Opening weekend rundown...

DeAngelo Williams is going to have a tough time with both the scheme and offensive line of Memphis. Although Ole Miss showed up with one of the best defenses I've seen in a while. DT's Michael Bozeman and McKinley Boykin, along with superstar LB Patrick Willis are one my radar. Willis is a JR, but has the stuff to make the jump after this year. Louisville was also impressive to me, as super Soph Brian Brohm led them over Kentucky. They have a nice experienced group of WR's, including Montrell Jones, Broderick Clark, and Joshua Tinch, along with fine Jr RB Michael Bush. Their offensive line is experienced, and very good, led by Sr LT Jeremy Darveau, Sr C Jason Spitz (who I like a lot), and RT Travis Leffew. Florida State and Miami hooked up in a sloppy, disappointing game. RB Leon Washington didn't show much, but Jr. RB Lorenzo Booker did; against an upper tier defense in Miami. FSU's best players on defense include Jr DT Clifton Dickson, LB's Ernie Sims, Buster Davis, A.J. Nicholson, and SR FS Pat Watkins. LT Eric Winston, an early first round projection this year, didn't disappoint for Miami. JR RB Tyrone Moss looked very good running the ball for Miami, but their offense will struggle with QB Kyle Wright. Their defense is loaded, with great DT's in Orien Harris and Baraka Atkins, RE Thomas Carroll, SR LB's Rocky McIntosh and Leon Williams. Superstar JR Devin Hester had a disappointing game, but he has the talent to be a top player in the NFL, so he deserves further scrutiny.