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Bleacher Report: Jacory Harris and The 10 Most Overrated College Football Players Of 2010

After Jacory Harris' performance against Ohio State, it has become apparent that he is having trouble living up to all of the hype that surrounds him.This game was by no means a blowout, but Harris threw four interceptions against the Buckeyes.Harris has been high on many Heisman Trophy lists, but his ranking will surely drop after he failed to pull it out against Ohio State.With several upsets already studding this college football season, Jacory Harris is not the only overrated player.Here is a list of the top ten most overrated college football players in this 2010 season.Begin Slideshow

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