Week 3 of the Napkin Rankings and we are starting to see the wheat separated from the chaff, so to speak.  The Napkin Rankings are a simple, unbiased way to tell how good a college football team is without having to rely on the inexact science of recruiting rankings, preseason rankings, and gut feelings.  It rewards performance with points.  The link to the points system is in the first Napkin Rankings Fan Post, if you care to check it out.

Top Teams By Conference:

ACC - Georgia Tech, 5 points.

Big 12 - Texas, 5 points.

Big East - South Florida, 5 points.

Big Ten - Wisconsin, 4.5 points.

Conference USA - Houston, 5 points.

MAC - Ohio, 4 points.

Mountain West - San Diego State, 4 points.

Pac-12 - Stanford, 7 points.

SEC - LSU, 5.5 points.

Sun Belt - Florida International, 5 points.

After the jump, we'll go over the Top 10 teams in College Football... and one very terrible team.

1.  Stanford, 7 points.  Stanford has won two away games vs. BCS teams.

2.  USC, 6 points.  They might win ugly, but USC has beaten 3 BCS teams.

3.  LSU, 5.5 points.  LSU has a neutral-site BCS win and an away BCS win.

t-10.  South Carolina, 5 points.

t-10.  Alabama, 5 points.

t-10.  Georgia Tech, 5 points.

t-10.  South Florida, 5 points.

t-10.  Texas, 5 points.

t-10.  Florida International, 5 points.

t-10.  Houston, 5 points.

And the worst team in college football, taking over for Georgia, is Western Kentucky with a rating of -3.  The Hilltoppers were blown out at home by the Indiana State Sycamores of the FCS.  Seriously, Western Kentucky, go back to the FCS where you might be able to compete.