tech, USC, or even Ohio State.