Trell's CFB Top 25 Week 7 Edition

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1. Florida State (5-0) W vs Wake Forest 43-3

 FSU started off sluggish by going into the half only up 10 but outscored Wake Forest 30-0 in the 2nd half. Jameis Winston completed 23 passes for 297 yards and a touchdown. The Seminole defense allowed a season low 126 total yards. Florida State will travel to Syracuse for the first time since 2004 Saturday

2. Auburn (5-0) W vs LSU 41-7

Auburn's first four possessions resulted in 24 points against a struggling LSU team. Defense did not allow a 3rd down conversion. Cameron Artis-Payne rushed for 126 yards and Nick Marshall threw two touchdown passes. Auburn has scored 40+ points in 4 out of 5 games. The Tigers will be tested Saturday when they travel to Starkville to face undefeated Mississippi State.




 3. Ole Miss (5-0) W vs Alabama 23-17

The Rebels clawed their way to the win Saturday by making big plays at the most critical times. Many miscues for both teams but it was a Senquez Golson interception that sealed the win for Ole Miss. Bo Wallace threw for 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. Ole Miss will play on the road Saturday against Texas A&M




 4. Notre Dame (5-0) W vs Stanford 17-14

Notre Dame allowed 44 yards rushing win the 3 point win. Everett Golson 
threw a game-winning 24 yard pass to Ben Koyack with a minute left. Golson finished with 2 touchdowns and 241 yards passing. Notre Dame will play at home versus North Carolina Saturday.


5. Mississippi State (5-0) W vs Texas A&M 48-31

 Mississippi State was all over Texas A&M from the opening kickoff. The Bulldogs picked off Heisman hopeful Kenny Hill 3 times, twice in the 2nd quarter. Dak Prescott throws his name into the Heisman running by going 19/25 259 yards 2 touchdowns and 3 more touchdowns on the ground. Mississippi State is top 25 in scoring offense and defense. Top 5 Auburn comes to town in what should be a competitive SEC West matchup.
6-25

 6. Baylor
7. Michigan St.
8. Alabama
9. TCU
10. Georgia
11. Arizona
12. Oklahoma
13. Oregon
14. Ohio State
15.Oklahoma St.
16. UCLA
17. Texas A&M
18. East Carolina
19. Arizona State
20. Georgia Tech
21. Kansas State
22. Missouri
23. Nebraska
24. Utah
25. Stanford

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