By Leopold Geans

1. LSU Tigers (10-0)- Sole remaining mighty undefeated group of ballers in the rowdy SEC Conference. Taking on whoever comes their way and sending them home with one loss. From Oregon to Alabama this LSU football team has thrived in the face of adversity starting off the season losing their starting quarterback and other key players in a bar room brawl. The Tigers have come out swinging and are playing four full quarters of football. They still must play Ole Miss and 9-1 Arkansas to run the table.

2. Oklahoma State (10-0)- Been saying all season how the Brandon Weeden to Justin Blackmon combo is one of the most potent wide-out to QB duos in the country. These two ballers have demolished defenses averaging 52 points per game ranking them second in the country in scoring. The Cowboys must outlast Iowa State and their nemesis Oklahoma to hold on and get a shot at the National Title.

3. Oregon (9-1)- Knocked off highly touted Stanford 53-30 and will face their nemesis USC this Saturday. The Ducks are inching back into BCS National Title talk with their third ranked offense in the country. Playmakers are everywhere on this offense and in the secondary. Oregon will have their hands full with USC this Saturday before finishing with rival Oregon State.

     4. Alabama (9-1)- Still a serious contender for the BCS National Title if LSU loses to Arkansas and 'Bama wins out. Still stacked with All-Americans on both sides of the ball. 'Bama will win out against Georgia Southern and Auburn and create all sorts of BCS scuttlebutt. 

5. Arkansas (9-1)- The Razorbacks have a legitimate shot at knocking off LSU with their high powered passing game. Tyler Wilson has 18 passing touchdowns on an offense that averages 311 yards passing per game. First they must get by Ole Miss before their showdown with LSU.

6. Boise State (9-1)- Broncos dropped a one-point heartbreaker to TCU after QB Kellen Moore's record setting 46th win. The last second missed 39-yard field-goal by freshman kicker Dan Goodale was the difference. Moore is handed his first home loss as a Bronco. 

    7. Clemson (9-1)- Tigers roll back into the number seven spot. They have bunch of ballers on this squad. QB Tahj Boyd and fresh many Sammy Watkins dole out the big plays. They average 37 points per game and must handle N.C. State and South Carolina to make it big in the BCS picking system.

      8. Virginia Tech (9-1)- Hokies advance behind their beast at running back in David Wilson. Wilson averages 6.5 yards per touch and has pounded out 1,360 yards rushing to date with seven rushing TD's. Frank Beamer's disciplined football team has a shot at BCS bliss if they can knock off North Carolina and rival Virginia. Beamer won the first Joseph V. Paterno Coach of the Year Award in 2010. 

9. Stanford (9-1)- The Cardinal fell to Oregon 53-30 exposing their limitations on defense. Oregon just has too many weapons on offense and a coach that knows how to use those weapons. Andrew Luck is still a top NFL pick but I'm pretty sure the Cardinal will get jacked around once BCS picking time comes around as a result of this loss. Stanford must finish against a mean Cal Bears and a feisty Notre Dame.

10. Oklahoma (8-1)- The Sooners will always get acknowledgement for BCS play because of who they are. Yes, they have playmakers and a beast at QB in Landry Jones but they back it all up with consistent play. Lost a 41-38 heartbreaker to Texas Tech and have rolled over Kansas State and Texas A&M since. They must win out to get legitimate BCS bliss. Oklahoma State waits in the wings for a showdown on Dec. 3 on the road at Boone Pickens Stadium.  

11. Houston (10-0)- Still touting the No.1 offense in the country scoring 55 points per game behind the beastie QB Kase Keenum. Keenum has 37 TD passes and 3,951 passing yards.