Joel Klatt's College Football Rankings: Ohio State Continues to Solidify Its No. 1 Spot

A few weeks back, Penn State didn't have the opportunity to show us who it was yet. Following its upset loss at UCLA on Saturday, we have a pretty good idea now.

Week 6 of the college football season is in the books, and multiple top-10 teams losing to unranked foes means Joel Klatt's weekly ranking will have some shakeup.  

So, here are Klatt's top 10 rankings after another week of college football games.

Klatt's take: Ohio State just dismantled Minnesota, 42-3. It wasn’t very close. Here’s the bottom line for me: they are the team that has not shown a real weakness in any game. And that’s why they’re No. 1. They are suffocatingly good because they have answers. If you take away their deep-passing game, they’ll throw it short. If you take away their short-passing game, they’ll run it. They’ve got the best offensive player in the country in wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, and if you take him away, oh, Carnell Tate is probably a first-round draft pick on the other side. Tate was incredible against Minnesota: nine catches, 183 yards and a touchdown. Hey, that's a pretty good No 2. receiver. Hey by the way if you single-cover Jeremiah Smith at any point, whether it’s in the regular spot on the field or in the red zone, they just throw it to him and he makes a play, whether it’s a touchdown or not. They can run it with fast backs that are getting better every single game — namely, their freshman Bo Jackson, who’s right up there in terms of efficiency numbers, average yards per carry, things of that nature. Oh and hey by the way they’ve got a five-star quarterback, Julian Sayin, that’s starting to look like a five-star quarterback. The most accurate passer in college football at 80%. He’s a top-five passer in efficiency. He’s