2010 CSR COLLEGE FOOTBALL TOP 25
UPDATED MAY 20TH
| RANK (LW) | TEAM | RECORD | COMMENTS | |
 | 1 (1) | Alabama | 14-0 | QB Greg McElroy is still undefeated since 8th grade and Alabama returns Heisman Trophy winning RB Mark Ingram and a loaded defense. They have to start at preseason # 1 for 2010 in most polls. |
 | 2 (5) | Ohio State | 11-2 | Huge win over Oregon in the Rose Bowl got the monkey off their back for wins in BCS games. Terrelle Pryor and most of the Buckeyes return this year for a run at the national title. |
 | 3 (2) | Boise State | 14-0 | Win over TCU proved Boise St. could play with anyone in the country...star QB Kellen Moore returns to lead an explosive offense. |
 | 4 (14) | Oregon | 10-3 | The return of stud RB LeMichael James makes Oregon the favorite in the PAC-10 and a national champion contender. |
 | 5 (3) | Florida | 13-1 | Florida and coach Urban Meyer always reload with top talent and expect the Gators to be in the hunt. |
 | 6 (12) | Pittsburgh | 10-3 | Close win over a good North Carolina team to end last season has Pitt on the rise and looking for a BCS bid this year. |
 | 7 (4) | Texas | 13-1 | Similar to Florida, Texas always reloads and should be in the Top 10 this season, fighting for a BCS bowl. |
 | 8 (6) | TCU | 12-1 | Close, hard fought loss to Boise St. in the Fiesta bowl showed TCU has the talent to compete on the national stage and this year could be another BCS bowl bid. |
 | 9 (8) | Iowa | 11-2 | Ricky Stanzi and Iowa will look for revenge vs. Ohio State and win the Big Ten this year. |
 | 10 (11) | Virginia Tech | 10-3 | The Hokies have all the talent in the world, question is, can they put it together to win? |
 | 11 (17) | Miami | 9-4 | QB Jacory Harris is a Heisman Trophy candidate and if the Canes can upset Ohio State in Columbus, they have a chance to make a run at the national title. |
 | 12 (13) | Wisconsin | 10-3 | Wisconsin has most of their horses on the offensive and defensive line back to make a run at the Big Ten Title this year. |
 | 13 (20) | Nebraska | 10-4 | Bo Pelini's team is ready to make the next step and challenge the Top 10. |
 | 14 (21) | USC | 9-4 | The loss of coach Pete Carroll will hurt, but they have a ton of talent and will be able to compete with anyone this year. |
 | 15 (15) | Georgia Tech | 11-3 | Georgia Tech's option running game will continue to haunt defenses in 2010. |
 | 16 (9) | Penn State | 11-2 | Joe Paterno will have his team playing strong defense and RB Evan Royster will be the key player on offense. |
 | 17 (16) | LSU | 9-4 | Their team speed could have the Tigers as one of the bigger surprise teams in 2010. |
 | 18 (10) | BYU | 11-2 | BYU's win over Oregon St. was big for their program and recruiting last year and could translate into a strong 2010. |
 | 19 (NR) | North Carolina | 8-5 | Butch Davis has North Carolina a program on the rise with his strong defense and blue-chip recruits. |
 | 20 (NR) | Oklahoma | 8-5 | Bob Stoops will have the Sooners ready to play this year after last year's dissapointing season. |
 | 21 (NR) | Arkansas | 8-5 | QB Ryan Mallett is ready to lead the Razorbacks in the Top 25 this year. |
 | 22 (NR) | Oregon St. | 8-5 | The Beavers proved they can compete last year, now let's see if they can take the next step this year. |
 | 23 (NR) | Georgia | 8-5 | The Bulldogs will look to rebound from a dissappointing 2009 season. |
 | 24 (NR) | West Virginia | 9-4 | The Mountaineers are always tough at home and could compete with Pitt for the Big East Title this year. |
 | 25 (NR) | Houston | 10-4 | QB Case Keenum is back throwing it around and could lead the NCAA in all passing categories this year. |
