Poinsettia Bowl - TCU vs. Northern Illinois - 3

Las Vegas Bowl - Brigham Young vs. Oregon - 4

New Orleans Bowl - Troy vs. Rice - 1

Papajohns.com Bowl - South Florida vs. East Carolina - 7 

New Mexico Bowl - New Mexico vs. San Jose State - 12

Armed Forces Bowl - Tulsa vs. Utah - 13

Hawaii Bowl - Arizona State vs. Hawaii - 8

Motor City Bowl - Central Michigan vs. Middle Tennessee - 10

Emerald Bowl - UCLA vs. Florida State - 15

Independence Bowl - Alabama vs. Oklahoma State - 23

Holiday Bowl - California vs. Texas A&M - 27

Texas Bowl - Kansas State vs. Rutgers - 31

Music City Bowl - Kentucky vs. Clemson - 20

Sun Bowl - Oregon State vs. Missouri - 17

Liberty Bowl - Houston vs. South Carolina - 18

Insight Bowl - Texas Tech vs. Minnesota - 30

Champs Sports Bowl - Maryland vs. Purdue - 26

Meineki Car Care Bowl - Boston College vs. Navy - 9

Alamo Bowl - Texas vs. Iowa - 24

Chcik-fil-A Bowl - Virginia Tech vs. Georgia - 14

MPC Computers Bowl - Nevada vs. Miami - 5

Outback Bowl - Penn State vs. Tennessee - 6

Cotton Bowl - Auburn vs. Nebraska - 32

Gator Bowl - Georgia Tech vs. West Virginia - 21

Capital One Bowl - Wisconsin vs. Arkansas - 11

Rose Bowl - Michigan vs. USC - 29

Fiesta Bowl - Oklahoma vs. Boise State - 2

Sugar Bowl - Notre Dame vs. LSU - 16

Orange Bowl - Wake Forest vs. Louisville - 28

International Bowl - Cincinnati vs. Western Michigan - 19

GMAC Bowl - Southern Mississippi vs. Ohio - 22

National Title Game - Ohio State vs. Florida - 25--------Final Score OSU 42 to Florida 28

I'm sorry.  But I honestly don't believe that Tennessee belongs in the top 5 at all.  Like the SportsCenter and College Gameday crews said, they have one of the most inconsistent QB in the country.  Don't get me wrong, they have a good team, but not number 5 material in my opinion.  My picks:

1.  Ohio State.....Go Bucks! OH-IO!

2.  USC

3.  West Virginia

4.   Michigan - Big 10 much tougher than Big 12

5.   Texas - Gave no opposition to the Buckeyes whatsoever 

6.   Auburn - My pick at seasons beginning to face OSU for title, but after horrible loss to Arkansas there's no chance

7.   Florida

8.   Tennessee - Erik Ainge can't go two straight weeks with an amazing game.

9.   Louisville - made quite the run without Michael Bush

10.  Boise State - are always in it the past few years.

----You may say my picks are biased because I'm an Ohioan and a Buckeye fan, however, clearly they are the best team in the country.  With Peterson out, Troy Smith should easily win the Heisman barring a serious injury.

Notre Dame and California each have a shot at the top 10 depending on the result of their games vs. USC.  Brady Quinn will have to come prepared.

Missouri possibly in top 10 with win over Nebraska.

Rutgers as well following results vs. West Virginia and Louisville.

Finally, Wisconsin may have a slim to none chance if they defeat Penn State and Iowa.