Better than to rant about why TCU should be in the Top 3, or why Florida/Alabama are running through an over rated 2009 SEC, I decided to stick to the numbers. While most of this is opinion based, I really feel for the most part it accurately reflects the team's this season up to this point. Keep in mind all these teams are undefeated, and all have very strong cases why they should be in the BCS title game. The number in each catagory rank each team against each other for that category (1 for the best, 4 the worst). Also, each position was ranked against each team, and while positions such as running back units, receiving units, offensive line, and the entire defense is highly debatable, I used stats, dominating ability, and my own scouting that I do for Optimum Scouting to decipher who goes where. 

The phrase, "Oh how the mighty have fallen" doesn't quite sum up how the Michigan Wolverines have gone from feared home game to just another road game.

In the days of "Bo", Michigan losing a home game would be on CNN. Even in the days of Lloyd Carr the Wolverines would consistently route Big Ten opponents in the Big House.

From 2002 to 2006, Michigan boasted a 29-4 home record, with 2005 contributing 3 defeats. The Wolverines were 3-1 vs. Ranked opponnents at home and split the Ohio State games 1-1 in that time time period at home.

Now, the name "Big House" is just a figure of speech, as the stadium fills over 100,000 fans. The days of Michigan dominance in Ann Arbor each season is beginning to fade each season.

Each week, www.NFLHouse.com and the Optimum Scouting Department will be bringing you the top prospects for the 2010 NFL Draft that we will be in-depth scouting each week. Here are the best matchups of the college football weekend.

The college coaching carosel seems to be never ending every off-season. While the occasional big job has opened up in recent years (Auburn, Alabama, Notre Dame, Washington), most off-season's are filled with fledging teams looking to be the next Boise State, or lower BCS schools looking to get out from the basement. Here are the top coaches to get ousted this year, as well as the record they likely need to attain to keep their job.

Now that the season is fastly appraoching, we take a look the entire country for where the teams may stack up, who are the best at each positon, some of the storylines to watch, and some of the top talents for the 2010 NFL Draft.

Now that the season is fastly appraoching, we take a look at each conference for where the teams may stack up, who are the best at each positon, some of the storylines to watch, and some of the top talents for the 2010 NFL Draft.

Now that the season is fastly appraoching, we take a look at each conference for where the teams may stack up, who are the best at each positon, some of the storylines to watch, and some of the top talents for the 2010 NFL Draft.