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| Weekend of September 4, 2004 | |
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TOP QB
Alex Smith, Utah
Smith threw for over 350 yards and connected on nearly 75% of his passes as the Utes claimed a huge victory over Texas A&M to start the season.
Runner-Up: Sonny Cumbie, Texas Tech
TOP RB
Kay-Jay Harris, West Virginia
Harris set a Big East record with 337 yards rushing against East Carolina. Harris also scored four touchdowns as the Mountaineers started off the season 1-0.
Runner-Up: Vernand Morency, Oklahoma State
TOP WR
Jonathan Fields, Northwestern
Fields got off to a huge start in 2004 with over 200 receiving yards against TCU. He also hauled in three TD passes and averaged over 25 yards per catch.
Runner-Up: Airese Currie, Clemson
TOP TEAM
Washington State
The experts overlook the Cougars time and time again, but WSU just keeps on winning. A road victory over New Mexico should look impressive at season's end.
Runner-Up: Purdue
TOP GAME
Oregon State at LSU
The defending national champions drove down the field in the final minutes to score a TD and tying two-point conversion before winning the game on a missed extra point in overtime.
Runner-Up: Northwestern at TCU
TOP UPSET
Troy over Marshall
The Thundering Herd has lost some of its fright recently, while the Trojans look to be a front-runner in the Sun Belt this season.
Runner-Up: Florida Atlantic over Hawaii
