Analysis
Football Whisperer's Week 2 Top 25
Texas: That stirring comeback win last night in Austin was nothing short of incredible.
LSU: The Tigers started sluggish but finished strong ... and they wore the purple jerseys to boot.
Miami: The Canes put up 77 on FAMU ... and looked bored doing it.
Notre Dame: The Irish appear to have the goods, but they still need to find a run game.
Indiana: Defending national champs and the best team in the Big Ten.
Georgia: The Bulldogs are still the biggest bullies and the most physical bunch in the nation.
Ole Miss: They welcome Lane back to Oxford this weekend and we'll learn a lot about both teams.
Texas Tech: The Red Raiders face the Houston Cougars this week ... should be spicy.
Ohio State: Totally went flat during that 4th quarter in Austin.
Texas A&M: Easy win over a decent Arizona State team leaves Aggie fans hopeful.
Alabama: Keelon Russell showed a lot of poise in Lexington and so did the Tide.
Michigan: Bryce and the Wolverines get major props for upsetting OU.
USC: The Garry Patterson Effect will define the Trojans season.
Oregon: The Ducks ought to be ashamed of the way their season started.
SMU: The Mustangs travel to Louisville this week for a showdown with the Cardinals.
BYU: Keep your eyes on the kids from Provo because this could be their year.
Houston: Not to be outdone by Miami, Houston also put up 77 this week.
Oklahoma: Looked shaky all afternoon long in Ann Arbor.
Tennessee: Looked good taking Georgia Tech down in the ATL.
Iowa: The Hawkeyes squeaked by the Cyclones yesterday, no small task in a rivalry like that one.
Kansas State: Wildcats have really taken to the ways of former star QB Collin Klein.
Penn State: Matt Campbell is chomping at the bit to get Big Ten play going.
Virginia Tech: James Franklin, the former Penn State coach, is chomping at the bit to get ACC play going.
Virginia: The Cavaliers and Pribula put 59 on Michael Vick and Norfolk State.
Washington: Barely escaped Utah State and they must get it together before Big Ten play.
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