Most of college football still has no idea who Pitt quarterback Mason Heintschel is, but that will likely change in November. The Panthers close the season with three games against teams currently ranked in the top 15, which will provide their star freshman a chance to introduce himself to the nation.

The Buckeyes and Hoosiers are on a collision course for at least one postseason meeting. Which other teams are doing work up front?

While the top of the rankings stays the same, the rest of the rankings have had a big shake-up. With some ugly results and worse play, some top-tier quarterbacks have taken a tumble. You might think the movement is too much.

The numbers don't lie. Stockton was surgical, completing 26-of-31 passes for 289 yards, four touchdowns, and no turnovers in Georgia's thrilling 43-35 victory. He was perfect in the second half, going 12-for-12 for three scores. Add in his 59 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown, and you have a performance that screams "Heisman contender."

Matt Hinton ranks and analyzes every SEC starting QB, willing to shake off Diego Pavia's off day, with a caveat: It can't happen again.

It's a completely different picture for Pollack, as he revealed on a recent edition of " See Ball Get Ball with David Pollack ." He had Reed, Georgia Tech's Haynes King, Ole Miss' Trinidad Chambliss, Mendoza and Simpson in the top five.