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ESPN college football analyst and former Florida Gators and Mississippi State Bulldogs head coach Dan Mullen has ranked his top college football teams following Week 5.
Mullen did not like what he saw out of Georgia and has dropped the Bulldogs in his rankings after Georgia’s 27-20 win on the road against Auburn.
Week 5 saw Texas topple Kansas, Notre Dame win on the road at Duke, Ole Miss win a shootout over LSU, and USC win a high-scoring affair with Colorado.
Who are Dan Mullen’s top 10 college football teams after five weeks of the year?
USC Trojans
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Week 5: USC 48, Colorado 41
The Pac-12 has the best quarterbacks of any conference and USC quarterback Caleb Williams is the best quarterback in the Pac-12. However, USC’s defense did not look sharp against Colorado and may not be able to handle other elite Pac-12 offenses.
Oklahoma Sooners
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Week 5: Oklahoma 50, Iowa State 20
Dan Mullen is higher on Oklahoma than most. Oklahoma scored 29 straight points to end the game against Iowa State in Week 5.The Sooners, who are 5-0, have a massive rivalry game against Texas this week.
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Week 5: Washington 31, Arizona 24
The Huskies passing offense put up yardage against Arizona, but Washington used the ground game in the red zone. The Huskies scored four rushing touchdowns against Arizona. Washington has a bye week before facing Oregon in key Pac-12 game on Oct. 14.
Penn State Nittany Lions
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Week 5: Penn State 41, Northwestern 13
Is Penn State ready to compete with Michigan and Ohio State in the Big Ten? The Nittany Lions had a sluggish first half against Northwestern before outscoring Northwestern 31-3 in the second half.
The Nittany Lions moved to 5-0 ahead of their Week 6 bye week. Penn State plays UMass after its bye…
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Publish date : 2023-10-02 11:08:33
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