The college football chaos started earlier this season in an explosion of upsets, comebacks, and injuries, and now the true college football landscape is finally starting to show a tiny bit of itself. We have learned that Oregon was a pretender and that Iowa has become a contender. We have seen the SEC start its inner conference cannibalism between Texas A&M, Ole Miss, and Florida. We have witnessed juggernauts in Ohio State, TCU, and Alabama struggle against inferior teams. Yet, most of all, we have seen the rise of unlikely, undefeated Cinderella teams. Temple, Houston, and Memphis have all surprised the country by being a combined 21-0 with wins over Ole Miss, Louisville, and Penn State. After another wild weekend, the country needs to prepare itself for numerous more shake ups and last-second finishes (We’re talking about you, Michigan and Florida State). For now though, we can only make sense of what we have seen thus far and the Ohio State Buckeyes still stand atop the country. Oct 24, 2015; Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer prior to the game against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at High Points Solutions Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jim O’Connor-USA TODAY Sports The Big Ten It has shown promise in its revival thus far this season and currently has more top ten teams than anyone else in the country. This season Iowa, Michigan, and Northwestern have abruptly burst onto the scene as competitors while Penn State, Minnesota, and even Indiana have shown significant improvement…
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