Parity is the word of the day officially in this college football season. If you want to be all the way technical about it, I feel like we're watching a never ending game of "Who Wants To Be A Top 10 Team?" because damn near nobody seems to want it. 48 hours ago, something went down that hadn't happened in about 11 years. #1 and #2 went down in horrible fashion (pardon the pun) and of the two, I can only give leeway to...no, both deserved it. #2 Cal was a boneheaded move, because you have to be able to tell your redshirt Freshman QB...

"Look son, we don't have anymore timeouts and time's against us. Call whatever you want, but DO NOT USE THE MIDDLE OF THE FIELD. If we get stopped in the middle of the field, the game's over. Clear?"

Jeff Tedford must've slept through that part of Coaching 101. On the flip side of this coin, me thinks Les Miles was caught channeling a little too much of the Ole Ball Coach and the Wildcats burned him for it. Hold up, I need to see this again. Kentucky beat the #1 team in the land. I got in from work on Saturday night, saw this and wondered where the hell was Dickie V screaming at the top of his lungs about this being awesome with a capital 'A'. I know Football 101 states you're not supposed to give up on the running game, but when you're getting stuffed up the middle again and again as the Bayou Bengals were...not to be Monday Morning QB or nothing, but coach...you can run other ways beyond straight up the gut. Maybe a counter or a sweep to the left or right...hell, try some play action to really throw something spicy at em'. But damnit, it's a shame dumb coaching can't be penalized...because I'd have had you drop a lot farther for your boneheaded playcalling that cost these Tigers its #1 ranking. Fret not though, you're not out of the running... yet. For years, I've long detested coaches who fill up on cupcake schedules and elect not to play anyone in their non-conference portion of their year. Looks like USF felt the need to see where their nuts were at and if they could truly hang with the big boys. Judging by the fact those folks in South Florida woke up yesterday morning as the #2 team in the land behind Schmoe State, I guess more people should be following USF's lead.
The Bulls are the second ranked team in the land and oh joy, they get to come to Piscataway in 72 hours time to put their money on the wood against a Scarlet Knights team that SHOULD be where they are right now.
As far as what I think about Ohio State, not to echo what's been said on ESPN, but it's real simple. If I were Ole Sweater Vest and I had the likes of Kent State, Youngstown State and Akron...I'd think there was really something wrong with Sweater Vest if his Bucks couldn't stave off those three Crappernauts. *Eye roll of non giving a shit* Here's what I do think
though...

A) I think this will be the first year in a while where the two teams that play for the National Championship won't be unbeaten.
B) I think in all honesty, USF should be #1. USF has had a way tougher non-conference schedule and I guess bumping a Big East team to the top spot in the land was a little much to ask for...but I think this will happen before all is said and done. Probably won't be this year, but I think this will happen.
C) Even with the insanity that's been the first month and a half, I believe USC and LSU are still the creme de le crem of the nation. They're the most talented and eh,
even the greatest of the great have off days. I don't back off my pick of USC/LSU in the Bayou for the National
Championship.

I could care less about the Heisman because whoever gets it, will more than likely end up floundering horribly in the League, so I won't gloss over something so damn trivial.