NCAA Football Power Rankings after Week 3 - Top 15

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RANK SCHOOL POINTS RECORD COMMENT
1
Oregon
2,702.2 3-0 QB Marcus Mariota: Easy choice here. He's only averaging 10.8 yards per pass attempt and 17.5 yards per rush. The Ducks will rest this week.
2
Baylor
1,819.5 2-0 RB Lache Seastrunk: While QB Bryce Petty has received most of the love in Waco, Seastrunk has helped the Bears to the No. 8 ground game.
3
Maryland
1,790.9 3-0 QB C.J. Brown: Talk about a team no one is talking about. Behind Brown's 11 total touchdowns, the Terps keep climbing and face WVU next.
4
Louisville
1,701.3 3-0 QB: Teddy Bridgewater: Slow start, no problem for Bridgewater and the Cards last week against Kentucky. He's already tossed 10 touchdowns.
5
Oklahoma
1,574.6 3-0 DB Gabe Lynn: Came into 2013 without an INT, but already has two picks and a recovered fumble to help the Sooners allow just 9.0 ppg.
6
Wisconsin
1,569.8 2-1 RB Melvin Gordon: He's averaging 12.9 yards every time he touches the ball as he's filled the void left by Montee Ball's departure.
7
Michigan St.
1,539.9 3-0 DE Shilique Calhoun: Jeremy Langford finally passed him for the team lead in TDs, but even if he finishes at three it's still impressive.
8
LSU
1,528.1 3-0 QB Zach Mettenberger: Do the Tigers have a potent offensive attack? It sure is looking like it after averaging 46.0 points per game.
9
UCF
1,459.5 3-0 RB Storm Johnson: One way to get on the national map -- win in Happy Valley. The Miami transfer has seven TDs including two at Penn State.
10
Florida St.
1,397.1 2-0 QB Jameis Winston: Nine different players have scored for the Seminoles, but Winston has completed 40 of his 45 pass attempts in 2013.
11
Oklahoma St.
1,344.6 3-0 RB Jeremy Smith: A lot of the talk in Stillwater is about the QBs, but Smith has scored six touchdowns on his 37 carries to lead the 'Boys.
12
Ohio St.
1,281.7 3-0 WR Devin Smith: Score the longest touchdown from scrimmage in OSU history (90 yards) and you get some love. Buckeyes offense is scary.
13
Arkansas
1,281.2 3-0 RB Alex Collins: Bret Bielema's win on Signing Day has already shown why he was so coveted. Leads the team in rushing with 418 yards.
14
Ole Miss
1,264.7 3-0 LB Serderius Bryant: He's only played two games for the Rebels, but he leads the team with 26 tackles -- including 15 at Texas on Saturday.
15
Cincinnati
1,251.4 2-1 QB Brendon Kay: Losing Munchie Legaux was a huge blow for the Bearcats, but Kay stepped in this week and threw for 277 yards and four TDs.

No BAMA or aTm -- WTF? Wisconsin just got beat by ASU. The NCAA is a joke.