08-08-2005, 11:18 AM
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_OffensiveLine.htm' target='_blank'>Ranking Of MAC Offensive Lines</a>
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OFFENSES
1. USC
2. LSU
3. Tennessee
4. Florida
5. Michigan
6. Minnesota
7. Georgia
8. Louisville
9. Virginia Tech
10. Texas
11 Ohio State
12 California
13 Oklahoma
14 Arizona State
15 Bowling Green
16 Pittsburgh
17 Purdue
18 Florida State
19 Miami
20 Boston College
21 Iowa
22 Michigan State
23 Texas A&M
24 Boise State
25 Virginia
26 Notre Dame
27 Arkansas
28 Fresno State
29 Toledo
30 Auburn
31 Utah
32 Oregon
33 Texas Tech
34 Clemson
35 Miami Univ.
36 Colorado
37 Georgia Tech
38 Northern Illinois
39 Iowa State
40 UAB
41 Oregon State
42 Wake Forest
43 UCLA
44 BYU
45 Wisconsin
46 Northwestern
47 Rutgers
48 North Carolina
49 Washington State
50 New Mexico
51 San Diego State
52 Nebraska
53 UTEP
54 Missouri
55 Maryland
56 Stanford
57 West Virginia
58 Texas. Chicken. University.
59 Oklahoma State
60 Mississippi
61 Kansas State
62 Alabama
63 Wyoming
64 Connecticut
65 South Carolina
66 Syracuse
67 Illinois
68 North Texas
69 Indiana
70 Tulane
71 Air Force
72 Memphis
73 UNLV
74 Arizona
75 Vanderbilt
76 NC State
77 Kansas
78 Houston
79 Washington
80 Kentucky
81 Nevada
82 Penn State
83 Southern Miss
84 New Mexico State
85 [screw 'em]
86 South Florida
87 Baylor
88 Cincinnati
89 Colorado State
90 Eastern Michigan
91 Mississippi State
92 Duke
93 Akron
94 Central Michigan
95 Hawaii
96 Navy
97 Tulsa
98 Louisiana Tech
99 Western Michigan
100 Kent State
101 UL Monroe
102 Idaho
103 East Carolina
104 UL Lafayette
105 San Jose State
106 Rice
107 Temple
108 Ball State
109 MTSU
110 Army
111 Ohio
112 UCF
113 Buffalo
114 Utah State
115 SMU
116 Arkansas State
117 Troy
118 FIU
119 Florida Atlantic
Best Offenses By Conference
1. El Diez (Once) Grande
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. ACC
5. Big 12
6. Big East
7. Mountain West
8. WAC
9. MAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_Offense.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...ngs_Offense.htm</a>
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QUARTERBACKS
1. USC
2. Bowling Green
Omar Jacobs is the next great MAC quarterback and is getting serious looks from the NFL scouts after his huge sophomore season. Now the pressure is on to do it again and without all the receiving weapons he enjoyed last year. He can be just as good and not put up the same ridiculous numbers. Anthony Turner is an great looking backup, but he needs game experience.
3. Texas A&M
4. Texas
5. Tennessee
6. Florida
7. Missouri
8. Toledo
Bruce Gradkowski is among the nation's most underrated quarterbacks. He's deadly accurate, tough as nails and a great leader and winner. Now only does he put up great numbers, he does it when he absolutely has to. The only concern will be keeping him healthy as he's the difference between another MAC title run and not getting to the championship. Marques Council and Clint Cochran are great looking prospects, but they're not experienced and need time.
9. Iowa
10. Boise State
11 LSU
12 Ohio State
13 Pittsburgh
14 Michigan
15 Georgia
16 Oregon
17 Virginia Tech
18 Virginia
19 Notre Dame
20 Arizona State
21 Clemson
22 Vanderbilt
23 Oklahoma
24 UAB
25 UTEP
26 Utah
27 Miami
28 Louisville
29 Michigan State
30 Boston College
31 Houston
32 Purdue
33 Miami Univ.
34 Iowa State
35 Tulane
36 Colorado
37 Oklahoma State
38 Rutgers
39 Kansas State
40 BYU
41 California
42 Alabama
43 Stanford
44 Nevada
45 Northwestern
46 Florida State
47 Texas Tech
48 Georgia Tech
49 Wyoming
50 UCLA
51 Washington State
52 Minnesota
53 Fresno State
54 Air Force
55 Colorado State
56 Syracuse
57 Oregon State
58 Nebraska
59 Southern Miss
60 Mississippi
61 UL Lafayette
62 New Mexico State
63 Wake Forest
64 West Virginia
65 North Carolina
66 MTSU
67 Arkansas
68 Connecticut
69 Wisconsin
70 Penn State
71 Maryland
72 UNLV
73 Kentucky
74 Cincinnati
75 Hawaii
76 Auburn
77 Texas. Chicken. University.
78 Eastern Michigan
79 Central Michigan
80 NC State
81 Northern Illinois
82 New Mexico
83 Illinois
84 Kansas
85 Indiana
86 UL Monroe
87 San Diego State
88 Louisiana Tech
89 Arizona
90 Duke
91 South Carolina
92 Ball State
93 Baylor
94 Akron
95 Washington
96 Mississippi State
97 Rice
98 [screw 'em]
99 Memphis
100 Navy
101 Idaho
102 Western Michigan
103 Kent State
104 North Texas
105 Tulsa
106 Arkansas State
107 South Florida
108 UCF
109 Temple
110 Army
111 Utah State
112 Ohio
113 San Jose State
114 SMU
115 FIU
116 Buffalo
117 East Carolina
118 Florida Atlantic
119 Troy
Best Quarterbacks By Conference
1. Big 12
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. El Diez (Once) Grande
5. ACC
6. Big East
7. Mountain West
8. WAC
9. MAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_Quarterbacks.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...uarterbacks.htm</a>
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RUNNING BACKS
1. USC
2. Oklahoma
3. LSU
4. North Texas
5. Georgia
6. Northern Illinois
NIU has the nation's most productive returning 1-2 rushing combinations in Garrett Wolfe and A.J. Harris. Not only did NIU run the ball 550 times for 2,858 yards, it lost one fumble. One. The only concern is health as the two stars get banged up, but they'll be unstoppable when their healthy. Don't expect much in the way of two-back sets as each star will get his chance to shine.
7. Connecticut
8. Fresno State
9. Minnesota
10. Florida State
11 Memphis CUSA
12 Virginia Tech ACC
13 Michigan El Diez (Once) Grande
14 California Pac 10
15 Georgia Tech ACC
16 Wake Forest ACC
17 Texas. Chicken. University. MWest
18 Tennessee SEC
19 Louisville Big East
20 Illinois El Diez (Once) Grande
21 Bowling Green MAC
22 Virginia ACC
23 Purdue El Diez (Once) Grande
24 South Florida Big East
25 San Diego State MWest
26 Toledo MAC
27 Florida SEC
28 Boston College ACC
29 Oregon Pac 10
30 UCLA Pac 10
31 New Mexico MWest
32 Alabama SEC
33 Arkansas SEC
34 Nebraska Big 12
35 Wisconsin El Diez (Once) Grande
36 Texas Tech Big 12
37 Auburn SEC
38 Miami ACC
39 Syracuse Big East
40 Texas A&M Big XII
41 Pittsburgh Big East
42 Texas Big XII
43 West Virginia Big East
44 Michigan State El Diez (Once) Grande
45 Clemson ACC
46 Ohio State El Diez (Once) Grande
47 BYU MWest
48 UAB CUSA
49 NC State ACC
50 Boise State WAC
51 Utah MWest
52 Arizona Pac 10
53 South Carolina SEC
54 Rice CUSA
55 UTEP CUSA
56 Northwestern El Diez (Once) Grande
57 Mississippi State SEC
58 Colorado Big 12
59 Maryland ACC
60 Iowa State Big 12
61 [screw 'em] CUSA
62 Arizona State Pac 10
63 Kansas State Big 12
64 Oklahoma State Big 12
65 Mississippi SEC
66 Central Michigan MAC
67 Akron MAC
68 Washington Pac 10
69 Tulane CUSA
70 Notre Dame Ind
71 Penn State El Diez (Once) Grande
72 Rutgers Big East
73 North Carolina ACC
74 Army Ind
75 Houston CUSA
76 Indiana El Diez (Once) Grande
77 Missouri Big XII
78 Tulsa CUSA
79 Southern Miss CUSA
80 Idaho WAC
81 Navy Ind
82 Oregon State Pac 10
83 UNLV MWest
84 Cincinnati Big East
85 Duke ACC
86 Kentucky SEC
87 Iowa El Diez (Once) Grande
88 Kansas Big 12
89 Eastern Michigan MAC
90 Stanford Pac 10
91 Washington State Pac 10
92 Air Force MWest
93 Miami Univ. MAC
94 Wyoming MWest
95 Louisiana Tech WAC
96 Colorado State MWest
97 Vanderbilt SEC
98 New Mexico State WAC
99 East Carolina CUSA
100 Baylor Big 12
101 Arkansas State Sun Belt
102 Ohio MAC
103 Western Michigan MAC
104 Nevada WAC
105 UCF CUSA
106 Buffalo MAC
107 Temple Ind
108 MTSU Sun Belt
109 San Jose State WAC
110 Utah State WAC
111 SMU CUSA
112 Ball State MAC
113 UL Monroe Sun Belt
114 Kent State MAC
115 UL Lafayette Sun Belt
116 Troy Sun Belt
117 Florida Atlantic Sun Belt
118 FIU Sun Belt
119 Hawaii WAC
Best Running Backs By Conference
1. ACC
2. SEC
3. Big East
4. El Diez (Once) Grande
5. Pac 10
6. Big 12
7. Mountain West
8. Conference USA
9. MAC
10. Independents
11. WAC
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_RunningBacks.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...unningBacks.htm</a>
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RECEIVERS
1. LSU
2. USC
3. Ohio State
As long as Ted Ginn Jr. stays at receiver to combine with Santonio Holmes, Ohio State will have one of the nation's deadliest 1-2 punches. It'll be hard to find a speedier, more electrifying pair. There are tremendous backup prospects with speed and size as Roy Hall and Devon Lyons are like tight ends with wheels. Anthony Gonzalez adds even more speed to the mix. Ryan Hamby and Rory Nicol fit the typical mold of big, productive OSU tight ends. The question becomes whether or not the Ohio A&M Aggies will open it up and get this great group the ball.
4. Tennessee
5. Arizona State
6. Pittsburgh
7. Florida
8. Minnesota
9. Auburn
10. Purdue
11 Washington State Pac 10
12 Louisville Big East
13 Miami ACC
14 Michigan El Diez (Once) Grande
15 Virginia Tech ACC
16 Oregon State Pac 10
17 Michigan State El Diez (Once) Grande
18 Rutgers Big East
19 Texas Tech Big 12
20 Miami Univ. MAC
21 Bowling Green MAC
22 Northwestern El Diez (Once) Grande
23 Iowa State Big 12
24 Iowa El Diez (Once) Grande
25 Notre Dame Ind
26 Wyoming MWest
27 San Diego State MWest
28 Oregon Pac 10
29 Florida State ACC
30 Stanford Pac 10
31 Oklahoma Big 12
32 Georgia Tech ACC
33 Nevada WAC
34 UTEP CUSA
35 Texas A&M Big 12
36 Western Michigan MAC
37 Texas. Chicken. University. MWest
38 North Carolina ACC
39 Boise State WAC
40 BYU MWest
41 Clemson ACC
42 Wisconsin El Diez (Once) Grande
43 Boston College ACC
44 Toledo MAC
45 Colorado Big 12
46 Maryland ACC
47 Arkansas SEC
48 Virginia ACC
49 Texas Big 12
50 California Pac 10
51 Mississippi SEC
52 New Mexico MWest
53 UNLV MWest
54 Washington Pac 10
55 Kentucky SEC
56 Georgia SEC
57 UCLA Pac 10
58 Eastern Michigan MAC
59 Missouri Big 12
60 Oklahoma State Big 12
61 Wake Forest ACC
62 Syracuse Big East
63 Utah MWest
64 Illinois El Diez (Once) Grande
65 South Florida Big East
66 Kansas Big 12
67 UAB CUSA
68 Arizona Pac 10
69 Cincinnati Big East
70 Indiana El Diez (Once) Grande
71 [screw 'em] CUSA
72 Hawaii WAC
73 Kent State MAC
74 Colorado State MWest
75 Vanderbilt SEC
76 San Jose State WAC
77 Northern Illinois MAC
78 Fresno State WAC
79 Houston CUSA
80 Penn State El Diez (Once) Grande
81 Nebraska Big 12
82 West Virginia Big East
83 Memphis CUSA
84 Connecticut Big East
85 UL Monroe Sun Belt
86 Kansas State Big 12
87 Southern Miss CUSA
88 Alabama SEC
89 Tulane CUSA
90 South Carolina SEC
91 Louisiana Tech WAC
92 Akron MAC
93 New Mexico State WAC
94 Baylor Big 12
95 North Texas Sun Belt
96 Duke ACC
97 Utah State WAC
98 UCF CUSA
99 NC State ACC
100 Central Michigan MAC
101 Tulsa CUSA
102 Mississippi State SEC
103 Ohio MAC
104 East Carolina CUSA
105 SMU CUSA
106 Ball State MAC
107 UL Lafayette Sun Belt
108 Army Ind
109 MTSU Sun Belt
110 Buffalo MAC
111 Air Force MWest
112 Troy Sun Belt
113 Idaho WAC
114 Arkansas State Sun Belt
115 Navy Ind
116 Temple Ind
117 FIU Sun Belt
118 Florida Atlantic Sun Belt
119 Rice CUSA
Best Receivers By Conference
1. El Diez (Once) Grande
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. Big East
5. ACC
6. Mountain West
7. Big 12
8. MAC
9. WAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_Receivers.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...s_Receivers.htm</a>
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OFFENSIVE LINE
1. Texas
2. Georgia
3. USC
4. LSU
5. California
6. Michigan
7. Boston College
8. Louisville
9. Arkansas
10. Minnesota
11 Iowa
12 Florida
13 Air Force
14 Miami
15 Tennessee
16 Florida State
17 Virginia
18 Arizona State
19 North Carolina
20 Colorado
21 Utah
22 Miami Univ.
23 West Virginia
24 Ohio State
25 Michigan State
26 Notre Dame
27 South Carolina
28 Virginia Tech
29 Maryland
30 Oklahoma
31 Kansas
32 Purdue
33 Wisconsin
34 Indiana
35 UAB
36 Northern Illinois
37 New Mexico
38 UCLA
39 Oregon State
40 Auburn
41 Fresno State
42 Boise State
43 Hawaii
44 Oklahoma State
45 Clemson
46 Texas A&M
47 NC State
48 Pittsburgh
49 Mississippi
50 Iowa State
51 Kansas State
52 Nebraska
53 Stanford
54 Wake Forest
55 BYU
56 San Diego State
57 Baylor
58 Northwestern
59 Oregon
60 Texas Tech
61 Washington State
62 Penn State
63 Tulane
64 Navy
65 Temple
66 Wyoming
67 Arizona
68 Mississippi State
69 UNLV
70 New Mexico State
71 Bowling Green
72 Georgia Tech
73 Missouri
74 Syracuse
75 Southern Miss
76 Toledo
77 Rutgers
78 Washington
79 Illinois
80 Kentucky
81 Louisiana Tech
82 [screw 'em]
83 Houston
84 Vanderbilt
85 Tulsa
86 East Carolina
87 Buffalo
88 Kent State
89 Eastern Michigan
90 Alabama
91 Duke
92 UTEP
93 Colorado State
94 Texas. Chicken. University.
95 Nevada
96 Cincinnati
97 South Florida
98 Memphis
99 Idaho
100 SMU
101 Western Michigan
102 North Texas
103 UL Monroe
104 FIU
105 Connecticut
106 Akron
107 Rice
108 Ohio
109 UCF
110 Central Michigan
111 Ball State
112 UL Lafayette
113 San Jose State
114 Troy
115 Army
116 Utah State
117 MTSU
118 Arkansas State
119 Florida Atlantic
Best Offensive Lines By Conference
1. SEC
2. El Diez (Once) Grande
3. Pac 10
4. ACC
5. Big 12
6. Mountain West
7. Big East
8. Independents
9. WAC
10. MAC
11. Conference USA
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_OffensiveLine.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...fensiveLine.htm</a>
From CFN...
OFFENSES
1. USC
2. LSU
3. Tennessee
4. Florida
5. Michigan
6. Minnesota
7. Georgia
8. Louisville
9. Virginia Tech
10. Texas
11 Ohio State
12 California
13 Oklahoma
14 Arizona State
15 Bowling Green
16 Pittsburgh
17 Purdue
18 Florida State
19 Miami
20 Boston College
21 Iowa
22 Michigan State
23 Texas A&M
24 Boise State
25 Virginia
26 Notre Dame
27 Arkansas
28 Fresno State
29 Toledo
30 Auburn
31 Utah
32 Oregon
33 Texas Tech
34 Clemson
35 Miami Univ.
36 Colorado
37 Georgia Tech
38 Northern Illinois
39 Iowa State
40 UAB
41 Oregon State
42 Wake Forest
43 UCLA
44 BYU
45 Wisconsin
46 Northwestern
47 Rutgers
48 North Carolina
49 Washington State
50 New Mexico
51 San Diego State
52 Nebraska
53 UTEP
54 Missouri
55 Maryland
56 Stanford
57 West Virginia
58 Texas. Chicken. University.
59 Oklahoma State
60 Mississippi
61 Kansas State
62 Alabama
63 Wyoming
64 Connecticut
65 South Carolina
66 Syracuse
67 Illinois
68 North Texas
69 Indiana
70 Tulane
71 Air Force
72 Memphis
73 UNLV
74 Arizona
75 Vanderbilt
76 NC State
77 Kansas
78 Houston
79 Washington
80 Kentucky
81 Nevada
82 Penn State
83 Southern Miss
84 New Mexico State
85 [screw 'em]
86 South Florida
87 Baylor
88 Cincinnati
89 Colorado State
90 Eastern Michigan
91 Mississippi State
92 Duke
93 Akron
94 Central Michigan
95 Hawaii
96 Navy
97 Tulsa
98 Louisiana Tech
99 Western Michigan
100 Kent State
101 UL Monroe
102 Idaho
103 East Carolina
104 UL Lafayette
105 San Jose State
106 Rice
107 Temple
108 Ball State
109 MTSU
110 Army
111 Ohio
112 UCF
113 Buffalo
114 Utah State
115 SMU
116 Arkansas State
117 Troy
118 FIU
119 Florida Atlantic
Best Offenses By Conference
1. El Diez (Once) Grande
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. ACC
5. Big 12
6. Big East
7. Mountain West
8. WAC
9. MAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_Offense.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...ngs_Offense.htm</a>
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QUARTERBACKS
1. USC
2. Bowling Green
Omar Jacobs is the next great MAC quarterback and is getting serious looks from the NFL scouts after his huge sophomore season. Now the pressure is on to do it again and without all the receiving weapons he enjoyed last year. He can be just as good and not put up the same ridiculous numbers. Anthony Turner is an great looking backup, but he needs game experience.
3. Texas A&M
4. Texas
5. Tennessee
6. Florida
7. Missouri
8. Toledo
Bruce Gradkowski is among the nation's most underrated quarterbacks. He's deadly accurate, tough as nails and a great leader and winner. Now only does he put up great numbers, he does it when he absolutely has to. The only concern will be keeping him healthy as he's the difference between another MAC title run and not getting to the championship. Marques Council and Clint Cochran are great looking prospects, but they're not experienced and need time.
9. Iowa
10. Boise State
11 LSU
12 Ohio State
13 Pittsburgh
14 Michigan
15 Georgia
16 Oregon
17 Virginia Tech
18 Virginia
19 Notre Dame
20 Arizona State
21 Clemson
22 Vanderbilt
23 Oklahoma
24 UAB
25 UTEP
26 Utah
27 Miami
28 Louisville
29 Michigan State
30 Boston College
31 Houston
32 Purdue
33 Miami Univ.
34 Iowa State
35 Tulane
36 Colorado
37 Oklahoma State
38 Rutgers
39 Kansas State
40 BYU
41 California
42 Alabama
43 Stanford
44 Nevada
45 Northwestern
46 Florida State
47 Texas Tech
48 Georgia Tech
49 Wyoming
50 UCLA
51 Washington State
52 Minnesota
53 Fresno State
54 Air Force
55 Colorado State
56 Syracuse
57 Oregon State
58 Nebraska
59 Southern Miss
60 Mississippi
61 UL Lafayette
62 New Mexico State
63 Wake Forest
64 West Virginia
65 North Carolina
66 MTSU
67 Arkansas
68 Connecticut
69 Wisconsin
70 Penn State
71 Maryland
72 UNLV
73 Kentucky
74 Cincinnati
75 Hawaii
76 Auburn
77 Texas. Chicken. University.
78 Eastern Michigan
79 Central Michigan
80 NC State
81 Northern Illinois
82 New Mexico
83 Illinois
84 Kansas
85 Indiana
86 UL Monroe
87 San Diego State
88 Louisiana Tech
89 Arizona
90 Duke
91 South Carolina
92 Ball State
93 Baylor
94 Akron
95 Washington
96 Mississippi State
97 Rice
98 [screw 'em]
99 Memphis
100 Navy
101 Idaho
102 Western Michigan
103 Kent State
104 North Texas
105 Tulsa
106 Arkansas State
107 South Florida
108 UCF
109 Temple
110 Army
111 Utah State
112 Ohio
113 San Jose State
114 SMU
115 FIU
116 Buffalo
117 East Carolina
118 Florida Atlantic
119 Troy
Best Quarterbacks By Conference
1. Big 12
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. El Diez (Once) Grande
5. ACC
6. Big East
7. Mountain West
8. WAC
9. MAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_Quarterbacks.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...uarterbacks.htm</a>
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RUNNING BACKS
1. USC
2. Oklahoma
3. LSU
4. North Texas
5. Georgia
6. Northern Illinois
NIU has the nation's most productive returning 1-2 rushing combinations in Garrett Wolfe and A.J. Harris. Not only did NIU run the ball 550 times for 2,858 yards, it lost one fumble. One. The only concern is health as the two stars get banged up, but they'll be unstoppable when their healthy. Don't expect much in the way of two-back sets as each star will get his chance to shine.
7. Connecticut
8. Fresno State
9. Minnesota
10. Florida State
11 Memphis CUSA
12 Virginia Tech ACC
13 Michigan El Diez (Once) Grande
14 California Pac 10
15 Georgia Tech ACC
16 Wake Forest ACC
17 Texas. Chicken. University. MWest
18 Tennessee SEC
19 Louisville Big East
20 Illinois El Diez (Once) Grande
21 Bowling Green MAC
22 Virginia ACC
23 Purdue El Diez (Once) Grande
24 South Florida Big East
25 San Diego State MWest
26 Toledo MAC
27 Florida SEC
28 Boston College ACC
29 Oregon Pac 10
30 UCLA Pac 10
31 New Mexico MWest
32 Alabama SEC
33 Arkansas SEC
34 Nebraska Big 12
35 Wisconsin El Diez (Once) Grande
36 Texas Tech Big 12
37 Auburn SEC
38 Miami ACC
39 Syracuse Big East
40 Texas A&M Big XII
41 Pittsburgh Big East
42 Texas Big XII
43 West Virginia Big East
44 Michigan State El Diez (Once) Grande
45 Clemson ACC
46 Ohio State El Diez (Once) Grande
47 BYU MWest
48 UAB CUSA
49 NC State ACC
50 Boise State WAC
51 Utah MWest
52 Arizona Pac 10
53 South Carolina SEC
54 Rice CUSA
55 UTEP CUSA
56 Northwestern El Diez (Once) Grande
57 Mississippi State SEC
58 Colorado Big 12
59 Maryland ACC
60 Iowa State Big 12
61 [screw 'em] CUSA
62 Arizona State Pac 10
63 Kansas State Big 12
64 Oklahoma State Big 12
65 Mississippi SEC
66 Central Michigan MAC
67 Akron MAC
68 Washington Pac 10
69 Tulane CUSA
70 Notre Dame Ind
71 Penn State El Diez (Once) Grande
72 Rutgers Big East
73 North Carolina ACC
74 Army Ind
75 Houston CUSA
76 Indiana El Diez (Once) Grande
77 Missouri Big XII
78 Tulsa CUSA
79 Southern Miss CUSA
80 Idaho WAC
81 Navy Ind
82 Oregon State Pac 10
83 UNLV MWest
84 Cincinnati Big East
85 Duke ACC
86 Kentucky SEC
87 Iowa El Diez (Once) Grande
88 Kansas Big 12
89 Eastern Michigan MAC
90 Stanford Pac 10
91 Washington State Pac 10
92 Air Force MWest
93 Miami Univ. MAC
94 Wyoming MWest
95 Louisiana Tech WAC
96 Colorado State MWest
97 Vanderbilt SEC
98 New Mexico State WAC
99 East Carolina CUSA
100 Baylor Big 12
101 Arkansas State Sun Belt
102 Ohio MAC
103 Western Michigan MAC
104 Nevada WAC
105 UCF CUSA
106 Buffalo MAC
107 Temple Ind
108 MTSU Sun Belt
109 San Jose State WAC
110 Utah State WAC
111 SMU CUSA
112 Ball State MAC
113 UL Monroe Sun Belt
114 Kent State MAC
115 UL Lafayette Sun Belt
116 Troy Sun Belt
117 Florida Atlantic Sun Belt
118 FIU Sun Belt
119 Hawaii WAC
Best Running Backs By Conference
1. ACC
2. SEC
3. Big East
4. El Diez (Once) Grande
5. Pac 10
6. Big 12
7. Mountain West
8. Conference USA
9. MAC
10. Independents
11. WAC
12. Sun Belt
<a href='http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Preview/UnitRankings_RunningBacks.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Pr...unningBacks.htm</a>
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RECEIVERS
1. LSU
2. USC
3. Ohio State
As long as Ted Ginn Jr. stays at receiver to combine with Santonio Holmes, Ohio State will have one of the nation's deadliest 1-2 punches. It'll be hard to find a speedier, more electrifying pair. There are tremendous backup prospects with speed and size as Roy Hall and Devon Lyons are like tight ends with wheels. Anthony Gonzalez adds even more speed to the mix. Ryan Hamby and Rory Nicol fit the typical mold of big, productive OSU tight ends. The question becomes whether or not the Ohio A&M Aggies will open it up and get this great group the ball.
4. Tennessee
5. Arizona State
6. Pittsburgh
7. Florida
8. Minnesota
9. Auburn
10. Purdue
11 Washington State Pac 10
12 Louisville Big East
13 Miami ACC
14 Michigan El Diez (Once) Grande
15 Virginia Tech ACC
16 Oregon State Pac 10
17 Michigan State El Diez (Once) Grande
18 Rutgers Big East
19 Texas Tech Big 12
20 Miami Univ. MAC
21 Bowling Green MAC
22 Northwestern El Diez (Once) Grande
23 Iowa State Big 12
24 Iowa El Diez (Once) Grande
25 Notre Dame Ind
26 Wyoming MWest
27 San Diego State MWest
28 Oregon Pac 10
29 Florida State ACC
30 Stanford Pac 10
31 Oklahoma Big 12
32 Georgia Tech ACC
33 Nevada WAC
34 UTEP CUSA
35 Texas A&M Big 12
36 Western Michigan MAC
37 Texas. Chicken. University. MWest
38 North Carolina ACC
39 Boise State WAC
40 BYU MWest
41 Clemson ACC
42 Wisconsin El Diez (Once) Grande
43 Boston College ACC
44 Toledo MAC
45 Colorado Big 12
46 Maryland ACC
47 Arkansas SEC
48 Virginia ACC
49 Texas Big 12
50 California Pac 10
51 Mississippi SEC
52 New Mexico MWest
53 UNLV MWest
54 Washington Pac 10
55 Kentucky SEC
56 Georgia SEC
57 UCLA Pac 10
58 Eastern Michigan MAC
59 Missouri Big 12
60 Oklahoma State Big 12
61 Wake Forest ACC
62 Syracuse Big East
63 Utah MWest
64 Illinois El Diez (Once) Grande
65 South Florida Big East
66 Kansas Big 12
67 UAB CUSA
68 Arizona Pac 10
69 Cincinnati Big East
70 Indiana El Diez (Once) Grande
71 [screw 'em] CUSA
72 Hawaii WAC
73 Kent State MAC
74 Colorado State MWest
75 Vanderbilt SEC
76 San Jose State WAC
77 Northern Illinois MAC
78 Fresno State WAC
79 Houston CUSA
80 Penn State El Diez (Once) Grande
81 Nebraska Big 12
82 West Virginia Big East
83 Memphis CUSA
84 Connecticut Big East
85 UL Monroe Sun Belt
86 Kansas State Big 12
87 Southern Miss CUSA
88 Alabama SEC
89 Tulane CUSA
90 South Carolina SEC
91 Louisiana Tech WAC
92 Akron MAC
93 New Mexico State WAC
94 Baylor Big 12
95 North Texas Sun Belt
96 Duke ACC
97 Utah State WAC
98 UCF CUSA
99 NC State ACC
100 Central Michigan MAC
101 Tulsa CUSA
102 Mississippi State SEC
103 Ohio MAC
104 East Carolina CUSA
105 SMU CUSA
106 Ball State MAC
107 UL Lafayette Sun Belt
108 Army Ind
109 MTSU Sun Belt
110 Buffalo MAC
111 Air Force MWest
112 Troy Sun Belt
113 Idaho WAC
114 Arkansas State Sun Belt
115 Navy Ind
116 Temple Ind
117 FIU Sun Belt
118 Florida Atlantic Sun Belt
119 Rice CUSA
Best Receivers By Conference
1. El Diez (Once) Grande
2. Pac 10
3. SEC
4. Big East
5. ACC
6. Mountain West
7. Big 12
8. MAC
9. WAC
10. Conference USA
11. Independents
12. Sun Belt
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OFFENSIVE LINE
1. Texas
2. Georgia
3. USC
4. LSU
5. California
6. Michigan
7. Boston College
8. Louisville
9. Arkansas
10. Minnesota
11 Iowa
12 Florida
13 Air Force
14 Miami
15 Tennessee
16 Florida State
17 Virginia
18 Arizona State
19 North Carolina
20 Colorado
21 Utah
22 Miami Univ.
23 West Virginia
24 Ohio State
25 Michigan State
26 Notre Dame
27 South Carolina
28 Virginia Tech
29 Maryland
30 Oklahoma
31 Kansas
32 Purdue
33 Wisconsin
34 Indiana
35 UAB
36 Northern Illinois
37 New Mexico
38 UCLA
39 Oregon State
40 Auburn
41 Fresno State
42 Boise State
43 Hawaii
44 Oklahoma State
45 Clemson
46 Texas A&M
47 NC State
48 Pittsburgh
49 Mississippi
50 Iowa State
51 Kansas State
52 Nebraska
53 Stanford
54 Wake Forest
55 BYU
56 San Diego State
57 Baylor
58 Northwestern
59 Oregon
60 Texas Tech
61 Washington State
62 Penn State
63 Tulane
64 Navy
65 Temple
66 Wyoming
67 Arizona
68 Mississippi State
69 UNLV
70 New Mexico State
71 Bowling Green
72 Georgia Tech
73 Missouri
74 Syracuse
75 Southern Miss
76 Toledo
77 Rutgers
78 Washington
79 Illinois
80 Kentucky
81 Louisiana Tech
82 [screw 'em]
83 Houston
84 Vanderbilt
85 Tulsa
86 East Carolina
87 Buffalo
88 Kent State
89 Eastern Michigan
90 Alabama
91 Duke
92 UTEP
93 Colorado State
94 Texas. Chicken. University.
95 Nevada
96 Cincinnati
97 South Florida
98 Memphis
99 Idaho
100 SMU
101 Western Michigan
102 North Texas
103 UL Monroe
104 FIU
105 Connecticut
106 Akron
107 Rice
108 Ohio
109 UCF
110 Central Michigan
111 Ball State
112 UL Lafayette
113 San Jose State
114 Troy
115 Army
116 Utah State
117 MTSU
118 Arkansas State
119 Florida Atlantic
Best Offensive Lines By Conference
1. SEC
2. El Diez (Once) Grande
3. Pac 10
4. ACC
5. Big 12
6. Mountain West
7. Big East
8. Independents
9. WAC
10. MAC
11. Conference USA
12. Sun Belt
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