We're two weeks away from the first College Football Playoff rankings when the top resumes in the country will be put under the microscope by the committee. Olin Buchanan delivers his list of the Top 10 resumes in college football to this point.

After a brief introduction last weekend, college football makes its full debut this week. The Atheltic's Stewart Mandel dives into the eight most important storylines for the opening slate.

Originally one of Texas A&M's top targets in the 2015 recruiting cycle, Kirk Merritt opted for Oregon when he signed his letter of intent. On Friday, however, the sophomore explosive athlete made public his decision to transfer to the Aggies prior to the 2016 season.

The Pac-12 takes center stage with a pair of games featuring ranked opponents. Elsewhere in the country, conference play gets fully underway. New quarterbacks at a couple of SEC programs can turn the tide — or cement a collapse.

Three of the weekend's games pit ranked teams. The rest, well, at least they provide hope for an upset. Here are the most compelling storylines of the 2015 college football season's second week.

Not much has changed in the newest rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter, with the established front-runners solidly maintaining their hold. The final weekend will determine which of the top two takes it home.

This time last week most were sure the race had boiled down to Marcus Mariota or Dak Prescott. TexAgs' resident Trophy voter — and everyone else — must reconsider after the nation's best RB set new records.

The Sachse defensive back and early Texas A&M target released his top five this week — at the tail end of just his junior season. Trips await throughout the winter and a decision may come much sooner than later.

The leader of the nation's No. 1 team can make a statement this week against Alabama; otherwise, a star in Oregon may begin to put the finishing touches on his candidacy. TexAgs' resident Trophy gives his rankings.

At the head of the charge for several potential conference champions are elite leaders at every skill position. The list seems to be solidifying, TexAgs' resident Trophy voter says, but one must seize it in the final weeks.

While the contenders had a strong week as a whole, the unquestioned leader of an undefeated team staked his claim as the man to beat in the most recent rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter.

No one was safe on a day filled with upsets and head-turning results. One frontrunner only cemented his place, while another earned his burst to the top of the weekly rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter.

The front-runners after September hold steady in the weekly rankings by TexAgs' resident Heisman Trophy voter, but a slate of games against ramped-up competition will quickly decide who stays and who goes.

The Aggies' forceful and immediate defiance of preseason expectations was as unconventional as their head coach. With a Heisman-contending QB, an improved defense and worlds of confidence, why not Texas A&M?

The nation's best conference also appears to feature the best athletes. Game-changers from the SEC's top teams comprise four of the five contenders in the Week 5 standings by Olin Buchanan, a voter since 1993.

Of those who jumped out in front in the race during the season's start, none did anything to harm their chances on Saturday. But, TexAgs' resident Trophy voter notes, one was excellent again even in defeat.

An uneventful Week 2 gave us typically strong performances from those already garnering early Heisman consideration, while a previously obscure name leaps into the Week 3 rankings by TexAgs' Trophy voter.

One quarterback in particular wasn't even assured of a starting spot until mid-August, but wrecked a ranked opponent's secondary to make waves nationwide. He leads the Week 2 rankings by TexAgs' Heisman voter.