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  1. Alabama
  2. Penn State
  3. Texas
  4. Oklahoma
  5. Florida
  6. USC
  7. Georgia
  8. LSU
  9. BYU
  10. Missouri
  11. Ohio State
  12. Oklahoma State
  13. Texas Tech
  14. Utah
  15. Kansas
  16. USF
  17. North Carolina
  18. Miami
  19. Boise State
  20. Georgia Tech
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Oct032009

CFR College Football Power Rankings Week Five 2009

All but belated.  Really tough picking this week, there's just not much order after those first three teams.  Thank heavens the season is 12 weeks.

  1. Alabama -- They're baaaaaack!
  2. Texas -- Extremely inconsistent run game, vulnerable defense, but may have caught stride in the passing game which makes them near impossible to stop.
  3. Florida -- Slow out of the gate, pretty much as anticipated.  Still loaded with or without Tebow.
  4. Oklahoma -- Nice recovery.
  5. Boise State -- The story here, oddly, is defense.
  6. Virginia Tech -- Ehhhh.
  7. Cincinnati -- Probably a bit high but they win and are extremely well coached.
  8. USC -- The defense is ridiculous, high contrast with that shaky offense.
  9. Ohio State -- Another fine defensive program.
  10. Penn State -- There's something about Iowa.

Oregon, Auburn, Houston, Iowa, LSU are all on the cusp.  Watch how much this changes in just a few weeks.

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