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25. Hawaii 2-3 The Warriors won the main leg of their home-and-home with New Mexico State 41-21, however it wasn't sufficient to move out of The Bottom 25. Thus, during the current week in any event, they'll need to live with being the solitary two-win group here. I bet they will not be here any longer in the event that they can deal with a third success this week against Fresno State. (Last Week: 11)

24. FIU 1-3 CBS Sports editorial manager and pleased FIU alum Brandon Wise sent me a great deal of egotistic messages about his Panthers when they drove Central Michigan 27-10 after 3/4. Then, at that point, Central Michigan scored 21 focuses in the final quarter, and the texts halted. We'll check whether Brandon is a smidgen more wary when FIU takes off to take on Florida Atlantic in the Shula Bowl. (Not Ranked)

23. Colorado 1-3 The Buffs are battling unpalatably. Subsequent to setting up 35 against Northern Colorado in the season opener, they've scored just 20 focuses in three games against Texas A&M, Minnesota and Arizona State. On the off chance that you just glance at games between FBS groups, the 0.59 focuses per ownership the Buffs have scored positions 129th broadly, in front of just Southern Miss. This week Colorado desires to sort it out against a reeling USC crew. (NR)

22. Tulsa 1-3 Tulsa got on the board with its first success of the period, beating Arkansas State 41-34. Presently the group that ended up being a serious annoyance in misfortunes to Oklahoma State and Ohio State hopes to get a series of wins moving against Houston on Friday night. (13)

21. Miami (OH) 1-3 The Redhawks have played a requesting timetable to open the year, and they've kept things close, yet eventually the outcomes need to change. Perhaps they'll wind up on the right half of the scoreline when they invite Central Michigan to town Saturday. (22)

20. Washington State 1-3 It's been a harsh beginning to the season for the Cougars. Their solitary success came against Portland State, and they've lost to Utah State, USC and Utah. Taking into account how poor USC and Utah have examined different games, losing to those two by 31 and 11 focuses is disturbing. This week Wazzu's headed for face Cal. (NR)

19. South Florida 1-3 The Bulls kept things decent in a 35-27 misfortune at BYU last week, which was a much needed development of speed from their misfortunes to NC State and Florida. They'll hope to keep that positive force this end of the week when they hit the road once more, this opportunity to take on SMU. (17)

18. Southern Miss 1-3 As I referenced in the Colorado snippet, Southern Miss' (Mrs?) offense is battling, yet basically it had a reason this week. Very few groups are scoring focuses against Alabama. Life gets significantly simpler this end of the week at No. 8 Rice. (NR)

17. North Texas 1-3 The Not-So-Mean Green have dropped three straight subsequent to tumbling to Louisiana Tech 24-17. Checking out the timetable from here, it's not difficult to imagine that losing streak extending to six. North Texas has this end of the week off, however it will get back to activity out and about against Missouri on Oct. 9. (20)

16. Texas State 1-3 The Bobcats were steered 59-21 by Eastern Michigan last week, which was certifiably not a reassuring development to the misfortune to Incarnate Word. This week the Fightin Spavs get South Alabama at home. (NR)

15. Florida State 0-4 If ever there was a program in urgent need of a success, it's Florida State. The Seminoles are 0-4 to begin the season, yet they have what will probably be one of their more winnable ACC games this end of the week at home against Syracuse. (19)

14. Vanderbilt 1-3 The Commodores were run over by Georgia on Saturday. The Bulldogs leaped out to a 35-0 lead in the principal quarter and traveled from that point in a 62-0 success. This week Vandy will discover the opposition a lot more amiable when it invites No. 2 UConn to Nash Vegas. (18)

13. Arizona 0-4 The groups at the lower part of the Pac-12 ought to be appreciative to the groups battling at the top for removing the consideration. In any case, to the Wildcats' credit, they looked lively for some time against Oregon before the Ducks pulled away to win 41-19. The Wildcats will require this end of the week off to get ready for their next game against UCLA. (12)

12. Arkansas State 1-3 The Red Wolves have been serious in each game with the exception of their 52-3 misfortune to Washington, and this week they'll confront a group that just terminated its mentor. (14)

11. Georgia Southern 1-3 And Georgia Southern is the group that terminated its mentor. Chad Lunsford is out after the Eagles dropped their third consecutive round of the period, losing 28-20 to Louisiana. The move was to some degree astounding since I felt it was their best presentation of the period. They'll hope to enhance it against No. 12 Arkansas State. (10)

10. Kansas 1-3 Kansas may have quite recently lost the most winnable game left on its timetable by 19. That 52-33 misfortune to Duke doesn't look good, as it's only Big 12 games from now on, beginning with an excursion to Iowa State this week. (9)

9. Ball State 1-3 The Cardinals have lost three straight after a 22-12 loss because of Toledo. I'm getting a sneaking doubt that the dominant MAC champions will not be rehashing in 2021, however maybe they can alter my perspective this end of the week against Army. (15)

8. Rice 1-3 The Owls got their first success of the period, beating Texas Southern 48-34. Presently they get one more winnable game against No. 18 Southern Miss. An exemplary matchup of a protection hasn't had the option to stop anyone (Rice) against an offense that can't score (USM). Likewise, Rice is the second continuous No. 1 group in The Bottom 25 to win the next week. It'd be fun if that turned into something standard. (1)

7. New Mexico State 1-4 This Aggies group isn't excellent, however essentially it can score focuses. After not doing quite a bit of anything in its initial two games against UTEP and San Diego State, New Mexico State has scored something like 21 focuses in three straight. That probably won't seem like a lot, however it stands apart contrasted with a great deal of different groups in these rankings. (8)

6. Akron 1-3 Akron took a 7-0 lead on Ohio State in Ohio Stadium. Of course, the Buckeyes would score the last 59 focuses in the game thereafter, however you'll always be unable to remove that 7-0 lead at Ohio State from the Zips. Obviously, as significant a second as it might've been, there are greater games to come. (7)

5. Naval force 0-3 If we're searching for silver linings, Navy's 28-20 misfortune to Houston was the most amazing it has looked this season. Possibly that implies the Mids are at last getting their ocean legs, however this week furnishes a troublesome errand with UCF. Indeed, even without Dillon Gabriel, the Knights will not be not difficult to break. (4)

4. UNLV 0-4 The Rebels aren't acceptable, yet they've had a harsh timetable to begin the season, and it isn't getting simpler soon. Their 38-30 misfortune to Fresno State was the third time they've lost to a group that was positioned in the AP Poll at the time currently this season, and this week they get an UTSA group that is starting off on a 4-0 foot and appears to be one of the most amazing Group of Five groups in the country. (3)

3. UMass 0-4 So a topic is arising with the Minutemen. While they're 0-4, their two home misfortunes against Boston College and Eastern Michigan were by 17 and 14 focuses, separately. Their street misfortunes against Pitt and Coastal Carolina, in the mean time, have dropped by 44 and 50 focuses. So perhaps there's a hint of something to look forward to in front of the current week's home game against Toledo? No? What might be said about the following week's home game against UConn? (6)

2. UConn 0-5 I thought the Huskies had them. I was unable to honestly think Wyoming - WYOMING! - was a 30-point top pick out and about against anyone, and UConn almost pulled off the resentful. The Huskies had a 13-3 lead at halftime and drove 16-10 in the final quarter, yet as we regularly see with groups like the Huskies, figuring out how to win is difficult. A UConn score with four seconds left made it look better, however it was as yet a 24-22 misfortune and a blown possibility. This week the Huskies are out and about against No. 14 Vanderbilt. (2)

1. Ohio 0-4 The Bobcats were my Lock of the Week in the Six Pack, as they were getting 14.5 focuses against Northwestern's horrendous offense. Then, at that point, Ohio made Northwestern's offense look acceptable and did likewise for an ambushed Wildcats guard in a 35-6 misfortune.

That's right, Ohio may be genuinely awful this season. Or then again perhaps they'll make something happen this end of the week when they hit the road to confront No. 6 Akron in The Bottom 25 Game of the Century of the Week! (5)