1. Collin Klein QB Kansas State

Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein put forth a Heisman worthy performance in Morgantown, leading the Wildcats to a dominating 55-14 victory over West Virginia. Klein played a near perfect game, scoring seven touchdowns.

Klein clearly outperformed Geno Smith, throwing for 323 yards and three touchdowns while adding four scores on the ground. The Wildcats moved up to third in the BCS standings and should be favored in every game going forward.

For a football program with a long line of legendary running backs, getting commitments at the position isn’t a hard task. So is the case for the 2013 class which features verbal commits from Lincoln HS’s (Stockton, CA) Justin Davis and Joliet Catholic’s (Joliet, Il) Ty Isaac. The two could form a dynamic duo that USC is used to seeing around.

Recent Utah football commit Dominique Hatfield (ATH/2013) was a beast against Dorsey. The senior football recruit had 2 interceptions, returning one to the house and scored on a sick TD catch at the back corner of the endzone on a dime from junior QB Ajene Harris in the first quarter.

Hatfield had several other nice grabs, including a snag on a deep ball down the Dorsey sideline from Harris with the added difficulty of a defensive pass interference call against the Dons.

The Gardena Serra Cavaliers took care of business Thursday night, dominating league foe St. Francis 42-6 behind a stellar defensive performance and three touchdowns from Malik Roberson.

With playmaker Taz Bateman lost for the season with a broken ankle, it was incumbent upon others to step their game up. On this night, it was Malik Roberson that was up to the challenge.

Trailing 3-0, the Cavaliers took the lead on a rushing touchdown by Roberson. The Serra defense held the St. Francis offense out of the end zone all night, yielding only two long field goals. Serra led 14-6 at halftime.