Absolute trouncing of Stanford. Disappointed that Lincoln did not let Miller Moss actually run any decent plays.

Good, solid win over ranked Wisconsin. While there are many schools in the 2-0 tier, Wazzu has the best resume so far -- Cam Ward is much improved.

CU is surprising. Truly an unknown.

Decent wins over okay-ish opponents -- I don't know much about Tulsa, but it looks like Boise State might go 6-6 this year.

That was a Baylor team that lost to Texas State. Utah without Cam Rising is clearly not as dynamic as they ought to be, and while they still gritted out the win, they drop nonetheless due to better, clearer wins above them.

Oregon State did exactly what they were supposed to do. Unsurprising win, but also against an FCS opponent.

So uh, that was a lot closer than it should have been, Oregon. Beating TTU in Lubbock is tough, but the Bo Nix Year Five Dark Horse Heisman Campaign (BNYFDHHC) is uh, not getting off to a great start.

I don't think that San Diego State or Coastal Carolina is very good this year. UCLA needs to figure out their QB situation, and Dante Moore needs to be the starter.

Arizona got a little bit robbed, but we'll take an OT loss to Mississippi State.

Cal got fully robbed and they need a new kicker.

Arizona State did not get robbed, but was pleasantly better than expected against Oklahoma State.

Jesus Christ. At least USC only played one half of football.

Still using pure W/L tiers right now. I'll probably stop after week 3, as there are a lot of important games the next two weeks.

Surprised about Stanford for the wrong reasons, but all other teams performed surprisingly well!