Rankings for all 120 Division I football teams

61. Nevada — Sure, Wolf Pack’s system helps, but Kaepernick is one of nation’s best QBs.

62. Navy — An Annapolis air raid? Ricky Dobbs Phenomenon means a little more passing for Mids.

63. Kentucky — Wildcats getting better and better at scratching out bowl berths against the odds.

64. UCLA — A boom-or-bust team in dire need of improvement at quarterback.

65. Stanford — Cardinal not far from an extended breakthrough under Harbaugh.

66. Colorado State — After surprise bowl berth comes the tough part: returning to MWC contention.

67. Air Force — Tough sledding for Falcons, who must visit Brigham Young, Navy and Utah.

68. Virginia — Installing a spread offense could help — but maybe not early in the season.

69. Minnesota — Gophers to christen on-campus, open-air stadium with a 6-6 product. Uh, yay?

70. Louisville — Cardinals continue fall from Orange Bowl champs to barely relevant in just three years.

71. Troy — Trojans quietly have amassed three straight eight-win seasons; bank on a fourth.

72. Buffalo — Bulls slammed with loss of program career rushing leader Starks to season-ending injury.

73. Fresno State — Like every season, Bulldogs are sure to stun a nonconference foe and lose to a WAC dreg.

74. Duke — Underappreciated QB Lewis could help author Blue Devils’ first winning season since ‘94.

75. Memphis — Looks like another ho-hum .500ish season for the boys in blue.

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