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NORTHCOAST SPORTS POWER PLAYS $7 2010 Northcoast Sports Service VOLUME 28 ISSUE 6 October 611, 2010 THREE 4.5! s IN THIS ISSUE!!! 5! OCTOBER COLLEGE GOM GOES THIS WEEK!!! NEWS AND NOTES WEEK SIX, 2010 NEWS AND NOTES: Texas A&M had a commanding 22263 yd edge at the half vs Okla St but Jerrod Johnson, who had 4 int and a costly fmbl kept the Cowboys in the game. It was 217 A&M at the half but OSU rallied for a 2121 tie. A&M was SOD at the OSU33 and then int d. OSU went 48/5pl for a TD and the lead. A&M went on a 43/9pl drive but Johnson was sk d & fmbl d and ret d 63 yds for a TD, basically a 14 pt swing, 3521. A&M put together a pair of 80 yd TD drives to tie it with 2:54 left then forced a punt with 1:16 left. The Aggies were at their own 46 when Johnson was int d and ret d 28 yds to the Aggie40 with :16 left. On the fi nal play OSU got a FG for the win...byu fell to 14 for the fi rst time since 1973 and Utah St, who had lost 10 straight to BYU, won for the fi rst time since 1993. BYU trailed 3110 when they scored a TD with :28 left...ohio St did struggle vs Illinois early with UI getting a 55/9pl TD drive for a stunning 70 lead and the Illini led 107 before the half and the Buckeyes drove for 57 yds for a TD with :45 left for the lead. The key play happened on OSU s fi rst poss of the 3Q. Terrelle Pryor ran for a FD but was inj d and would not only miss 2 series, but when he returned, they basically handed the ball off to the RB almost every offensive play after that and OSU only managed an 11 pt win, 2413...Florida St was possibly even more dominant than the score would indicate vs Virginia in their 3414 win. They led 270 at half with a 29242 yd edge and UVA s only TD s came on a 76/1pl TD pass early 3Q and then trailing 347 they drove 70/14pl and on 4&gl from the 12 got a TD with 1:39 left... Vanderbilt/Connecticut was closer than the fi nal as UC only had a 376326 yd edge. VU led 2114 with 5:26 left 1H when UC drove for a TD with 1:04 left. UC got a TD on their opening 3Q drive then after a roughing the P gave them a FD, they got a 25 yd FG to lead 3121. VU was int d at the UC20 but UC fmbl d at the VU7. With 8:33 left UC got a 44 yd IR TD to clinch it...tcu continues to win unimpressively. This time vs Colorado St they only had a 60 lead at the half with a 16451 yd edge. TCU scored TD s on 2 of their fi rst three 3Q poss and led 270. CSU fmbl d at the TCU25 with 3:55 left and TCU had a shot at the cover but took a knee at the 13 on the fi nal play...kent St led Miami, Oh 143 in the 1Q and gave up a TD with 2:31 left 1H to only lead 1410. KSU was int at the MU31 late 3Q and MU drove 69 yds for a TD and their fi rst lead, 1714. MU then blk d a punt for a TD, 2414. After a KSU TD, MU went on a 14pl drive getting a 21 yd FG with 3:32 left. KSU drove and had a 1&gl. On 2&gl from the 7 QB Keith was int d in the EZ for a TB with :56 left...army actually led Temple 2813 at the start of the 3Q and TU was playing without star RB Pierce. Matt Brown rushed for 226 yds on 28 carries and TU scored TD s on their fi rst four 2H poss to turn it around and take a 4228 lead before Army scored with 1:18 left. TU rec d the onside kick and got a 4&3, 5 yd run to the Army31 on the last play...the key to the Tulane/ Rutgers game was probably RU QB Savage being inj d and missing the fi nal series of the 2Q and the entire 2H. RU also had some short punts with a 35 yarder setting up a TU 30 yd drive for a FG and a 20 yd r setting up RU for a 33 yd TD drive and TU led 107 at the half. After a 23 yd punt TU went 43/4pl for a TD and a 177 lead with 9:30 left. RU cut it to 1714 after 3Q s and after punting 2x on 4th & 6 they were SOD at the TU36 with 1:38 left. The Knights got it back after an 18 yd TU punt but were int d...the last few years Air Force had outgained Navy almost every season but came up short but this year they fi nally ended their jinx. This time Navy had a 1713 FD edge. AF benefi tted from a couple of key plays as Navy went inside their 20 3x but missed a FG and settled for 2 short FG s. AF also blk d a punt and drove 15 yds for a TD after to lead 146. Navy s last drive got to the AF33 but they were int d at the 22 and ret d 10 yds with :25 left...it was a record breaking game for Baylor. Robert Griffi n set a single game record with 444 totals yds and BU set a school record with 678 yds offense. BU got their largest B12 win ever and their biggest conf win since back in 1922 when they won by 47 over Arkansas as BU hammered Kansas 557...Miami, Fl had a 280169 yd edge at the half vs Clemson and led 2714. CU turned the ball over six times but UM also turned it over 2x. The key happened with CU down by 6 when they were SOD at the UM20 and the Hurricanes drove 69/10pl for a 29 yd FG with 2:40 left. Two of CU s TO s came on their fi nal two drives...jeremiah Masoli accounted for 4 TD s vs Kentucky but his stats were average as he hit just 91790 and rushed for 43 yards. It was business as usual for the Rebels who have had trouble holding big leads. They led this one 4220 but gave up 2 TD s in the 4Q, the second with 1:40 left. Miss rec d the onside kick at its 45 on a ball that bounced off numerous players hands including some UK players. After getting 1 FD on 3&19 with 1:05 left and UK had used their last timeout, Bolden ripped off a 33 yd run to the UK21 and the Rebels took a knee...minnesota lost their fi rst 4 HG s of the season for the fi rst time since 1983. Northwestern trailed almost the entire 2H as they got the apparent tying TD at 2120 but missed the xp. Trailing 2820 they got a TD with 8:12 left, forced a punt and got the goahead 27 yd FG with 1:58 left. UM, needing only a FG for the win, got to the NW39 but on 3&11 were int at the 40 and ret d 9 yds with :17 left...les Miles must have a collection of horseshoes and rabbit s feet at his house as once again LSU looked to be on their way to a loss but came away with the win. At least this time LSU had a yard edge of 432217. Last year they were outgained by an avg of 328305 but ended up winning 9 games. Against a Tennessee team, with a young Oline and QB making their fi rst road start, LSU trailed 1410 when they stopped the Vols at the LSU31 with 5:41 left. The Tigers drove to the UT1 with :04 left but the snap went past QB Jefferson and UT rec d for the win and celebrated on the fi eld. Unfortunately they had 13 men on the fi eld and LSU got another crack at it after it appeared they had lost. They converted on the last play of the game for a 1 yd TD run and pulled out the 1614 win. LSU also converted on 4&14 on their fi nal drive with no timeouts left and sent 3 subs on the fi eld as the clock continued to click down and it looked like Miles would have another time clock malfunction. Dooley pointed out that with LSU running 3 players on the fi eld the rules state the D has to be given enough time to make a substitution and the refs should have held the play up until UT s D was set but that protocol was not followed...pitt s Ray Graham ran for 277 yds in his fi rst college start and Dion Lewis did not play (shoulder inj). The Pitt/FIU game was just 1310 at the half and 1610 after 3Q s. It was 2317 Pitt with 12:07 left when they got some big plays. After Pitt converted on 3&13 with a 15 yd pass, Graham got a 79 yd TD run. After an FIU punt, Pitt went 45/6pl with a 19 yd TD run then FIU was sk d & fmbl d at their own 16 (4:22) and Pitt got a 4 yd TD run with 1:32 left for a 4217 score and it was not as comfortable as the fi nal...ucla faced Washington St without starting QB Prince. Richard Brehaut hit 1223128 yds but Johnathan Franklin rushed for 216 and Derrick Coleman for 185 as UCLA continued their strong run game. The key play of the game happened in the 4Q. WSU thought they had taken the lead, 3528 when a 2&1 QB sneak was orig called a TD. After a review, they spotted it at the inch line. Two plays later on 4th & gl from the 1 WSU was SOD with 13:51 left. UCLA went 99/7pl with a 73 yd run by Coleman on 3&2 the key. After an 11pl drive, WSU missed a 45 yd FG and UCLA went 72/8pl for a TD with 3:04 left for some breathing room. WSU fmbl d at the UCLA38 with :58 left...michigan St held John Clay to 17 carries for 80 yds breaking his streak of 10 straight games of 100+. They also held Scott Tolzien to just 1125 passing while Kirk Cousins was 2029. MSU had a 230 118 yd edge at the half and led 2010. At the end of the game, they faced a tough decision. They had a 4&gl at the 1, up 2724. A FG would put them more than a FG ahead but they opted to go for it and got a 1 yd TD pass with 2:43 left for a 10 pt lead. Wisconsin would end up being SOD on 4&17 at the MSU32 with 1:04 left...denard Robinson continues to carry Michigan on his shoulders. He had 19 carries for 217 yards incl a game winning 4 yd TD run with :17 left. Robinson also hit 1016277 yds. Robinson is the fi rst QB to throw for 200 and rush for 200 twice in season. He now has the top 3 highest total offensive yards in a single game in school history and in 5 starts already has 1,008 pass yds and 905 rush yds in fi ve games Indiana had its fi rst sellout crowd since Memorial Stadium was renovated. Indiana s Ben Chappell hit 3364480 yds all school records. The game could have been even higher scoring than the 4235 fi nal. In the 1H UM fmbl d at the 1 and IU was int d in the EZ...Oklahoma is beginning to make a habit of this. They have led each of their games this season by 17 pts and had been outscored in the 4Q, 4110 coming into the Red River Rivalry. They were outscored again. OU led 217 at the half and appeared to clinch it with a TD making it 2810. Texas used a fake punt which set up a FG and then stuffed Oklahoma on a fake FG for an 8 yd loss. Texas also took advantage of a 17 yd punt with 2:37 left for a 21 yd FG to pull within 2820. UT kicked off deep as they had all 3 timeouts left and forced a punt with 1:02 left but fmbl d the punt and OU rec d at the UT41 for their 8 pt win. UT did have a 2615 FD edge...toledo had a 374266 yd edge vs Wyoming. They gave WY 2 TD s in the 1H, one on a 24 yd drive following a fmbl and after a 30 yd punt, WY WR David Leonard s 37 yd TD pass to TE Chris McNeill made it 140. UT missed a 33 yd FG with 4:26 left 1H and in the 2H were SOD on 4&2 at the WY34, 4&9 at the WY30, 4&8 at the WY26 and on their fi nal drive, were SOD on 4&5 at their own 49 with 2:34 left...rice actually had a 2417 FD edge vs SMU but gave up a 32 yd IR TD in the 1Q and trailed 70. It was 73 late 1H when SMU took over with 1:04 left but they needed 3 plays to go 80 yds for a TD and led 143. Rice missed a 58 yd FG on the fi nal play of the half. Rice rec d a fmbl d punt in the EZ for a TD to pull within 1410. Each team went on a long drive but SMU got a TD and Rice had a 1st & gl at the 3 but settled for a 35 yd FG. SMU not only blk d it but ret d it 77 yds for a TD to make it 2810. SMU would extend it to 4217 after an int but Rice got a TD with 5:04 left, rec d the onside kick and got a TD with 1:40 left...last week NCSt was ranked for the fi rst time since 2003 and they appeared on their way to a big win over Virg Tech leading 170. At the half they had a 299187 yd edge but Russell Wilson had some costly int s. He was int at the VT18 with 8:17 left 2Q. On 4&9 they dropped a TD pass from the VT31 and then on 3&10 from the VT16 Wilson was int d in the EZ again with :48 left 1H. NCSt, trailing 2827, had a 14 yd gain to the VT 9 yd line but it was called back on a hold. On 4th &11 they settled for a 42 yd FG with 4:42 left, 3028. VT got a 39 yd TD pass with just 1:27 left then a 46 yd IR got them to the NCSt6 and Evans got a 3 yd TD run after an offsides pen for a misleading 4130 fi nal in a game VT trailed with 1:40 left...alabama did have a 26896 yd edge at the half but Florida fi nished the game with a 281273 yd edge but also had a 40 TO defi cit. Each team went on a long drive to open. Bama got a 28 yd FG and UF on 4&gl from the 2 was int d in the EZ on a jump pass. It was 243 at the half but UF opened the 3Q with a 69/10pl drive. They had a 1st & gl at the 5 but settled for a 21 yd FG. The Gators were cooked when they had the ball back down at the 18 and were int d and ret d 32 yds for a TD with 6:10 left in the 3Q. UF went 72/9pl and had a 1st & gl at the 2 but fmbl d. On their next drive, they were SOD at the Bama13 and Bama took over with 4:22 left and gained 37 yds and got 3 FD s running out the clock... Continued on page 2

Continued from Front Page USF played without leading rusher Demetris Murray but Moise Plancher rushed for 93 yds and 2 TD s. USF recorded a school record 7 sacks. USF did have a 291208 yd edge. FAU came in avg 262 ypg passing but was limited to just 136. USF blocked a punt and ret d it 11 yards for a TD in the 1H but they also missed a 35 yd FG after a 15 play drive. FAU went 68/15pl getting a 28 yd FG with :09 left 1H to trail 143 and that gave them the yardage edge at 141128. USF scored a TD and a FG on 2 long drives to open the 3Q and then rec d a fmbl at the FAU45 and 6pl later had a TD with 12:00 left, 313. FAU was int d at the 3 with 10:04 left in their only other chance to score...new Mexico s 3 scoring drives vs UTEP were a 27/4pl drive following a UTEP fmbl, a blk d FG which they ret d 45 yds for a TD and then after UTEP scored a TD with 3:37 left in the game, Myles Daughtry ret d the ensuing KO 100 yds for a TD. That s how they accounted for 20 pts in a 3820 loss. UTEP had a 455237 yd edge...southern Miss dominated Marshall as the score would indicate. They had a 26946 yd edge at the half with Marshall punting on their fi rst 7 poss and it was 280. MU did get a 104 yd KR TD and trailing 347 a snap went over SM s P head for a safety. Marshall benched starting QB Anderson and AJ Graham hit 101298 yds in the 2H...Duke went on three long drives but settled for 3 short FG s and led 90. They were at the Maryland 16 when they were int d in the EZ for a TB with 4:37 left in the half in a game they had dominated. Maryland then went 80/8pl for a TD with 1:12 left 1H to only trail 97. The Terps got an 84 yd PR TD early 3Q and then on 3&7 got a 71 yd TD run by Scott early 4Q, 219. Duke got a TD with 7:20 let and got the ball back driving to the Maryland 33 but were SOD on 4&15 with 2:00 left. For the game, Duke had a 399294 yd edge...buffalo fl at out dominated BG statistically with 2710 FD and 441176 yd edges while Buffalo had 6 TO s and BG 5. UB left BG in the game because they fumbled at the 2 and were int d setting up BG for a 5 yd drive in the 1Q. UB missed a 35 yd FG and only led 1413 at the half. They led 2813 when they were int d in the EZ. UB had the ball at the BG21 on FD leading by 15 when they were int d and ret d 82 yds for a TD with 10:14 left. BUF got off an 11 yd punt and BG went 37/4pl for a TD with 7:12 left. BG faced a 4&18 from the 50 and was int d at the UB21 with 1:35 left but UB fmbl d 2pl later and BG attempted a game winning 40 yd FG on the fi nal play and missed it...a check of the FD s shows C Michigan with 2114 FD edge vs Ball St but BSt controlled the game. At one point BSt had a 422246 yd edge and led 3111 before CM gained 125 yds on their fi nal 2 drives. BSt led 143 at half and 283 after 3Q s and rushed for 306 yards...tulsa had a 2612 FD edge vs Memphis, 233 yds rushing and 214 passing while Memphis had 207 total yards. TU led 207 at half but scored TD s on their fi rst 3 poss of the 2H to break it open 417 and added a TD with 2:57 left for the 487 fi nal...north Texas had 2113 FD 371358 yd edges. There were 2 crucial plays in the game. NT trailing 70 had a 3&1 at the UL32 when they fmbl d and it was ret d for a TD by UL and NT trailed 140. It was 2114 at the half. Trailing 2814, NT went 72/11pl for a TD with 8:53 left then forced a punt with 4:54 left. NT drove 91/12pl and got the apparent tying TD with :31 left but UL blk d the xp and rec d the onside kick and won by 1...Georgia s AJ Green ret d from his 4 game suspension and had a big game with 7 rec for 117 yds incl 2 TD s, with one of them being spectacular. Unfortunately the altitude and lack of PT had him cramping up in the 2H and after hauling in a 50 yd rec on the 3rd snap of the 2H he did not catch another pass. Georgia settled for a 33 and 20 yd FG s in the game and missed a 41 yd FG. Colorado settled for a 38 yd FG but roughing the K late 3Q gave them a FD and on the next play they got a 10 yd TD run for a 2924 lead. CU missed a 52 yd FG with 3:37 left and UGA appeared on their way to a win. They had a FD at the CU27 with 1:56 left and CU used a timeout. CU LB Beatty blitzed and stripped RB King of the ball and CU rec d it at the 30, got 1 FD & took a knee. THE MOST UNIQUE POWER RATINGS IN THE COUNTRY These Power Play Forecasts are the most unique in the country because they are based on Northcoast Sports Private Power Ratings. Our ratings are unlike any computer rating, as we take into account all of the following: Strength of Opponents Individual Units (Rushing Offense and Defense, Passing Offense, & Defense, Scoring Offense and Defense, Garbage Yards, Weather, Injuries, Home Field Edge, and Successful Unbalanced Attacks). Here is how each is refl ected: Strength of Opponent: Our ratings do not just take the opposing team s overall power rating into account. For example, in 1992, Washington s defense vs the rush was rated at a 110 (From 1100). They faced Colorado and allowed 183 yds rushing and dropped 12 spots in the national rushing defense ratings. However, Power Plays took into account the potent Buffalo run attack and had forecasted the Huskies yielding 225 yds. Due to the fact they did better than the forecast, Power Plays raised their rating to 112 even though they slipped in the national (straight yardage) rankings. Another example was Michigan vs Purdue in 1989. Michigan held Purdue to just 45 yards rushing and improved their ratings in rushing defense in the national statistics. However, our ratings had them rated at a 102 and moved them down to 99, as they should have yielded just 32 yards to an impotent Purdue rush attack. Next time an announcer on TV tells you that a certain team is #3 in the country vs the run you better check Northcoast Sports Power Ratings and see how good a rush defense they really have! The top twenty ratings in Power Ratings for each offensive and defensive category will be listed in each week s issue of Power Plays. Garbage yards: These are yards that a team gains or allows in the final minutes of a game when it has been decided. For example, Team A is ahead 630 and allows 93 yards passing for a TD vs its fourth string defense. These yards are counted into national ratings, but not in Northcoast Sports Power Ratings! Weather: If a game is played in miserable weather conditions and is low scoring, the straight statistics credit the defense with outstanding performances. Our Power Ratings refl ect the conditions and do not give excess credit to the defenses. Injuries: When South Carolina played NC State in 1989, South Carolina QB Todd Ellis was injured on the third play of the game. His backup, who had seen very little action all year, was not prepared and hit on just 4 of 13 passes for 65 yards. The offensive coordinator did not risk any passes. In the national statistics NC State s pass defense MOVED UP 14 NOTCHES. In Phil s Power Ratings they stayed the same, as the low yardage WAS NOT reflective of an outstanding performance by the defense. Home Field Edges: The weekly projection of yards and points is weighted with the home fi eld factored in. Successful Unbalanced Attacks: In 1989, Ohio St was held to 127 yards passing vs Northwestern. This dropped OSU in the national passing offense ratings & RAISED the Wildcats in the pass defense ratings. In our ratings the two units remained rated the same. Why? OSU rushed for 456 yards & DID NOT HAVE TO PASS & when they did they hit 9 of 11 passes, which is VERY effective. While Northwestern s pass defense looked good in the national ratings, only Northcoast Sports Power Ratings refl ected the TRUTH! There you have it. More than just numbers, THESE RATINGS REFLECT the true strength of each unit and allow them to have the most accurate forecast of yards gained and points allowed in the country! No other rating system takes into account all the previous factors. Next time you hear that a team is rated third in the country in pass defense, just remember, yards are not everything and Northcoast Sports Power Plays will show you how strong the team really is. NORTHCOAST SPORTS PLUS OR MINUS POWER RATINGS The Power Ratings listed below are not based on the Power Plays, they are based on last year s final computer power rating numbers with the pluses and minuses from the off season changes factored in. They are then adjusted during the course of the season based on the final score of the games that are played on a weekly basis. 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ACC Florida St Miami, Fl 136 136 Virginia Tech 135 North Carolina NC State 128 127 Clemson Georgia Tech 124 122 Maryland Boston College 119 117 Virginia Wake Forest 116 115 Duke 109 CONFERENCE USA Houston 120 S Mississippi 118 SMU 117 UCF 117 Tulsa 114 East Carolina 113 UAB 111 UTEP 109 Rice 105 Marshall 105 Tulane 101 Memphis 100 BIG EAST West Virginia Connecticut 126 124 South Florida Pittsburgh 122 121 Cincinnati Syracuse 121 120 Rutgers Louisville 118 113 INDEPENDENT Notre Dame 127 Navy 123 Army 114 SUN BELT Troy St Mid Tennessee 113 112 FIU Arkansas St 105 104 Florida Atlantic North Texas 103 102 LouisianaLft W Kentucky 101 101 UL Monroe 94 MAC Temple 122 N Illinois 119 Cent Michigan 113 Toledo 112 Miami, Oh 108 Kent St 108 Ball St 108 Ohio 107 Buffalo 106 Bowling Green 105 West Michigan 99 East Michigan 94 Akron 93 WAC Boise St 147 Nevada Louisiana Tech 131 116 Fresno St Utah St 115 113 Idaho Hawaii 113 110 San Jose St New Mexico St 93 92 2 PAC10 Oregon 145 Stanford 140 Arizona 131 Oregon St 128 California 127 Washington 127 USC 124 Arizona St 124 UCLA 122 Washington St 101 BIG TEN Ohio St Iowa 141 138 Penn St Michigan 129 127 Wisconsin Michigan St 126 125 Northwestern Illinois 122 120 Purdue 113 Indiana Minnesota 112 111 SEC Alabama 151 Arkansas 138 Florida 137 Auburn 134 LSU 132 South Carolina 132 Miss St 130 Georgia 127 Tennessee 120 Kentucky 119 Mississippi 118 Vanderbilt 116 BIG 12 Nebraska Oklahoma 142 137 Texas Texas A&M 131 125 Colorado Missouri 124 124 Texas Tech Oklahoma St 123 123 Baylor 123 Iowa St Kansas St 122 118 Kansas 110 MOUNTAIN WEST TCU 139 Utah 134 Air Force 129 San Diego St 119 BYU 115 Wyoming 113 UNLV 109 Colorado St 104 New Mexico 92

WEEKLY MATCHUP STAT COMPARISON TEAM PPG Off Rush Off Rush Off Pass Off PPG Def Rush Def Rush Def Pass Def Off Avg YPG YPC YPG Comp % Def Avg YPG YPC YPG Comp% A Nebraska 56.0 384.0 7.1 150.0 63.6 21.0 176.0 4.5 70.0 20.0 H Kansas St 32.0 199.7 5.0 181.0 63.6 19.7 203.7 4.7 164.3 43.0 A Connecticut 13.0 189.0 5.3 177.5 47.9 30.0 240.5 5.0 174.0 70.5 H Rutgers 19.3 167.7 4.2 172.0 49.4 11.3 51.0 1.9 181.0 60.9 A Oklahoma St H Louisiana 22.5 184.0 4.1 214.0 54.5 29.0 117.5 4.4 322.5 56.1 A Minnesota 24.0 281.0 4.2 150.0 58.8 17.0 146.0 6.6 172.0 72.2 H Wisconsin 39.0 253.7 5.7 233.3 77.1 12.0 88.3 3.3 192.3 63.4 A Syracuse 24.5 157.0 4.1 226.5 56.3 22.0 115.0 4.0 201.5 52.2 H USF 38.0 180.7 4.7 198.3 67.2 9.7 100.7 2.8 158.0 54.8 A Illinois 13.0 200.0 4.9 81.0 39.1 23.0 98.0 3.4 281.0 70.8 H Penn St 30.0 167.3 4.4 227.3 64.4 9.0 96.3 3.2 134.7 61.3 A Indiana 38.0 100.0 3.2 366.0 76.2 21.0 144.0 4.6 144.0 65.0 H Ohio St 49.3 240.3 5.6 266.5 66.1 14.5 70.8 2.6 169.3 52.9 A Michigan St 30.0 225.0 5.6 142.0 52.9 17.0 45.0 1.3 256.0 64.9 H Michigan 45.7 346.7 6.5 226.7 83.9 22.7 135.3 3.9 225.3 60.2 A Memphis 15.7 95.3 2.9 217.3 65.6 38.0 162.3 4.5 265.0 65.3 H Louisville 19.5 179.5 5.4 173.0 55.8 18.0 161.0 4.5 187.0 58.0 A Miami, Oh 12.5 37.0 1.3 226.5 64.1 42.5 179.0 5.2 173.0 70.8 H Cincinnati 34.5 208.5 5.5 215.0 61.8 19.0 95.0 2.6 266.5 65.9 A Boston College H NC State 36.0 143.0 4.1 348.7 56.7 22.3 159.0 4.8 178.7 56.2 A Clemson 24.0 187.0 4.0 220.0 58.8 27.0 221.0 4.7 203.0 50.0 H North Carolina 33.0 203.0 5.2 195.0 70.6 23.5 218.0 5.5 179.5 66.1 A Virginia 14.0 150.0 4.2 190.0 47.2 17.0 127.0 3.8 202.0 57.1 H Georgia Tech 34.5 309.5 6.0 64.0 26.9 27.5 168.5 4.3 231.0 59.1 A Temple 27.5 206.0 6.1 98.5 44.4 28.5 225.5 4.4 173.5 60.0 H Northern Illinois 23.0 364.0 7.4 146.0 56.0 17.0 67.0 2.2 267.0 58.1 A Navy 19.0 306.0 5.0 131.7 47.6 18.0 235.7 5.9 115.0 69.1 H Wake Forest 42.3 268.3 5.5 157.3 46.5 28.3 136.0 3.7 260.0 58.9 A UNLV 8.5 80.5 2.1 172.5 48.1 34.0 126.5 3.8 208.5 59.6 H West Virginia 31.0 192.0 4.1 243.5 67.7 8.5 27.0 0.9 174.0 52.9 A Western Michigan 14.0 85.0 2.7 238.0 56.6 38.0 297.0 8.0 186.0 59.1 H Ball St 25.0 194.0 4.4 139.0 58.3 18.5 122.0 4.3 194.0 64.3 A Tennessee 14.0 97.0 2.6 120.0 52.2 16.0 217.0 6.0 217.0 57.6 H Georgia 39.5 161.5 4.1 223.0 58.6 19.0 33.5 1.3 247.0 50.9 A Eastern Michigan 20.5 53.0 1.7 232.0 54.8 50.5 261.5 6.7 233.5 72.4 H Vanderbilt 12.0 128.5 3.7 155.0 55.1 25.0 211.5 4.4 167.0 66.7 A Utah 56.0 180.0 5.1 248.0 87.0 14.0 69.0 1.9 161.0 51.4 H Iowa St 35.3 168.7 4.1 182.7 67.0 16.0 144.3 4.2 214.7 59.6 A Colorado 15.5 94.0 2.4 179.0 59.3 27.5 104.0 3.4 196.5 68.4 H Missouri 42.7 172.7 5.5 276.3 68.1 14.3 128.3 3.9 205.3 60.6 A Central Michigan 29.0 129.3 3.8 300.0 68.3 19.0 113.0 2.9 237.7 66.7 H Virginia Tech 32.5 243.5 5.7 161.5 56.3 24.0 112.0 3.2 186.0 67.3 A Bowling Green 22.7 66.7 2.6 244.0 61.4 42.7 289.7 6.2 291.0 67.5 H Ohio 23.0 138.0 3.7 119.0 55.6 15.0 161.0 3.3 55.0 54.2 A East Carolina 22.0 87.0 3.8 267.0 66.7 45.5 256.0 5.9 190.0 61.9 H Southern Miss 35.3 220.0 5.1 177.0 64.2 13.0 85.0 2.7 136.7 53.5 A Colorado St 6.3 42.7 1.7 231.7 67.0 35.3 186.3 4.7 226.0 72.5 H Air Force 38.0 379.3 6.4 110.0 53.1 13.7 164.0 4.2 146.7 47.5 A Akron 15.0 113.5 3.4 140.0 41.2 41.0 187.0 5.6 298.0 71.4 H Kent St 41.0 137.0 3.5 275.0 68.6 10.0 65.0 3.0 258.0 63.8 A Alabama 43.0 271.0 7.3 254.0 67.3 16.5 104.5 3.7 257.5 55.0 H South Carolina 32.0 196.3 4.6 194.7 68.1 12.7 57.0 2.2 271.7 64.9 A LSU 28.5 221.0 5.1 131.5 57.1 13.5 44.5 1.4 241.0 58.1 H Florida 40.0 183.0 5.4 191.0 65.2 13.3 116.3 3.9 181.7 49.1 A Wyoming 13.5 75.5 2.0 186.0 60.0 24.5 178.5 5.4 203.0 51.4 H TCU 53.5 280.5 6.3 224.5 81.8 8.5 95.5 2.9 111.0 56.8 A Arizona St 23.5 164.5 4.2 206.5 56.5 25.5 179.5 4.9 248.5 69.8 H Washington 31.0 175.5 4.9 181.0 51.9 38.0 248.0 5.8 187.0 54.2 A UCLA 28.0 226.5 4.9 73.5 40.0 21.5 199.0 5.2 163.5 67.7 H California 52.0 194.5 4.7 242.0 67.3 5.0 43.5 1.4 116.5 45.8 A Pittsburgh 24.0 82.0 2.3 184.0 57.1 27.0 122.0 4.5 283.0 58.3 H Notre Dame 20.3 119.0 3.9 295.7 57.0 25.7 185.7 4.8 234.0 64.9 A Army 33.0 278.5 4.6 75.0 52.9 24.0 198.0 5.3 146.0 53.8 H Tulane 20.0 108.5 3.1 173.5 68.4 24.0 78.0 2.4 242.0 57.9 A Baylor 20.0 143.5 4.6 216.0 62.1 29.0 191.5 4.8 235.5 78.7 H Texas Tech 24.5 29.0 1.2 258.5 61.8 25.5 101.0 2.9 222.5 56.8 A Texas A&M 35.0 126.0 2.9 409.0 64.5 38.0 67.0 2.6 284.0 66.7 H Arkansas 31.7 117.7 4.5 362.0 68.5 11.3 142.3 3.6 125.3 55.9 A Florida St 25.5 189.5 5.1 197.0 49.2 30.5 59.0 1.8 336.5 65.4 H Miami, Fl 45.0 155.0 4.3 250.0 73.1 0.0 52.0 1.3 58.0 45.5 A Florida St 25.5 189.5 5.1 197.0 49.2 30.5 59.0 1.8 336.5 65.4 H Miami, Fl 45.0 155.0 4.3 250.0 73.1 0.0 52.0 1.3 58.0 45.5 A Utah St 15.5 106.0 2.7 235.0 44.9 36.0 170.0 4.1 288.5 56.7 H Louisiana Tech 17.5 100.5 3.5 256.5 64.6 25.0 244.5 4.3 226.0 57.7 A San Jose St 6.7 77.7 2.9 140.7 61.9 43.7 250.7 6.0 218.7 72.0 H Nevada 50.7 302.0 6.5 258.3 69.8 20.3 155.0 5.2 247.0 59.3 A San Diego St 32.5 247.0 6.8 254.5 46.0 24.0 97.0 3.7 287.0 52.9 H BYU 18.0 118.5 4.1 245.5 56.5 22.0 183.5 4.4 231.0 55.4 A Oregon 45.0 182.0 4.6 231.5 56.3 22.0 194.5 4.8 270.0 54.2 H Washington St 19.5 89.5 2.9 230.0 62.9 36.0 202.5 5.9 307.0 66.7 A Oregon St 22.5 74.0 2.6 170.0 42.3 33.5 228.0 5.1 235.5 67.3 H Arizona 32.0 127.3 4.2 264.0 69.6 14.0 105.7 2.9 141.7 47.3 A Auburn 17.0 190.0 4.1 158.0 57.1 14.0 117.0 3.5 129.0 45.7 H Kentucky 55.0 248.0 6.0 265.0 77.4 19.0 127.0 3.6 101.0 35.9 A Purdue 12.0 102.0 3.2 220.0 73.8 23.0 153.0 4.3 205.0 73.1 H Northwestern 33.5 156.0 3.2 275.5 77.2 14.0 84.0 3.2 259.0 62.7 A Mississippi St 7.0 152.0 3.5 115.0 55.6 29.0 167.0 4.3 95.0 62.5 H Houston 54.7 211.3 5.8 289.3 71.6 25.0 128.3 3.5 243.7 51.6 A New Mexico 5.0 69.5 2.0 129.5 43.5 58.5 277.0 5.7 290.5 64.5 H New Mexico St 10.5 111.5 3.3 156.0 44.6 50.0 271.5 6.9 314.5 56.7 A USC 43.7 214.3 5.7 266.0 68.3 24.3 91.7 3.0 313.7 57.1 H Stanford 60.0 258.0 6.8 274.0 71.2 20.5 130.5 3.1 94.5 48.9 A Toledo 29.3 122.0 2.9 164.0 68.6 19.0 93.0 2.9 230.0 61.9 H Boise St 37.0 178.0 4.9 296.0 71.4 24.0 75.0 2.3 158.0 46.2 A Tulsa 41.7 204.0 4.6 280.7 63.3 41.0 142.7 4.1 346.3 61.5 H SMU 29.0 193.0 6.2 207.7 50.5 23.0 121.3 3.4 207.3 53.5 A Rice 24.5 97.5 2.4 188.0 52.9 32.5 160.0 4.2 234.0 55.4 H UTEP 29.7 200.0 5.7 215.3 55.9 11.0 105.3 3.5 182.0 59.2 A Hawaii 22.0 8.5 0.7 336.5 65.8 29.5 251.0 4.3 129.0 71.9 H Fresno St 33.0 151.0 4.3 226.5 73.2 15.5 109.0 2.7 118.5 56.3 A Arkansas St 26.0 91.3 2.7 332.7 57.8 39.3 265.0 6.0 258.0 56.0 H North Texas 29.0 155.5 4.1 243.5 61.1 30.0 73.5 2.3 277.5 50.8 A WKU 16.7 151.3 4.4 147.7 52.6 45.3 239.7 5.9 193.3 72.9 H FIU 14.0 167.0 4.6 204.0 53.1 19.0 76.0 2.0 96.0 50.0 A Florida Atlantic 17.3 70.0 2.1 215.3 64.0 30.7 235.3 6.1 125.3 57.1 H ULM 21.0 114.0 2.2 249.0 67.6 20.0 54.0 2.3 212.0 48.8 A UCF 18.5 205.0 4.5 111.0 51.1 13.5 109.5 2.7 189.5 48.1 H Marshall 17.0 93.7 4.0 158.0 50.0 43.3 195.3 4.4 235.0 65.2 Listed below are Northcoast Sports Power Play Rankings. These Power Play Rankings are unique. Our rankings are unlike any computer ranking, as we take into account all the following: Strength of Opponents, Individual Units (Rushing Offense, Rushing Defense, Passing Offense, and Passing Defense) Garbage Yards, Weather, Injuries, Home Field Edges, and successful Unbalanced Attacks. Regular rankings based solely on numbers DO NOT take into account these factors. RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE 1 Hawaii 1 Oregon 1 Iowa 1 Texas 1 Alabama 2 Arkansas 2 Stanford 2 Miami, Fl 2 Nebraska 2 Miami, Fl 3 Texas Tech 3 Boise St 3 Ohio St 3 TCU 3 Iowa 4 Houston 4 Nevada 4 Boise St 4 Boise St 4 Nebraska 5 Oklahoma 5 Michigan 5 West Virginia 5 Alabama 5 Florida 6 Boise St 6 Ohio St 6 Arizona St 6 Florida 6 LSU 7 Indiana 7 Alabama 7 LSU 7 Miami, Fl 7 Penn St 8 NC State 8 Auburn 8 Florida 8 Air Force 8 Mississippi St 9 Texas A&M 9 TCU 9 Florida St 9 Mississippi St 9 Arizona 10 Troy 10 Utah 10 Boston College 10 Arizona 10 TCU 11 Duke 11 Connecticut 11 Penn St 11 Clemson 11 S Carolina 12 Idaho 12 Houston 12 Mississippi St 12 Georgia 12 Florida St 13 San Diego St 13 Miami, Fl 13 Alabama 13 San Jose St 13 Ohio St 14 Notre Dame 14 Arkansas 14 Pittsburgh 14 Fresno St 14 Boise St 15 Miami, Fl 15 Texas Tech 15 UCF 15 Penn St 15 West Virginia 16 Baylor 16 Florida St 16 California 16 Ohio St 16 Oregon 17 Oklahoma St 17 Virginia Tech 17 Arizona 17 Army 17 Arkansas 18 Stanford 18 Oklahoma 18 Notre Dame 18 Kentucky 18 Virginia Tech 19 Washington 19 Florida 19 Mississippi 19 Stanford 19 Texas 20 Arizona St 20 NC State 20 Auburn 20 FAU 20 Oklahoma 1 Oregon 2 Nevada 3 Air Force 4 Georgia Tech 5 Michigan 6 Navy 7 TCU 8 Alabama 9 Auburn 10 Virginia Tech 11 Ohio St 12 Wisconsin 13 Army 14 Nebraska 15 UCLA 16 Florida St 17 Stanford 18 N Illinois 19 Washington 20 Illinois RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE 101 UCF 101 North Texas 101 Minnesota 101 Nevada 101 Memphis 102 Ohio 102 WKU 102 San Jose St 102 Temple 102 FIU 103 WKU 103 Kent St 103 E Carolina 103 Louisiana 103 W Michigan 104 N Illinois 104 LA Tech 104 Iowa St 104 Minnesota 104 Houston 105 Kansas St 105 W Michigan 105 Hawaii 105 Tennessee 105 Minnesota 106 LSU 106 BYU 106 Indiana 106 North Texas 106 Arkansas St 107 Temple 107 Buffalo 107 WKU 107 ULM 107 Marshall 108 N Mexico St 108 Louisiana 108 UNLV 108 Indiana 108 Troy 109 UCLA 109 Wyoming 109 Tulane 109 Arkansas St 109 Rice 110 Memphis 110 Tulane 110 Vanderbilt 110 Washington St 110 ULM 111 Wake Forest 111 Rutgers 111 FIU 111 Rice 111 Duke 112 Vanderbilt 112 FAU 112 FAU 112 Tulsa 112 Louisiana 113 San Jose St 113 Ohio 113 Houston 113 Cincinnati 113 Bowling Green 114 Miss St 114 New Mexico 114 UTEP 114 Mississippi 114 East Carolina 115 Akron 115 Colorado St 115 Wyoming 115 New Mexico 115 WKU 116 Ball St 116 ULM 116 Arkansas St 116 Maryland 116 Washington St 117 Georgia Tech 117 Akron 117 Bowling Green 117 Michigan 117 Akron 118 Navy 118 Memphis 118 Washington St 118 LA Tech 118 N Mexico St 119 Air Force 119 N Mexico St 119 N Mexico St 119 Akron 119 New Mexico 120 Army 120 San Jose St 120 E Michigan 120 Troy 120 E Michigan 101 UNLV 102 E Carolina 103 Duke 104 Ohio 105 ULM 106 Idaho 107 Texas Tech 108 Louisiana 109 LA Tech 110 FAU 111 Indiana 112 Wyoming 113 Tulane 114 Colorado St 115 New Mexico 116 Miami, Oh 117 San Jose St 118 W Michigan 119 Bowling Green 120 Hawaii 2010 TOUGHEST OPPONENT UNITS FACED WHAT ARE THE TOUGHEST OPPONENT RANKINGS? These rankings go far beyond the NCAA s straight statistical ranking of each team. For example last year Bowling Green ranked #3 in the NCAA avg 40.8 ppg, but ranked #39 in our scoring off rankings. However they faced the #114th schedule of scoring defenses. As you can see, the NCAA s statistical rankings can be misleading. In the upcoming weeks we ll provide examples of this year s statistical disparities. These are the current rankings for this year. Here are the teams that have taken on the toughest & easiest schedules. RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES 1 BYU 1 Oklahoma St 1 Oregon St 1 Oregon St 1 Wyoming 1 Washington 2 Temple 2 N Mexico St 2 BYU 2 Vanderbilt 2 Florida 2 Oregon St 3 Tennessee 3 Oregon St 3 Notre Dame 3 Washington 3 Georgia 3 Notre Dame 4 Ohio 4 Colorado 4 UCLA 4 Notre Dame 4 Oregon St 4 Georgia 5 FAU 5 Alabama 5 S Carolina 5 Temple 5 E Michigan 5 Marshall 6 Oregon St 6 Texas 6 Alabama 6 FIU 6 Marshall 6 Temple 7 UNLV 7 Rice 7 Illinois 7 Virginia 7 WKU 7 LSU 8 Illinois 8 Clemson 8 Stanford 8 Illinois 8 Washington 8 Miami, Fl 9 Miami, Fl 9 UCLA 9 Washington 9 Washington St 9 Iowa 9 FIU 10 WKU 10 Georgia 10 Virginia Tech 10 LSU 10 Oklahoma 10 Auburn 11 Oklahoma 11 Texas A&M 11 WKU 11 Marshall 11 Miami, Oh 11 Iowa 12 Florida 12 UAB 12 Florida 12 Penn St 12 N Mexico St 12 Vanderbilt 13 S Carolina 13 ULM 13 Colorado St 13 E Michigan 13 Arkansas 13 Washington St 14 Washington 14 New Mexico 14 Wake Forest 14 Tennessee 14 Colorado St 14 Penn St 15 Wake Forest 15 Bowling Green 15 UNLV 15 Colorado 15 Texas 15 Duke 16 Arizona St 16 USC 16 Oklahoma 16 Georgia 16 Duke 16 Iowa St 17 N Carolina 17 Army 17 Arizona St 17 Virginia Tech 17 New Mexico 17 Florida 18 Notre Dame 18 Arkansas St 18 Wyoming 18 Auburn 18 San Jose St 18 Alabama 19 Stanford 19 Notre Dame 19 Vanderbilt 19 S Carolina 19 Utah St 19 E Michigan 20 E Carolina 20 Utah St 20 Oklahoma St 20 California 20 Tennessee 20 WKU RUSH PASS SCORING RUSH PASS SCORING OFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES DEFENSES 106 S Miss 107 Ball St 108 Toledo 109 USF 110 Texas Tech 111 Tulane 112 Kent St 113 UAB 114 Idaho 115 TCU 116 Houston 117 Tulsa 118 Rutgers 119 Texas A&M 120 UTEP 106 Ohio 107 Kansas 108 Connecticut 109 Duke 110 Mississippi 111 Syracuse 112 NC State 113 Mid Tenn 114 San Diego St 115 C Michigan 116 West Virginia 117 Navy 118 Indiana 119 Maryland 120 Temple 3 106 Connecticut 107 USF 108 N Illinois 109 Utah 110 Hawaii 111 Maryland 112 Idaho 113 San Diego St 114 Tulsa 115 Rutgers 116 Syracuse 117 C Michigan 118 Mid Tenn 119 UTEP 120 Houston 106 Troy 107 Mid Tenn 108 Tulsa 109 Maryland 110 C Michigan 111 USF 112 Army 113 Mississippi 114 Syracuse 115 Nebraska 116 Indiana 117 Rutgers 118 San Diego St 119 UTEP 120 Houston 106 Nebraska 107 Ball St 108 ULM 109 Bowling Green 110 Missouri 111 Minnesota 112 Northwestern 113 UCF 114 Memphis 115 Indiana 116 W Michigan 117 N Illinois 118 Virginia 119 UTEP 120 Mid Tenn 106 Maryland 107 Syracuse 108 Memphis 109 Nebraska 110 Tulsa 111 Wisconsin 112 Army 113 Rutgers 114 Ohio 115 San Diego St 116 Houston 117 W Michigan 118 Mid Tenn 119 Indiana 120 UTEP

NOTE: Power Plays PP COLLEGE FOOTBALL OCTOBER 79, 2010 Welcome to this week s issue of Power Plays. The Power Plays Newsletter consists of forecasts that are made by a special Power Plays rating system. This is a system developed many years ago and we regard it very highly. In our final analysis of the plays the Power Plays forecast takes up anywhere from 25 to 30% of our total analysis. You will see in the Power Plays Newsletter in the writeups that we agree with the majority of the Power Plays forecasts. However, there are times when we will disagree with the Power Plays forecast. We want to make it clear that this is the Power Plays Newsletter and these forecasts are based purely on the power ratings. You should never use just one method, system or angle to determine your handicapping. The times that we disagree with the Power Plays Newsletter we will clearly note it. If the Power Plays rating is strong enough to be a 4! Play, yet we are on the other side of the game, we will clearly state that we like the other side of the game. With all that said here are this week s Power Plays Selections. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th NEBRASKA 243 135 29 2.6 " KANSAS ST 202 95 18 2.5 NO PLAY: NEBRASKA 29 KANSAS ST 18 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th CONNECTICUT 155 178 31 2.8 RUTGERS 106 203 18 2.1 "" NO PLAY: CONNECTICUT 31 RUTGERS 18 OKLAHOMA ST 130 288 42 3.1 "" LOUISIANA 111 253 21 3.2 NO PLAY: OKLAHOMA ST 42 LOUISIANA 21 Marquee Plays Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday! Get Marquee Winners on the Private Play Hotline after 3:00 pm ET on game day. Call 19004389467 and pay $15 or save by using your Northcoast Debit Card for $9. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th MINNESOTA 115 190 20 2.0 WISCONSIN 280 245 42 2.0 UM is 29 SU and 38 ATS vs UW but PP calls this close to the line giving UW a 525305 yd edge. NO PLAY: WISCONSIN 42 MINNESOTA 20 SYRACUSE 108 170 20 2.2 " USF 172 210 25 2.3 USF is now 50 SU & ATS in this series and we won 5! s on USF in 07 and again in 09 over Syr. PP says USF will win by 5 (line 10), but we disagree with PP and like USF again TY. NO PLAY: USF 25 SYRACUSE 20 ILLINOIS 144 138 14 2.0 PENN ST 182 243 21 2.1 IL has never won at State College going 06 SU with an avg score of 2914. Both are off tough B10 losses and PP predicts Penn St will win by 7 (line 8 ) but we disagree with PP and like Penn St. NO PLAY: PENN ST 21 ILLINOIS 14 INDIANA 14 243 16 2.4 OHIO ST 292 283 48 1.3 OSU is 71 ATS and has outrushed IU on avg 244 (5.8)27 (0.9) in the L6. PP says OSU will once again rule the line of scrimm with a 29214 yd rush edge and a 32 pt win (line 24). 4! OHIO ST 48 INDIANA 16 MICHIGAN ST 168 270 31 2.4 " MICHIGAN 257 265 37 2.0 Both tms come in 50 and MSU has won the L2 in this rivalry. PP calls for UM to break the streak with a 6 pt win (line 4) and a 522438 yd edge. NO PLAY: MICHIGAN 37 MICHIGAN ST 31 MEMPHIS 133 120 14 2.7 LOUISVILLE 192 270 34 1.9 UL is 112 SU vs former CUSA foe Memphis but only 25 ATS recently. PP calls for UL to win by 20 (line 15) but with a massive 462253 yd edge which has us calling this as a 3!. 3! LOUISVILLE 34 MEMPHIS 14 MIAMI, OH 43 270 19 2.3 CINCINNATI 152 275 35 1.9 """ UC has won 5 of the L6 including 4 consecutive (31 ATS) in the Battle of the Victory Bell. PP calls for UC to win by 16 with a 427313 yd edge. 2! CINCINNATI 35 MIAMI, OH 19 BOSTON COLLEGE 116 180 21 2.9 NC STATE 84 320 31 2.6 NCSt HC O Brien faces his former tm and is 03 SU (12 ATS) being outgained by 126 ypg vs BC the L3Y. PP calls for NCSt to win by 10 which is right at the line. NO PLAY: NC STATE 31 BOSTON COLLEGE 21 CLEMSON 170 183 26 3.2 "" NORTH CAROLINA 171 203 24 2.6 CU has won 5 of the L6 SU in this series but NC is 63 ATS since 96. PP calls for CU to win by 2 and NC opened as a 1 pt favorite. We disagree with PP and like NC. NO PLAY: CLEMSON 26 NORTH CAROLINA 24 VIRGINIA 113 165 21 2.6 GEORGIA TECH 302 115 28 1.8 " Former UVA HC Groh is now GT s DC and the HT is 123 SU and 93 ATS in this series. PP says that GT will win by 7 with a 417278 yd edge but that is close to the line. NO PLAY: GEORGIA TECH 28 VIRGINIA 21 TEMPLE 183 145 29 1.7 " NORTHERN ILLINOIS 207 210 28 2.1 Temple is 114 ATS on the road and NI is just 47 ATS as a HF under Kill. PP calls for Temple to pull the outright upset (+3 ) and we agree. 4! TEMPLE (+) 29 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 28 (if +3 or more) 4 NAVY 253 105 21 1.7 WAKE FOREST 212 135 22 2.4 "" WF HC Grobe knows the option and faced the exact same version LW (4 pt loss to GT). PP calls for WF to grab the outright upset (+6) and the ydg forecast is almost even. 4! WAKE FOREST (+) 22 NAVY 21 UNLV 42 153 11 2.2 WEST VIRGINIA 239 208 33 2.3 """ UNLV makes a rare trip east and WV has their BE opener on deck vs USF on Thurs. PP calls for WV to win by 22 (line 28) with a 447195 yd edge and WV may have some lookahead. 4! UNLV (+) 11 WEST VIRGINIA 33 WESTERN MICHIGAN 88 238 18 3.7 BALL ST 208 163 28 2.3 "" BSU has won 3 in a row SU & ATS in this series. PP calls for BSU to win by 10 (line 6 ) with a 371 326 yd edge, but we disagree and lean with WM plus the pts. NO PLAY: BALL ST 28 W MICHIGAN 18 TENNESSEE 87 153 17 2.1 GEORGIA 184 313 32 2.1 """" Visitor is 63 ATS and UT has covered 4 in a row including a 4519 whipping LY. PP calls for UGA to win by 15 (line 10 ) and the Dawgs are desperate for a win at 14 and playing with legitimate revenge. 4! GEORGIA 32 TENNESSEE 17 EASTERN MICHIGAN 178 163 18 2.4 VANDERBILT 283 168 39 1.4 "" VU is just 27 ATS vs MAC teams and just 615 ATS as a HF. PP calls for VU to win by 21 (line 24) with a 451341 yd edge. 3! E MICHIGAN (+) 18 VANDERBILT 39 UTAH 200 208 33 2.5 " IOWA ST 166 178 27 1.7 Utah is 04 SU vs ISU but the last meeting was in 1976. ISU is in a B12 sandwich and PP calls for a 6 pt win by Utah but that is right around the line. NO PLAY: UTAH 33 IOWA ST 27 COLORADO 148 190 19 3.4 MISSOURI 147 260 31 2.4 " MU is 30 SU & ATS vs CU winning by an avg of 509 while outgaining CU by an avg of 496190. PP calls it a little closer this year with a 12 pt win by MU and a 407338 yd edge but that s right at the line. NO PLAY: MISSOURI 31 COLORADO 19 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 70 215 11 3.0 VIRGINIA TECH 265 240 40 1.4 " CM is 05 SU and 14 ATS vs current ACC tms while VT is 411 ATS vs MAC tms with 5 shutouts winning by an avg of 371. PP calls for a 29 pt win (line 23 ) with a 505285 yd edge. 3! VIRGINIA TECH 40 C MICHIGAN 11 BOWLING GREEN 36 185 17 3.1 OHIO 199 195 27 3.4 """ BG has won 6 of the L8 SU and ATS and is 40 SU & ATS in Athens. PP calls for Ohio to win by 10 (line 7 ) with a 394221 yd edge. 3! OHIO 27 BOWLING GREEN 17 EAST CAROLINA 68 220 23 2.7 SOUTHERN MISS 212 245 36 2.1 "" The HT is just 38 ATS in this series but SM is on an 81 ATS run. PP predicts that SM will keep rolling with a 13 pt win (line 9 ) and a 457288 yd edge. 4! SOUTHERN MISS 36 EAST CAROLINA 23 (if 10 or less) COLORADO ST 83 155 7 3.0 AIR FORCE 337 135 29 1.0 "" The visitor is just 39 ATS in this series and AF is 113 ATS in MWC home gms. PP calls for AF to win by 22 with a 472238 yd edge but that is right around the line. NO PLAY: AIR FORCE 29 COLORADO ST 7 AKRON 74 130 13 2.2 KENT ST 146 275 33 2.6 """ Battle for the Wagon Wheel as these rivals are just 11 miles apart. PP says that KSU will win by 20 (line 16 ) with a 421204 yd edge and we ll make this a 3!. 3! KENT ST 33 AKRON 13 ALABAMA 198 200 27 1.5 SOUTH CAROLINA 127 215 16 3.1 " AL began the toughest stretch in their schedule with a convincing 316 win over UF but now must face the next 7 foes who will all be off byes starting with SC this week. PP says that UA will win by 11 (line 8) with just a 398342 yd edge. The situation greatly favors SC in this one. NO PLAY: ALABAMA 27 SOUTH CAROLINA 16 LSU 114 78 14 2.8 FLORIDA 137 248 27 2.4 What happens when you match up a Florida defense that held Alabama to 240 yds under their ssn avg against an LSU offense avgeraging under 300 ypg the L10? A DOMINATING 385192 yd Gator edge. 4! FLORIDA 27 LSU 14

WYOMING 45 105 5 2.2 TCU 325 225 39 1.4 "" The forecast is a TCU domination with a 550150 yd edge. Style points are the question as 2 weeks ago TCU failed to cover vs SMU & dropped 11 pts in the AP poll & after LW s ATS L dropped 19 more. NO PLAY: TCU 39 WYOMING 5 ARIZONA ST 175 243 30 2.9 """ WASHINGTON 166 293 32 1.3 We expect a tight game and PP agrees. Slight yardage edge and TO edge to UW but a big ST edge to ASU. The Huskies have struggled in this series dropping 6 straight both SU & ATS. NO PLAY: WASHINGTON 32 ARIZONA ST 30 UCLA 172 113 20 2.9 """ CALIFORNIA 209 233 29 2.4 The forecasted score is close to the line but the yards certainly favor the Bears with a 442285 yd edge. Cal has covered 11 of 13 at home and has beaten this year s 2 opponents by a combined 10410. 3!#CALIFORNIA 29 UCLA 20 PITTSBURGH 138 175 19 2.0 NOTRE DAME 97 315 27 2.6 Pitt beat NH & FIU while losing to Mia & Utah and ND certainly falls into the second category. ND starting to show their talent on D as they improved 4 straight gms all g 532, 477, 405 & 270 LW. 4!#NOTRE DAME 27 (if 6 or less) PITTSBURGH 19 ARMY 274 50 26 1.6 "" TULANE 101 165 18 2.6 While it may not have been quite as big as Mardi Gras, Tulane certainly celebrated their upset win. TU is however 412 ATS off a SU win while Army is forecasted with a 324266 yd edge and will take care of business. 4.5!#ARMY 26 TULANE 18 BAYLOR 174 275 32 2.3 TEXAS TECH 121 330 31 2.6 " Can t be much more even than this. TT is projected with a 451449 yd edge while the forecast is for a 1 pt game. Baylor has dropped 14 straight to TT but PP certainly gives them hope here. 3! BAYLOR 32 (if dog) TEXAS TECH 31 TEXAS A&M 155 275 26 3.2 ARKANSAS 110 345 34 2.1 PP agrees with Vegas on this one. Ark won 4719 LY vs A&M but his one should be much closer. PP is calling for the Hogs to fi nish with a 455430 yd edge who come in off a bye and a disappointing home loss. NO PLAY: ARKANSAS 34 TEXAS A&M 26 FLORIDA ST 135 178 21 2.9 MIAMI, FL 121 303 29 2.6 We feel UM is the ACC s best team and PP agrees. The forecast is for UM to have a 424313 yd edge. FSU improved but the three 1A wins are vs. tms that have combined for a 28 record against 1A tms. 3! MIAMI, FL 29 FLORIDA ST 21 UTAH ST 175 235 26 2.5 LOUISIANA TECH 130 285 26 3.0 " PP likes this HD as LT is forecasted with a 415410 yd. Let s also add to the mix that USU is 17 as an AF in TEN seasons and is just 545 SU on the road. USU off biggest win ever after upsetting BYU? 3! LOUISIANA TECH 26 (+) UTAH ST 26 SAN JOSE ST 48 150 5 2.3 NEVADA 342 185 44 1.3 """ Nevada continues to roll along (527 ypg avg). PP has them exactly with that here as the forecast is for a 527198 yd edge. Nev is 204 ATS as a HF and have gone 20 at home TY covering by 23 ppg. NO PLAY: NEVADA 44 SAN JOSE ST 5 SAN DIEGO ST 153 235 27 2.0 BYU 112 255 17 2.0 " BYU has beaten SDSt 4 straight & 8 of 9 but let s not forget they had also beaten USU 10 straight. PP is backing the hot team that has covered all 4 by 15 ppg vs a BYU squad which has dropped 4 straight by 16 ppg ATS. 4! SAN DIEGO ST 27 BYU 17 OREGON 388 238 59 2.4 """ WASHINGTON ST 108 253 17 3.5 It s tough to get PP to forecast 59 pts on offense but the Ducks have done it. Not sure what s more impressive, the 57 ppg or the 569 ypg they avg. PP had them again LW and no reason to get off now. 3! OREGON 59 WASHINGTON ST 17 SIDES Wins N Mexico St 4 Florida St 3 Rutgers 4 N Illinois 3 Boston College 3 Tulane 3 E Michigan 3 Utah 3 Marshall 3 Virginia Tech 3 San Jose St 3 SIDES Losses TOTALS Overs BYU 4 E Carolina 4 Georgia 4 N Mexico 4 Kentucky 4 N Mexico 4 Oregon St 4 Oklahoma St 4 Rutgers 4 Bowling Green 3 Marshall 3 Michigan 3 Each week STREAKERS looks at current runs on both the ATS & Totals. A streak starts after 3 Wins/Losses/Overs/Unders so this section will start if any teams qualify during the fourth week of the season. Remember you can win many times during a streak and lose only once. N Illinois 3 SMU 3 UTEP 3 Washington 3 Wash St 3 TOTALS Unders BYU 5 LSU 4 Penn St 4 UCF 4 Ball St 3 Boston College 3 FAU 3 Florida St 3 Memphis 3 5 OREGON ST ARIZONA 120 146 163 248 20 27 1.5 2.4 "" Arizona is outgaining foes by 192 ypg while OSU is being outgained by 135 ypg this year. PP is calling for UA to have a 394283 yd edge. Wildcats are now 102 ATS at home vs P10 and hungry off a bye. NO PLAY: ARIZONA 27 OREGON ST 20 AUBURN 230 178 39 2.2 KENTUCKY 156 273 27 2.0 While a lot of teams may be avg 476 ypg, there are others like Aub that have also outgained their opponents by 143 ypg on the ssn. This is more impressive considering that they have faced Miss St, Clem & S Carolina. NO PLAY: AUBURN 29 KENTUCKY 27 PURDUE NORTHWESTERN 111 144 220 285 18 28 3.1 2.4 " The line opened at 10 and that s where PP pegs this games. Rough ssn for the Boilermakers already without their QB, top RB and top WR. NW is projected with 429331 yard edge. NO PLAY: NORTHWESTERN 28 PURDUE 18 MISSISSIPPI ST 183 135 27 3.0 "" HOUSTON 102 300 27 2.4 We disagree with this forecast as it s tough to adjust to not only losing a 2nd tm AA QB but his backup as well. Revenge for the Bulldogs as they lost LY as a 2.5 pt fav keeping them from a bowl. NO PLAY: MISSISSIPPI ST 27 HOUSTON 27 NEW MEXICO 164 185 28 2.5 NEW MEXICO ST 156 205 32 2.2 "" Not much for FB fans to root for in The Land of Enchantment. These teams are a combined 09 SU, 09 ATS and have lost by a combined 44898. NMSt is 02 as a fav the last 3 ssns for a reason. NO PLAY: NEW MEXICO ST 32 NEW MEXICO 28 USC 185 188 24 2.7 STANFORD 191 308 40 1.8 " Interested in watching this one as it s a true statement game. How will Stanford react to not only losing a 213 lead but losing the game by 21 pts LW? How will USC players react off another loss to Washington while also remembering a 5521 loss at home to these Cardinal LY? We ll pass. NO PLAY: STANFORD 40 USC 24 TOLEDO BOISE ST 52 223 125 360 11 47 3.6 2.0 """" While the forecasted score is near the line check out the yards. PP is calling for the Broncos to fi nish with a 583177 yd edge and Boise has gone 91 ATS as a fav of 22+. NO PLAY: BOISE ST 47 TOLEDO 11 TULSA 153 278 34 1.9 """ SMU 148 318 36 2.4 My how times have changed. Just 2 seasons ago Tulsa came in here as a 24.5 pt fav and is now the underdog. TU now playing at expected level after LW s 487 win (447207 yd edge) and an upset wouldn t surprise. 4.5! TULSA (+) 34 SMU 36 RICE 155 208 25 2.7 " UTEP 151 288 31 2.1 We re aware that Rice is a solid AD and UTEP has underachieved as a HF but we ll pass. UTEP is forecasted with a 439363 yd edge and now may fi nally have RB Buckram back (1594, 6.2, 18 TD s LY). NO PLAY: UTEP 31 RICE 25 HAWAII 57 313 28 1.9 FRESNO ST 174 198 34 2.3 "" PP thinks the Warriors can keep it close and we agree. Fresno is forecasted with only a 372370 yd edge. Let s not forget that Fresno is 061 ATS as a conf HF and the visitor is 50 ATS in this series. 1! HAWAII (+) 28 FRESNO ST 34 ARKANSAS ST NORTH TEXAS 134 221 240 265 26 28 2.2 2.3 NT has had a rough couple of weeks. First they lose both their 1st & 2nd string QB s then LW after LY s QB Dodge brings them back for the apparent tie, they get an xp blk d. Still with a 486374 yd edge here. 1! NORTH TEXAS 28 ARKANSAS ST 26 WKU FIU 184 166 140 260 25 34 2.6 2.1 New dynamic with the Panthers as a DD favorite for the fi rst time in their history. Last time here however they were a 7.5 point fav to WKU and outgained them 435180 in a 273 season fi nale win. 2! FIU 34 WKU 25 FAU ULM 111 164 230 185 23 20 2.2 2.5 " Not to hard to fi gure which side we like. PP is calling for the underdog to win by 3 with the yards almost even and with a turnover and special teams edge. It s the Owls in an upset! 4.5! FAU 23 ULM 20 UCF MARSHALL 145 101 178 198 28 19 1.6 2.2 """ Marshall hosts this CUSA matchup off a bye while UCF plays its second straight Wednesday. NO PLAY: UCF 28 MARSHALL 19

PRO FOOTBALL OCTOBER 10th & 11th, 2010 Just a quick note for our Power Plays Subscribers. Obviously this newsletter is based upon statistical numbers & rankings that are used to develop the projections you see here. As with all types statistical information the more numbers that one inputs ordinarily the stronger the accuracy of the results. Therefore, one would expect the projections to be more reliable after a number of weeks worth of stats are input. The numbers here are based upon how they fi nished last season with adjustments made due to personnel changes. Preseason statistics are not included in any of the projections as we do not feel they would accurately adjust the numbers. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10th DENVER 43 175 14 1.5 #24 BALTIMORE 133 235 24 1.4 #26 An angry BAL came out of their bye LW & crushed DEN 307 as a 3.5 pt HF. Both teams are off good wins with DEN beating TEN with a 4Q comeback bolstered by a 49 yd Def pass interference penalty. The Ravens snapped a 4 game road losing streak to PIT but are just 28 ATS afterwards. Both teams are having issues with balance offensively but BAL has the players on hand to correct while DEN is injury depleted at RB. PP gives the home team a 368218 yd edge but the fact BAL is 28 ATS after PIT keeps this from being a stronger play. 3! RAVENS 24 BRONCOS 14 JACKSONVILLE 151 165 17 1.9 #10 BUFFALO 125 193 22 2.7 #12 LW s results give some line value to the Bills but its hard to side with a team that s been held to 225 yds in 3 of 4 games. BUF is only avg 1.39 pts per drive which is dead last in the NFL. JAX upset the Colts at home LW by forcing 2 TO s inside the Jags 25 & hitting a 59 yd FG. PP calls for a very even game here in terms of yards but with the line likely to shift during the week we ll hold off until it solidifi es so No Play. NO PLAY: BILLS 22 JAGUARS 17 KANSAS CITY 150 170 20 1.8 #2 INDIANAPOLIS 96 373 27 1.0 #28 The Colts 1st 2 drives of the 2H vs JAX ended with TO s inside the Jags 25 which is what cost them the game LW. KC is 30 but their foes are a combined 39 right now. The Patriots West coaching staff is very familiar with how IND works & the bye week will help them in the fi lm room. PP calls for IND to have a 469320 yd edge but KC has the biggest special teams edge of the week. PP has this right around the line for now. The public is likely to jump on a team that is 511 ATS off a SU loss driving up the line so No Play. NO PLAY: COLTS 27 CHIEFS 20 ST LOUIS 85 205 17 1.1 #19 DETROIT 131 293 21 2.9 #7 A quarter thru the season its pretty surprising to see the Rams atop the NFC West. STL needed a fake FG to avoid the 2nd winless season in the modern NFL era LY vs DET. Bradford is a QB who the team feels can win games for them instead of just trying to avoid giving them away like LY. DET outplayed GB statistically LW (431261) but 13 penalties & settling for 4 FG s in the 2H cost them the game. PP calls for the Lions to get their 1st victory (424290 yd edge) but has this right around the line for a No Play. NO PLAY: LIONS 21 RAMS 17 ATLANTA 140 238 23 1.5 #18 CLEVELAND 109 228 17 2.7 #9 ATL needed a 4Q come from behind win at home vs SF after spotting them 14 pts. SF int d Ryan late in the 4Q & returned it 39 yds but had the ball punched out from the defender & recovered the fumble at their 7. ATL hit a 43 yd FG with 2 sec left for the win & now they have to travel vs a CLE team that is on a 911 ATS run. CLE has gone into the 4Q with the lead in each game TY but mistakes have them at 13. PP calls for a 41 yd diffference here & CLE does have Delhomme to help break down the Falcons defense. PP calls for ATL to get the win but CLE is a better team than LY & their record so this is a No Play. NO PLAY: FALCONS 23 BROWNS 17 TAMPA BAY 53 170 14 2.8 #11 CINCINNATI 138 258 25 1.6 #31 The problem with CIN after winning the AFC North LY is that they are held to a higher standard especially with the big name players on offense. It s taken longer than expected to get the chemistry together & Palmer fi nally showed some intensity in the 4Q LW after WR Shipley was laid out in the EZ. TB is expected to have a 2nd year QB with 2 rookie starting WR s here & RB Williams (46 ypg 2.5) has been pretty fl at so far TY. CIN is statistically superior team here (#11 & #6 +3 TO s vs #26 & #20 +4 TO s after SNF) & PP calls for them to have a 173 yd edge here. We need to see if CIN will adjust the playbook to incorporate Benson more this week making this a No Play. NO PLAY: BENGALS 25 BUCS 14 CHICAGO 131 205 20 2.6 #22 CAROLINA 130 195 10 3.2 #8 Cutler was clobbered in LW s loss with 9 sacks & may not play due to a concussion. Fox s teams always play NO tough & they came close to the upset despite Clausen only having 146 yds (52%) with a TD. CAR lost their only proven receiving target in Steve Smith to a high ankle sprain & will now have to face an angry Bears defense here. There is no line as CHI s QB situation is in a fog making this a No Play. 1! BEARS 20 PANTHERS 10 GREEN BAY 89 253 24 2.1 #30 WASHINGTON 103 250 23 1.3 #6 The Packers are off a disappointing win at home vs the Lions where they were outgained 431261 as the defense allowed DET to convert 10 of 17 3rd Dns. WAS is off an emotional win on the road for McNabb vs a Div foe where they were outgained 281104 after their 1st 3 drives. WAS has a limited receiving corps while the Packers lack of a run game after losing Grant may be catching up to them. PP calls for WAS to pull the upset but doesn t take into account the potential of an emotional let down vs a better team so No Play. NO PLAY: PACKERS 24 REDSKINS 23 NY GIANTS 96 288 26 2.2 #29 HOUSTON 135 189 31 1.7 #17 The Texans rested WR Johnson LW & Foster (131 ys 8.2) didn t get the start due to missing meetings. HOU s defense capitalized on a below avg OL with 4 sacks & forced 3 TO s which they turned into 7 pts. The Giants were backed into a corner LW after giving away the TEN game. They vented on the Bears at home in primetime holding them to 6 FD s, 0 3rd Dn conversions & just 82 yds until their fi nal drive. Without a line due to SNF though we ll have to call this a No Play but the Total is attractive here. NO PLAY: TEXANS 31 GIANTS 26 3! TEXANS/GIANTS: OVER NEW ORLEANS 112 233 31 1.5 #3 ARIZONA 115 193 17 2.8 #15 Yes NO is riding a 081 spread run but the offense is starting to open up with 132 yd edge LW vs CAR. The drove inside the Panther 15 fi ve times but settled for 1 TD, 3 FG & had a fumble. ARZ is a shell of itself & the Falcons & Chargers proved that once you get a 2 score lead on them & put the ball in the hands of Anderson they ll implode. ARZ s receiving unit is very depleted & the OL has given up 1 sack every 8.5 pass att s (30th). NO is very affordable here & we ll side with Brees who saw the Cardinals at their best in LY s Divisional playoff win. 4! SAINTS 31 CARDINALS 17 SAN DIEGO 132 180 30 1.9 #32 OAKLAND 110 210 18 2.6 #21 Statistically SD is dominant with the #1 rankings on Off & DEF but their #32 special teams has cost them 2 games. LW they dismantled the Cardinals with a 419124 yd edge holding them to 8 drives under 25 yds. OAK is #10 & #11 statistically but 29th in sacks allowed & 3 TO s. In terms of overall yards they fared well vs HOU at home LW but they gave up 3 TO s & their run defense remains a major liability despite their offseason investments (162 ypg 5.3). RB McFadden (hamstring) is likely to miss & after failing to cover as DD fav s LY the line value here makes this very attractive. 4! CHARGERS 30 RAIDERS 18 TENNESSEE 100 168 15 1.9 #23 DALLAS 105 295 22 1.8 #14 DAL has won & covered 5 straight off a bye & Jerry Jones told them to come back with an 03 attitude despite the HOU win. DAL has the #5 & #7 units (1 TO s) & despite the OL issues they ve only given up 1 sack TY. Their 3.5 ypc avg is due to OC Garrett s imbalance play calling with an NFL low 69 rush att s. TEN is coping with the post2000 yd RB letdown as teams focus on containing Johnson as the offense isn t built for aerial shootouts. TEN allowed 341 yds passing with #2 CB McCourty (broken arm) out. PP calls for DAL to have a 400268 yd edge but has this at the line for a No Play. NO PLAY: COWBOYS 22 TITANS 15 PHILADELPHIA 95 203 19 2.2 #13 SAN FRANCISCO 109 162 22 2.2 #27 Andy Reid experienced his worst case scenario as Vick (chest) was KO d & he was forced to play Kolb vs an inspired WAS team. PHI pulled itself back from a 14 pt defi cit twice to make a game of it & were in a position to win but couldn t pull it off. SF is 04 for the 1st time since 2004 & blew a 14 pt road win. They were in position to salt the game away in the 4Q. Instead of simply accepting the Int & giving the offense the ball to run it out the defender had the ball stripped from him giving ATL another chance. Which team will overcome LW s defl ating loss in this primetime event? NO PLAY: 49ers 22 EAGLES 19 MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th MINNESOTA 84 185 12 3.0 #20 NY JETS 130 203 21 1.8 #5 The Vikings fi nally got into a groove with a 2414 victory over DET & it remains to be seen if they can sustain it coming off the bye. Favre gets to face the team who let him transition out of GB for a year in 2008 before moving on. MIN accepted the fact they are a run to set up the pass team (#5 rush) for 2010 until they get the WR unit up to speed. The Jets are 4th allowing 75 ypg (3.2) on the ground. Sanchez has yet to turn the ball over TY (80 ratio w/ 0 fumbles) but MIN expects to have a fully healthy CB unit here. NO PLAY: JETS 21 VIKINGS 12 6 STREAKERS SIDES Wins Kansas City 3 NY Jets 3 St Louis 3 SIDES Losses Arizona 3 New Orleans 3 TOTALS Overs Arizona 3 New England 3 NY Jets 3 San Diego 3 2010 NFL POWER RATINGS TOTALS Unders Carolina 3 Minnesota 3 TEAM... RTG TEAM... RTG TEAM... RTG 1 New Orleans...101.5 11 Indianapolis...99.3 21 St Louis...96.6 2 Pittsburgh...101.3 12 Tennessee...99.2 22 Denver...95.8 23 Tampa Bay...95.8 3 NY Jets...101.0 13 Houston...99.2 24 Seattle...95.8 4 Green Bay...100.8 14 Minnesota...99.0 25 San Francisco...95.2 4 New England..100.4 15 Washington...98.8 26 Oakland...94.0 6 San Diego...100.2 16 Cincinnati...98.5 27 Arizona...93.8 7 Baltimore...99.8 17 Philadelphia...98.1 28 Cleveland...93.1 29 Jacksonville...93.1 8 Chicago...99.6 18 Kansas City...97.9 30 Detroit...91.4 9 Miami...99.4 19 Atlanta...97.8 31 Carolina...91.1 10 Dallas...99.3 20 NY Giants...97.0 32 Buffalo...90.6 These are current 2010 Power Rating grades for each team based on talent.

PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE TEAM YDS ATT COM % TD INT GRADE OPP 1 Nebraska 125.5 110 49 44.5 3 10 16.5 10.40 2 Alabama 192.4 163 82 50.3 2 11 16.4 11.98 3 Texas A&M 211.0 161 89 55.3 4 6 14.7 12.15 4 Oregon 206.8 190 98 51.6 5 11 14.2 10.61 5 TCU 137.8 134 66 49.3 6 2 14.1 10.92 6 UCF 147.0 103 46 44.7 3 3 14.1 10.01 7 Florida 181.0 157 84 53.5 6 12 13.4 10.58 8 Missouri 174.3 132 75 56.8 2 8 12.8 10.50 9 Miami, Fl 136.0 96 44 45.8 1 6 12.4 8.56 10 Ohio St 162.0 142 76 53.5 4 8 12.1 9.76 11 Buffalo 199.0 168 81 48.2 6 6 11.9 9.09 12 Air Force 152.0 133 70 52.6 3 5 11.8 9.52 13 Utah St 246.4 178 96 53.9 7 8 11.8 10.73 14 Michigan St 227.4 198 106 53.5 9 6 11.7 10.13 15 Bowling Green 261.0 195 116 59.5 7 11 11.6 11.35 16 USC 290.0 197 111 56.3 10 6 11.6 12.28 17 California 156.8 114 62 54.4 3 4 11.4 9.51 18 Clemson 204.0 114 59 51.8 10 7 11.3 10.48 19 Virginia Tech 225.8 171 95 55.6 8 4 11.3 11.08 20 Army 178.4 122 68 55.7 8 5 11.3 11.58 21 Arizona 132.0 97 49 50.5 5 3 11.3 8.92 22 Texas 151.4 134 83 61.9 4 3 11.2 11.42 23 Kansas St 153.8 114 52 45.6 4 4 11.1 7.91 24 UCLA 209.0 162 97 59.9 7 3 11.0 11.81 25 Oklahoma St 280.0 167 106 63.5 10 7 10.9 13.09 26 Southern Miss 179.4 155 88 56.8 5 5 10.9 9.81 27 Wyoming 207.6 151 84 55.6 3 2 10.9 10.48 28 Kentucky 141.8 121 62 51.2 6 3 10.8 9.05 29 FIU 177.3 99 52 52.5 5 5 10.8 9.85 30 Boston College 229.5 150 92 61.3 4 6 10.7 10.76 31 Oklahoma 247.2 168 90 53.6 7 7 10.7 10.08 32 Tennessee 220.0 173 94 54.3 6 6 10.7 9.50 33 Nevada 236.8 181 105 58.0 4 6 10.6 10.21 34 San Diego St 196.8 142 71 50.0 3 3 10.5 8.16 35 Louisville 181.8 102 56 54.9 6 3 10.5 10.42 36 SMU 251.4 182 107 58.8 8 5 10.5 11.26 37 Iowa St 190.4 146 85 58.2 6 8 10.5 10.09 38 Boise St 147.3 91 47 51.6 3 3 10.4 8.87 39 USF 161.0 115 64 55.7 5 7 10.4 8.86 40 Arkansas 157.3 86 48 55.8 3 4 10.3 10.12 41 Houston 207.5 139 72 51.8 6 7 10.2 8.33 42 Baylor 182.4 163 95 58.3 3 5 10.2 9.17 43 Oregon St 242.5 122 73 59.8 7 6 10.2 12.01 44 Middle Tennessee 179.3 122 60 49.2 4 2 10.1 8.05 45 Iowa 179.0 164 91 55.5 4 6 10.1 8.47 46 Troy 295.5 160 92 57.5 8 7 10.1 10.63 47 Stanford 161.6 141 79 56.0 4 6 10.0 8.68 48 Texas Tech 242.8 154 94 61.0 9 8 9.9 10.45 49 Michigan 307.4 206 125 60.7 6 7 9.9 11.11 50 Pittsburgh 244.8 143 86 60.1 6 4 9.9 10.79 51 Tulane 215.8 119 67 56.3 5 4 9.9 9.98 52 Notre Dame 248.2 195 125 64.1 6 7 9.9 10.98 53 Utah 160.0 113 61 54.0 2 2 9.8 8.22 54 Idaho 170.2 140 82 58.6 5 6 9.8 9.25 55 Virginia 174.0 118 67 56.8 4 3 9.7 8.96 56 Maryland 219.0 182 95 52.2 7 7 9.7 8.09 57 LSU 167.8 132 72 54.5 5 6 9.6 8.54 58 Miami, Oh 211.8 148 91 61.5 7 8 9.6 10.72 59 UAB 272.3 138 80 58.0 8 1 9.6 11.61 60 Connecticut 176.6 144 80 55.6 7 9 9.5 8.36 61 Northwestern 250.2 184 111 60.3 6 9 9.5 9.68 62 Colorado 236.0 126 82 65.1 8 5 9.4 12.85 63 UNLV 186.6 126 74 58.7 5 5 9.4 10.10 64 Georgia 190.4 108 62 57.4 6 5 9.3 11.09 65 UTEP 206.6 169 103 60.9 3 8 9.3 8.86 66 Fresno St 124.0 83 46 55.4 5 1 9.2 8.55 67 Rutgers 186.8 119 70 58.8 5 3 9.1 9.17 68 Florida Atlantic 130.5 71 42 59.2 5 3 8.9 9.93 69 Arizona St 227.4 151 89 58.9 6 5 8.9 9.84 70 Georgia Tech 191.4 144 85 59.0 7 2 8.9 9.60 71 Louisiana 257.3 144 87 60.4 8 4 8.8 10.27 72 Florida St 218.6 172 107 62.2 7 5 8.8 9.67 73 ULM 281.3 141 86 61.0 9 3 8.8 11.60 74 NC State 173.0 120 63 52.5 8 4 8.6 8.24 75 Kent St 247.5 154 98 63.6 5 3 8.6 9.93 76 BYU 174.2 112 65 58.0 5 2 8.5 9.60 77 Toledo 255.2 194 128 66.0 7 10 8.4 9.81 78 Auburn 241.2 188 117 62.2 6 4 8.4 9.36 79 Washington 208.0 109 65 59.6 4 1 8.4 9.84 80 W Michigan 217.0 113 66 58.4 7 4 8.3 9.49 81 West Virginia 164.8 103 58 56.3 5 3 8.3 7.92 82 New Mexico St 284.8 128 75 58.6 11 0 8.3 12.25 83 Syracuse 169.5 129 77 59.7 5 2 8.2 7.85 84 Mississippi St 186.4 127 74 58.3 5 3 8.1 8.75 85 Wisconsin 190.4 137 82 59.9 7 4 8.1 8.94 86 Vanderbilt 175.8 107 68 63.6 5 4 8.0 9.17 87 North Texas 209.8 127 68 53.5 7 3 7.9 8.47 88 Ball St 237.8 159 97 61.0 11 7 7.9 9.63 89 Arkansas St 269.8 149 86 57.7 13 4 7.9 11.09 90 Cent Michigan 184.6 148 88 59.5 5 2 7.9 8.10 91 Memphis 251.4 168 104 61.9 11 5 7.7 9.99 92 San Jose St 226.8 157 99 63.1 6 2 7.7 9.73 93 North Carolina 166.8 109 69 63.3 5 6 7.7 8.17 94 Illinois 192.3 129 85 65.9 6 2 7.6 9.24 95 South Carolina 243.5 132 88 66.7 4 3 7.6 10.38 96 N Illinois 220.6 156 98 62.8 3 6 7.4 8.28 97 Penn St 172.0 126 81 64.3 5 4 7.3 8.82 98 Duke 223.6 124 65 52.4 11 5 7.2 8.16 99 Indiana 190.5 99 55 55.6 8 3 7.1 7.76 100 Wake Forest 259.2 174 109 62.6 15 4 7.0 10.14 101 Tulsa 296.8 181 111 61.3 14 7 7.0 9.81 102 Washington St 255.0 163 104 63.8 13 5 7.0 10.37 103 Temple 193.6 141 88 62.4 3 3 6.9 7.75 104 Cincinnati 278.3 155 104 67.1 10 2 6.8 10.59 105 Ohio 178.8 120 75 62.5 7 5 6.5 8.04 106 Rice 282.8 158 104 65.8 10 2 6.5 12.15 107 Mississippi 246.6 176 112 63.6 10 1 6.4 8.70 108 Navy 95.3 64 42 65.6 2 3 6.3 7.09 110 Purdue 201.5 118 81 68.6 5 2 6.2 8.90 111 New Mexico 281.0 165 105 63.6 14 1 6.2 11.13 109 Louisiana Tech 298.2 173 112 64.7 11 4 6.2 10.33 112 Marshall 244.4 156 102 65.4 8 2 6.1 9.30 113 Kansas 189.6 121 77 63.6 7 2 5.8 8.18 114 Hawaii 174.4 118 79 66.9 9 4 5.8 8.60 115 E Michigan 200.8 117 77 65.8 10 2 5.0 8.78 116 East Carolina 272.8 116 75 64.7 12 2 4.9 9.70 117 Colorado St 230.6 135 95 70.4 11 1 4.7 10.87 118 Akron 281.4 155 104 67.1 14 2 4.5 10.11 119 Minnesota 221.0 120 84 70.0 10 6 4.4 9.48 120 WKU 236.5 101 75 74.3 8 1 3.3 10.62 COLLEGE TEAM STATISTICAL AVERAGES OFF OFF RUSHING PASSING DEF DEF OPPONENTS RUSH SKS SKS PTS FD ATT YDS AVG FMBL COM ATT PCT YDS INT TD PTS FD ATT YDS AVG FMBL VS BY Air Force 31.6 23.4 62.6 373.6 6.0 0.8 6.0 11.8 50.8 100.6 2 3 16.4 16.8 36.8 155.8 4.2 0.6 3 8 Akron 16.8 14.4 32.4 127.0 3.9 0.2 12.2 26.8 45.5 136.8 3 4 39.8 23.6 39.2 181.0 4.6 0.6 15 7 Alabama 37.8 24.2 36.4 231.0 6.3 0.6 16.8 24.6 68.3 230.2 3 9 9.0 15.4 29.2 98.8 3.4 0.4 8 4 Arizona 34.3 21.3 29.0 121.8 4.2 0.8 28.8 39.0 73.7 301.3 4 8 11.0 13.8 34.8 99.3 2.9 1.0 8 12 Arizona St 34.6 23.8 37.6 167.4 4.5 0.6 23.8 39.8 59.8 301.0 10 9 24.4 17.6 34.4 120.0 3.5 0.2 14 4 Arkansas 31.5 22.0 25.5 101.5 4.0 0.5 24.3 36.0 67.4 366.5 6 10 14.5 16.3 39.8 141.5 3.6 0.3 7 15 Arkansas St 27.2 21.0 37.0 141.6 3.8 1.2 21.4 37.2 57.5 289.4 5 0 34.4 22.2 42.4 237.2 5.6 0.8 13 6 Army 30.6 20.2 59.8 266.8 4.5 0.6 5.4 10.0 54.0 75.4 0 3 24.2 17.8 30.2 151.4 5.0 1.6 3 9 Auburn 36.6 23.6 46.4 269.8 5.8 1.0 12.6 19.2 65.6 206.6 17 12 18.8 21.4 35.2 92.0 2.6 1.2 7 14 Ball St 18.8 16.0 40.0 180.0 4.5 0.8 12.2 21.6 56.5 114.0 4 4 24.6 21.4 34.6 155.8 4.5 1.0 8 9 Baylor 32.6 23.0 34.4 180.8 5.3 0.6 21.4 35.0 61.1 289.8 2 12 14.8 20.2 38.2 146.4 3.8 0.8 5 10 Boise St 45.0 24.3 38.5 230.0 6.0 1.0 20.5 30.3 67.8 298.5 1 13 15.0 13.8 36.5 75.0 2.1 1.0 1 11 Boston College 19.3 16.3 31.0 87.5 2.8 0.8 18.5 33.0 56.1 221.5 7 6 20.8 17.0 31.8 81.5 2.6 1.5 12 5 Bowling Green 27.6 16.6 29.0 62.0 2.1 0.8 21.2 36.8 57.6 238.2 10 5 36.8 28.8 44.8 250.8 5.6 1.2 16 5 Buffalo 19.2 21.8 42.8 146.0 3.4 0.8 19.0 40.2 47.3 230.6 12 9 25.8 15.6 34.6 111.6 3.2 1.2 10 10 BYU 15.2 19.6 30.4 119.8 3.9 0.6 20.2 40.0 50.5 192.8 4 3 28.8 20.6 50.4 259.2 5.1 0.6 11 5 California 36.0 20.5 37.0 188.5 5.1 0.3 18.0 29.0 62.1 220.5 4 8 18.0 16.0 33.8 126.5 3.7 1.3 5 10 Cent Michigan 27.4 22.8 34.0 126.4 3.7 0.8 23.2 37.0 62.7 290.8 7 7 17.6 17.6 38.4 138.8 3.6 1.4 16 13 Cincinnati 25.5 19.0 34.8 126.8 3.6 1.0 19.3 31.8 60.6 239.8 1 9 24.0 21.8 34.8 99.3 2.9 0.8 17 7 Clemson 34.5 18.3 37.8 201.8 5.3 0.8 13.8 27.0 50.9 186.8 5 9 22.0 19.3 43.8 182.8 4.2 0.5 2 10 Colorado 22.8 19.8 44.0 168.8 3.8 1.0 16.8 26.3 63.8 179.0 5 5 23.8 16.3 26.5 100.8 3.8 0.5 10 9 Colorado St 11.0 16.2 27.0 56.2 2.1 0.8 23.8 35.0 68.0 239.4 7 4 33.4 22.8 40.4 203.4 5.0 0.2 21 10 Connecticut 34.6 17.0 38.8 209.4 5.4 1.2 15.6 28.2 55.3 180.8 2 6 21.0 15.4 40.8 161.8 4.0 0.6 4 13 Duke 27.8 21.6 31.4 125.2 4.0 0.6 24.6 42.2 58.3 295.2 9 10 39.8 21.2 42.8 208.2 4.9 0.2 8 4 E Michigan 19.8 16.8 35.8 126.6 3.5 1.0 15.6 29.0 53.8 197.0 5 8 42.8 25.4 44.2 259.0 5.9 0.8 8 6 East Carolina 36.0 24.3 29.3 125.5 4.3 0.0 29.8 45.8 65.0 292.3 6 11 41.8 23.5 41.3 198.3 4.8 1.0 5 10 Florida 31.4 20.6 36.2 158.0 4.4 1.2 18.0 29.4 61.2 188.4 4 6 17.6 16.6 29.4 108.6 3.7 0.4 3 10 Florida Atlantic 17.3 16.0 31.3 73.5 2.4 0.8 18.8 29.3 64.1 229.8 4 5 28.3 19.3 42.5 240.8 5.7 0.5 13 6 FIU 19.8 19.3 36.8 123.0 3.3 1.0 22.3 40.3 55.3 224.8 5 4 33.0 16.0 36.8 187.8 5.1 1.0 3 8 Florida St 35.0 22.8 36.6 208.6 5.7 1.0 18.8 30.4 61.8 224.6 4 10 15.4 18.6 36.4 74.8 2.1 0.6 11 25 Fresno St 36.3 20.3 37.0 140.5 3.8 1.0 19.3 26.8 72.0 248.0 3 11 27.5 16.0 43.5 212.0 4.9 0.5 9 12 Georgia 24.8 18.0 34.0 137.0 4.0 0.8 16.4 27.4 59.9 226.6 3 9 21.6 16.6 39.0 133.6 3.4 0.2 12 11 Georgia Tech 29.6 19.2 53.4 298.2 5.6 1.4 5.2 13.2 39.4 90.0 1 4 25.4 18.0 39.0 156.4 4.0 0.8 6 8 Hawaii 37.4 22.6 16.4 59.2 3.6 1.2 28.2 42.4 66.5 411.6 2 18 27.2 19.8 39.8 165.0 4.1 1.2 13 6 Houston 44.3 23.3 34.3 188.0 5.5 1.0 23.0 33.5 68.7 281.0 6 8 26.5 22.0 40.3 162.5 4.0 1.0 7 7 Idaho 31.8 21.8 34.2 107.8 3.2 0.8 23.8 38.4 62.0 311.0 9 12 18.8 16.0 34.4 151.0 4.4 1.8 21 17 Illinois 22.3 17.3 42.3 201.5 4.8 0.5 11.3 21.0 53.6 130.8 6 3 18.0 18.5 33.5 128.5 3.8 1.0 8 10 Indiana 39.8 25.8 30.0 106.8 3.6 0.3 29.5 42.3 69.8 348.3 1 10 25.0 16.8 32.5 207.0 6.4 0.5 4 4 Iowa 33.6 22.4 39.2 172.2 4.4 0.6 17.4 26.0 66.9 255.2 2 11 10.2 13.2 26.4 67.0 2.5 0.6 9 7 Iowa St 26.6 19.6 37.4 151.4 4.0 0.4 18.8 32.0 58.8 173.2 5 6 22.0 21.2 41.0 194.4 4.7 0.8 9 5 Kansas 19.2 19.0 39.6 141.8 3.6 0.8 17.4 29.2 59.6 189.8 4 6 26.6 18.6 40.0 187.6 4.7 0.2 15 3 Kansas St 30.8 19.0 42.5 215.3 5.1 0.8 12.0 19.5 61.5 161.8 2 5 19.8 20.5 42.5 195.5 4.6 0.8 11 7 Kent St 18.8 14.5 29.0 82.8 2.9 0.8 19.5 33.5 58.2 199.3 8 4 21.8 18.8 32.8 57.0 1.7 1.0 8 8 Kentucky 36.4 22.2 35.4 189.8 5.4 0.4 21.6 33.6 64.3 263.8 3 10 28.8 18.0 37.2 166.2 4.5 0.4 2 10 Louisiana Tech 18.4 18.8 32.4 105.8 3.3 1.0 24.2 38.6 62.7 228.0 10 4 29.0 24.2 43.0 184.4 4.3 1.4 9 9 Louisiana 20.0 13.8 35.8 105.8 3.0 0.5 15.5 30.5 50.8 213.0 3 6 35.0 19.0 33.5 151.5 4.5 0.8 13 5 Louisville 25.3 21.3 39.0 197.5 5.1 1.0 17.8 30.8 57.7 237.5 4 5 23.8 18.3 35.3 171.3 4.9 0.8 6 13 LSU 24.4 16.4 39.4 195.0 4.9 1.0 12.8 22.8 56.1 131.4 7 2 12.4 14.6 34.6 79.0 2.3 1.0 6 16 Marshall 19.2 15.2 26.6 102.4 3.8 1.0 19.2 33.8 56.8 199.6 5 8 35.4 22.2 41.8 173.8 4.2 0.6 2 14 Maryland 31.8 14.6 34.4 153.0 4.4 0.4 10.6 21.4 49.5 161.4 2 10 18.4 21.6 43.6 163.0 3.7 1.0 10 9 Memphis 15.6 15.4 35.6 113.8 3.2 1.0 17.0 28.0 60.7 172.6 6 6 35.8 22.2 37.8 157.4 4.2 0.2 13 7 Miami, Fl 32.5 20.5 35.5 138.0 3.9 0.0 18.8 32.5 57.7 233.8 9 10 15.0 13.5 41.0 130.8 3.2 1.0 5 14 Miami, Oh 22.2 19.8 32.4 75.0 2.3 0.6 23.0 34.4 66.9 228.4 6 6 27.4 17.0 31.4 111.4 3.5 1.0 14 8 Michigan 41.4 25.6 45.4 325.0 7.2 0.8 17.4 23.8 73.1 240.4 1 10 25.4 23.8 34.2 129.6 3.8 0.4 2 7 Michigan St 36.2 21.4 38.4 219.2 5.7 1.0 17.0 25.4 66.9 240.6 4 10 18.6 18.8 30.8 104.4 3.4 1.0 11 4 Middle Tennessee 31.0 19.3 37.8 195.8 5.2 1.3 19.8 32.3 60.2 232.0 6 3 23.8 19.8 48.5 172.3 3.6 0.5 1 11 Minnesota 26.8 22.0 42.2 165.2 3.9 0.6 18.4 29.4 62.6 241.8 4 10 30.6 18.0 32.0 185.4 5.8 1.0 5 3 Mississippi 37.2 19.0 46.2 232.0 5.0 0.8 13.0 21.2 61.3 191.4 5 9 32.6 18.4 33.2 115.6 3.5 1.0 4 13 Mississippi St 28.6 20.0 39.0 175.0 4.5 0.4 14.6 24.2 60.3 217.4 9 8 16.2 16.8 35.4 126.4 3.6 0.8 7 9 Missouri 37.8 23.5 31.0 154.0 5.0 1.0 27.8 40.3 68.9 277.5 3 5 14.0 17.5 35.3 146.3 4.1 1.3 4 9 N Illinois 27.8 18.6 38.6 241.6 6.3 0.6 15.2 23.8 63.9 167.8 4 7 21.8 19.2 35.2 150.0 4.3 0.4 6 8 Navy 17.5 19.0 56.5 256.8 4.5 0.5 6.3 12.5 50.0 119.8 3 1 15.3 13.3 39.5 195.0 4.9 1.3 6 7 NC State 36.2 24.0 37.0 144.4 3.9 0.6 22.0 39.6 55.6 303.8 1 14 23.2 15.6 36.2 163.8 4.5 1.2 13 17 Nebraska 40.0 20.3 43.8 308.0 7.0 1.8 10.8 17.5 61.4 162.5 3 3 12.8 15.0 38.5 139.0 3.6 0.5 6 9 Nevada 44.6 27.4 48.4 304.4 6.3 1.0 18.0 26.2 68.7 222.6 2 8 20.0 19.8 29.4 128.2 4.4 0.4 1 13 New Mexico 12.2 15.8 33.0 80.6 2.4 1.2 19.6 37.6 52.1 179.0 9 3 52.6 24.2 41.6 211.0 5.1 1.4 15 3 New Mexico St 11.8 14.5 31.5 111.8 3.5 0.8 14.5 29.0 50.0 164.8 2 3 46.0 25.3 39.5 257.3 6.5 0.0 1 0 North Carolina 26.8 19.5 35.3 130.3 3.7 1.8 21.5 31.8 67.7 251.5 1 7 22.5 16.8 38.0 171.3 4.5 1.0 9 6 North Texas 17.8 19.2 41.4 171.2 4.1 1.0 18.0 30.0 60.0 201.6 6 9 27.2 16.0 34.0 153.8 4.5 0.4 14 6 Northwestern 29.8 24.2 46.2 155.2 3.4 1.2 22.0 28.2 78.0 277.8 2 10 18.0 19.4 30.2 122.2 4.0 0.8 12 10 Notre Dame 24.6 21.8 29.8 112.2 3.8 1.2 24.2 42.8 56.5 291.8 6 10 24.8 21.0 36.6 153.0 4.2 0.2 9 13 Ohio 21.2 15.2 36.6 135.8 3.7 1.2 12.2 21.8 56.0 147.8 8 5 22.8 17.0 42.0 148.4 3.5 0.6 7 7 Ohio St 44.2 24.0 43.0 233.6 5.4 0.2 18.4 28.4 64.8 228.6 4 14 14.2 12.6 29.0 80.4 2.8 1.2 10 8 Oklahoma 32.8 26.2 42.4 125.6 3.0 0.2 27.4 42.6 64.3 295.4 3 11 22.8 19.4 37.2 166.4 4.5 0.6 10 13 Oklahoma St 52.3 25.3 35.3 170.0 4.8 1.0 28.8 40.3 71.4 364.8 5 15 29.5 21.5 41.3 134.5 3.3 1.8 6 10 Oregon 56.6 28.2 49.8 329.2 6.6 1.0 17.6 30.0 58.7 240.0 5 13 15.0 16.8 35.6 133.2 3.7 2.0 1 12 Oregon St 27.8 17.0 30.5 116.8 3.8 0.0 14.0 27.0 51.9 186.0 0 6 30.8 24.5 45.0 195.3 4.3 0.3 8 8 Penn St 19.2 18.8 33.6 139.4 4.1 0.6 18.4 32.0 57.5 216.4 7 3 15.0 14.8 32.2 118.2 3.7 0.4 2 8 Pittsburgh 27.3 17.5 34.3 169.8 5.0 0.8 17.3 28.3 61.1 183.3 4 4 22.8 20.5 32.3 97.0 3.0 0.8 9 10 Purdue 21.8 21.3 39.0 188.0 4.8 0.5 22.0 35.0 62.9 186.3 5 5 22.0 19.3 36.8 148.0 4.0 1.0 8 11 Rice 21.2 18.4 35.8 98.6 2.8 0.8 22.2 36.8 60.3 229.4 8 3 33.4 20.2 36.0 150.6 4.2 1.2 13 5 Rutgers 19.3 14.3 39.5 144.8 3.7 0.5 12.8 25.8 49.5 153.0 4 2 12.0 12.8 29.5 80.0 2.7 1.5 13 5 Southern Miss 26.4 22.8 42.0 183.8 4.4 0.6 22.4 35.2 63.6 220.2 4 5 18.4 17.0 31.0 105.2 3.4 0.6 5 12 San Diego St 38.3 20.5 36.3 213.5 5.9 0.5 18.8 34.5 54.3 296.0 2 6 13.8 17.0 32.5 99.3 3.1 0.8 1 9 San Jose St 9.8 11.6 28.6 80.8 2.8 0.8 15.8 24.4 64.8 168.0 4 3 31.2 21.6 35.8 173.6 4.8 0.4 9 7 SMU 31.2 20.2 28.4 157.8 5.6 0.8 19.4 34.6 56.1 242.4 4 11 27.0 19.2 36.0 111.2 3.1 0.4 11 13 South Carolina 30.8 23.3 39.0 166.5 4.3 0.8 17.0 25.3 67.3 221.5 5 6 18.3 19.0 34.0 127.0 3.7 1.0 13 10 Stanford 44.6 24.0 39.6 214.0 5.4 0.8 19.2 30.8 62.3 255.4 4 13 21.4 20.2 38.2 170.2 4.5 1.2 2 15 Syracuse 32.3 18.3 32.8 160.3 4.9 1.0 16.0 27.5 58.2 225.3 2 9 16.3 16.5 35.3 131.5 3.7 0.8 6 8 TCU 41.0 25.0 47.6 275.0 5.8 0.2 16.0 24.6 65.0 187.4 4 6 12.4 13.2 29.4 100.2 3.4 1.2 3 15 Temple 25.8 15.6 35.4 168.4 4.8 1.2 12.0 21.4 56.1 142.0 3 4 21.4 18.8 42.0 174.6 4.2 0.8 11 6 Tennessee 25.2 15.6 33.2 135.8 4.1 0.4 16.4 29.4 55.8 195.8 4 6 24.8 19.0 38.0 160.0 4.2 0.8 19 6 Texas 24.8 19.4 32.6 130.6 4.0 1.2 22.8 36.4 62.6 230.2 5 5 20.0 16.2 39.4 104.0 2.6 0.8 8 16 Texas A&M 39.5 27.3 47.5 196.0 4.1 1.5 25.5 42.5 60.0 313.8 8 12 20.3 16.0 30.5 68.5 2.2 1.0 14 5 Texas Tech 34.8 21.8 27.5 85.3 3.1 1.5 30.3 48.0 63.0 301.0 3 12 30.0 20.3 36.8 137.5 3.7 0.8 7 14 Toledo 21.0 14.0 38.2 127.2 3.3 0.8 15.2 25.6 59.4 155.8 5 7 23.6 19.2 33.2 95.4 2.9 1.2 10 14 Troy 34.0 25.8 38.8 162.0 4.2 1.8 25.8 41.3 62.4 317.3 3 9 32.5 22.8 34.8 163.5 4.7 1.8 9 9 Tulane 20.0 16.0 32.5 89.8 2.8 0.8 19.3 31.5 61.1 195.3 4 3 26.0 17.0 35.8 119.8 3.3 1.3 11 12 Tulsa 39.8 27.2 42.8 216.8 5.1 0.4 24.0 38.8 61.9 291.0 7 13 31.4 20.8 33.6 121.0 3.6 0.8 5 11 UAB 25.3 19.3 35.3 181.8 5.2 0.8 20.0 37.5 53.3 259.3 5 8 31.3 20.5 31.5 133.0 4.2 0.8 6 12 UCF 24.0 19.8 43.0 184.0 4.3 0.5 14.5 24.0 60.4 169.0 5 2 15.5 15.0 36.8 117.3 3.2 0.3 4 10 UCLA 25.8 19.8 46.6 261.4 5.6 1.8 9.2 19.2 47.9 91.0 5 2 23.8 20.2 36.6 160.4 4.4 1.4 10 14 ULM 12.8 17.5 37.8 98.8 2.5 1.5 19.8 31.5 62.7 204.8 5 5 34.3 23.5 34.0 154.8 4.6 0.8 7 8 UNLV 21.8 15.2 35.4 108.6 3.1 0.8 13.2 25.2 52.4 178.8 2 7 32.6 20.8 41.0 204.4 5.0 1.0 16 7 USC 35.8 24.2 36.6 212.0 5.8 0.8 18.2 27.6 65.9 239.2 4 13 23.8 23.8 32.2 128.8 4.0 0.2 4 13 USF 32.0 20.0 38.5 197.0 5.1 0.8 12.8 22.5 56.7 170.0 5 5 16.8 17.3 36.0 138.3 3.8 0.3 8 10 Utah 44.3 19.0 32.5 176.3 5.4 1.5 18.0 25.8 69.9 223.3 1 10 12.8 14.5 36.8 86.8 2.4 0.5 1 12 Utah St 24.8 19.6 45.6 186.8 4.1 0.6 15.0 27.0 55.6 207.0 5 5 29.2 19.2 35.2 136.8 3.9 0.4 10 7 UTEP 30.2 23.4 41.8 173.8 5.2 0.8 20.6 37.4 55.1 250.4 2 11 21.4 19.6 32.6 144.4 4.4 0.4 5 5 Vanderbilt 18.3 12.8 35.5 163.3 4.6 0.5 12.8 23.3 54.8 135.0 3 3 26.0 20.0 46.3 203.5 4.4 0.8 13 5 Virginia 27.5 21.5 33.3 126.3 3.8 0.8 21.5 36.0 59.7 273.3 4 9 17.8 16.3 34.5 143.3 4.2 0.3 11 8 Virginia Tech 31.0 20.4 41.2 207.4 5.0 0.8 12.2 19.8 61.6 173.8 3 8 22.2 19.0 31.2 120.8 3.9 0.6 10 15 W Michigan 25.0 18.8 32.8 76.8 2.3 1.5 28.5 47.0 60.6 275.0 7 9 30.5 15.3 34.5 150.3 4.4 1.5 13 13 Wake Forest 30.2 18.2 48.2 223.0 4.6 0.6 10.4 21.6 48.1 126.0 4 4 36.8 22.6 37.6 182.4 4.9 1.0 11 10 Washington 27.8 20.8 34.0 119.5 5.1 0.3 18.5 33.8 54.8 236.8 2 8 32.5 22.3 39.0 233.0 6.0 0.8 3 6 Washington St 21.0 17.2 32.4 86.0 2.7 1.0 19.2 34.0 56.5 253.4 4 9 42.8 26.0 39.4 254.6 6.5 0.8 18 8 West Virginia 25.0 21.8 40.8 148.5 3.6 1.8 22.0 34.0 64.7 231.3 3 9 14.5 11.5 30.8 84.5 2.7 0.8 5 9 WKU 17.8 15.8 33.8 149.5 4.4 0.8 13.3 24.0 55.2 146.8 3 4 43.5 22.5 38.0 204.8 5.4 0.8 6 6 Wisconsin 36.4 23.6 42.4 244.0 5.8 0.4 16.0 23.0 69.6 204.8 2 6 18.2 15.0 30.4 109.4 3.6 0.4 4 10 Wyoming 15.0 13.0 32.2 68.0 2.1 0.8 15.4 23.8 64.7 182.6 5 5 28.0 24.0 46.8 240.4 5.1 0.4 12 5 7

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