Vince Young has been shrouded in controversy for the past six months, and even though Tennessee is 5-0, it has become apparent that Young is steamin!

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Penn State is up 10 spots and Alabama is up 7 while Wake Forest and Wisconsin are down 12 and 11 spots, respectively. So where is everyone else at?

After all the upsets this past weekend, see who moved up and down; who's new and who dropped; and what the voters have to say in this week's The Blue Workhorse College Football Top 25.

There were some big time college football matchups this weekend, as well as some huge upsets, and I tried to watch them all. As I was watching, I made observations on the teams and players. All told, 49 observations covering 10 games, including USC/Oregon State, Florida/Ole Miss, Georgia/Alabama, and more.

The best commemorative t-shirt of the final season of the historic "House that Ruth Built": Yankee Stadium.

See who moved up, how far Auburn drops, and if East Carolina still makes the Top 25. See who's new and who dropped out; and what the voters have to say in this week's The Blue Workhorse College Football Top 25.

Disagree? Let your opinion be heard.

See who moved up and down; who's new and who dropped; and what the voters have to say in this week's The Blue Workhorse College Football Top 25.

Disagree? Let your opinion be heard.

Every Saturday, after a hard week's work, I just want to be able to sit on the couch and flip back and forth through college football games for the entirety of the day. Yesterday, I was fortunate enough to be able to do so.

I watched several games that were televised throughout the day on Saturday (as well as Friday night's game), and unlike last week there were some big matchups and some true battles. Here are 34 observations about certain players and teams from 13 games I was able to see:

The Tampa Bay (no longer Devil) Rays have called up last year's #1 overall pick David Price.

Price, who was called up along with Jonny Gomes, Mitch Talbot, and Jeff Niemann, could possibly make his debut Saturday during Tampa's doubleheader against the Yankees, according to St. Petersburg Times's Marc Topkin.

I watched several of the college football games that were televised throughout the day on Saturday. There were some good games, some blowouts, some close calls, and another upset for East Carolina.

Here, observations about teams and players from Saturday's games. Over 20 teams discussed.

The first week of the collegiate football season offered some intrigue as we got our first look at most of the teams and were able to get our first true idea of who could be contenders this season and who was nothing more than a pretender (Clemson, Pittsburgh).

After being able to evaluate some of the teams better than we had in the preseason, we give you our new The Blue Workhorse College Football Top 25 after Week 1.

Some things to note from this week's rankings:

* After being just outside our Top 25 last week, Alabama springs into the Top 25 and all the way up to 13th after their dismantle of Tommy Bowden's Clemson Tigers.

* Unlike the AP poll, Clemson still makes our Top 25 after being dominated by Alabama. However, the Tigers fall 13 spots from 9th to 22nd.

* Our top 7 remained in tact from our preseason poll, but Texas earned just enough points to overtake Auburn for the #8 spot.

Find out where your favorite team is ranked...

Rocco Baldelli has returned to play for Tampa Bay after contemplating retirement due to a mitochondrial disorder and has become one of the best stories in baseball this year for the team that is the best story in baseball this season.

C.C. Sabathia was incredible Sunday afternoon against the Pirates pitching a complete game shutout allowing only one controversial hit. We say he deserves the no-hitter, the Cy Young, and maybe even the MVP.

What do you think?

In the Sunday Sports Selection series, we showcase a sports-related product (gadget, book, film, equipment, etc.) that we have enjoyed and think you may find of interest as well.

I receive e-mails occasionally from sports companies that are either interested in advertisements or having us promote their products or web site. I typically will at least give the company or web site a look over to determine if they have anything that is of interest for our web site or our readers.

Earlier today, I received an e-mail from a representative of a company by the name of StatBeast (www.statbeast.com).

According to their web site, StatBeast, founded in February of last year, is "The World Leader in Online Sports Statistics." They are a relatively new web site that offers interactive stat content for web sites and blogs. They offer a variety of widgets and other data tools, which are readily available for usage.

Here is an example:

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They currently only have NFL widgets available. (Available categories include Schedules, Standings, Compare Stats, Player Stats, Team Stats, and Vegas Baby!) However, they appear to have plans for baseball, basketball, hockey, boxing, soccer, and NASCAR data tools in the future.

Besides a widget for MLB standings to help me keep up with the pennant races, I would be really interested in some type of widget that had a top 25 poll for college football or if there was a weekly schedule for NFL or college football.

You can use the widgets if you have a web site, blog, or even some type of editable social networking profile, such as MySpace or Facebook, so feel free to check out StatBeast, and add your favorite NFL team's schedule, standings for their division, or Superbowl odds for all 32 teams.

Shotgun Spratling

In honor of the beginning of the 2008 college football season, we go ahead and ruin everything by telling you who's going to win each of the "BCS" conferences, the Heisman Trophy, and make a few other interesting predictions.

Who tops the list of our preseason best 25 teams in college football? It's not Georgia. And it's not some crappy Big 10 school.