First Blush

---For those complaining about GameDay's SEC coverage and locations... are you happy now?  Saturday's tongue-bathing had to be uncomfortable for even you guys, right?

---Four teams have scored more than 50 points against Georgia since 1945 (Georgia Tech 51-48 in 1999, Florida 52-17 in 1995, Florida 52-14 in 1994 and last night Tennessee, 51-33).

---Who's No. 2?  Either Michigan or Florida.  Nobody else is close right now.  Michigan has the advantage of playing No. 1 Ohio State later in the season.  Win and they're in.

---LOL.  Someone spoke too soon.

---Tim Tebow is special (duh).  So is Clemson's C.J. Spiller.  He already has two touchdown plays over 70 yards in length through six games.

---Ted Ginn Jr. has 18 career plays over 50 yards.  He also recorded a career high 10 receptions on Saturday.

---USC's offense is scoring progressively fewer points against progressively weaker defenses.  That's... troubling.

---I almost didn't notice this, but Fresno State lost to awful Utah State.  They have been in steady decline since their loss to USC last year.  They did beat last year's conference champ Nevada in the opener (28-19) and held tough against Oregon (31-24) and Washington (21-20), but since then they've been whacked by Colorado State (35-23) and now Utah State (13-12)

---Missouri's still undefeated having toppled Texas Tech (yay alliteration) 38-21.  I love watching that team.

---Alabama struggled at home against... Duke!

Aaaanyway, unless anything changes it's Ohio State, Florida, Michigan six weeks in.  How many people had those three pegged as the class of college football before the season began? 

Comments

[Vinsane]

I knew that the Wolverines and the Gators were very good, but didn't have the guts to put them high up on the rankings. UM was the best 8-5 team ever in 2005 - Many people looked at all the close games lost by Michigan last year as a weakness, but you know there is a lot of luck to that as well and the tide looks to have turned.