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Rank these six teams after the last two days

Gerry Hamilton
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8 minutes ago, horns96 said:

Clemson wasn’t impressive. Klubnik might not play a better college game than he did in Austin last December.

 

I really had Klubnik winning the Heisman this season lol.  No chance that happens if that’s how his OL and run game look the rest of the way.  To be fair he has a chance to pad his stats in the ACC, but Beck and Castellanos might have something to say about that.

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    1. Ohio State
    2. LSU
    3. Miami
    4. Penn State
    5. Georgia
    6. Texas
    7. Oregon
    8. Notre Dame
    9. Clemson
    10. Florida State

    That would probably by my top ten if I had a vote 

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