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Not even one week into the season and were already blown away by Auston Matthews, Connor McDavid and Patrik Laine. Way too early to identify real trends, but it wont stop us from ranking every single team from top to bottom. So get ready.1. (last week: 1)?Pittsburgh Penguins, 2-0-0The Penguins are perfect to start the season without Sidney Crosby in the lineup. What a start for Marc-Andre Fleury, who has stopped 73 of 77 shots in winning two in a row while Matt Murray recovers from a broken thumb.2. (12) St. Louis Blues, 3-0-0The Blues have looked good. They got a little nicked up in their win Saturday against the New York Rangers, so thats worth watching, but so far so good for a St. Louis team that has had significant turnover the past two seasons.3. (2)?San Jose Sharks, 2-0-0The Sharks have started out as they finished last season, on a high note, with two wins in which they allowed just three goals. Their victory over the Blue Jackets on Saturday starts a five-game road trip for a team that a year ago was the leagues best away from home.4. (4)?Tampa Bay Lightning, 2-0-0The Lightning have fallen behind in each of their first two games, but their depth has saved them in both cases. They are setting the tone early for a team many like to win the Atlantic.5. (9) Florida Panthers, 2-0-0Speaking of winning the Atlantic,?Roberto Luongo starts the season with back-to-back wins and the defending division champs are undefeated without Jonathan Huberdeau and Nick Bjugstad, who are both out long term.6. (26) Ottawa Senators, 2-0-0Hey, lets give the Senators some due as they open with two wins. The good news is the offense has been there with nine goals. Allowing seven over the same time period isnt a recipe for long-term success, though.7. (3) Washington Capitals, 1-0-1The Capitals bounced back after their shootout loss to the Penguins on banner night in Pittsburgh with a win over the New York Islanders in their home opener.?Daniel Winnik?had both goals as Caps depth reveals itself early.8. (30) Vancouver Canucks, 2-0-0The Canucks sneaked in an opening-night win over the Flames, in spite of an own-goal by Loui Eriksson, then roared back after being down three against the Hurricanes. Nice start for a team most picked to be a bottom-feeder.9. (29) Toronto Maple Leafs, 1-0-1Speaking of giving credit where its due. The Leafs gave away an extra point in OT loss to start season in Ottawa, but bounced back to win handily against Boston on Saturday. And, oh yeah,?Auston Matthews?is pretty good.10. (8) Montreal Canadiens, 1-0-1Still no?Carey Price as the Canadiens, in front of Al Montoya, start the season 1-0-1, including a shootout loss to Ottawa on Saturday.11. (19) Philadelphia Flyers, 1-0-1The Flyers have looked good in two road games, taking three of four points after losing in OT to Arizona on Saturday to follow up an opening-night win in Los Angeles. They are getting production from up and down the lineup, including three points from rookie?Travis Konecny.12. (23) Edmonton Oilers, 2-1-0Impressive start for?Connor McDavid, with six points in twin wins over the Flames to start, but a disappointing lopsided loss Sunday at home to the Sabres highlights ongoing goaltending and defensive issues for the Oil.13. (7) Nashville Predators, 1-1-0The?P.K. Subban era in Nashville is off to a rollicking start, although they dropped the second of back-to-back efforts against the Chicago Blackhawks with Pekka Rinne?taking the night off Saturday. Subban has done a little bit of everything, including producing a goal and an assist.14. (6) Dallas Stars, 1-1-0The Stars are very Stars-like to start, scoring nine times in two games but giving up eight -- which in large part explains their record.15. (17) Arizona Coyotes, 1-0-0Youthful Yotes looked good in an entertaining win over the Flyers in their home opener. But it was veteran?Mike Smith?in goal who helped secure the victory.16. (27) Colorado Avalanche, 1-0-0Good on the Avalanche, who did not lose in the preseason, for staying on task while edging the Stars 6-5 to give rookie head coach Jared Bednar his first NHL head-coaching win.17. (15) New York Rangers, 1-1-0The?Mika Zibanejad?deal is already paying dividends, as the former Ottawa Senator has four points in two games.18. (5) Chicago Blackhawks, 1-2-0The Blackhawks avoided going 0-3 to start the season with a win Saturday over the Predators as?Richard Panik collected his first NHL hat trick against backup Marek Mazanec.19. (13) Minnesota Wild, 1-1-0The Wild get their first win for new coach Bruce Boudreau, over the Winnipeg Jets, after a disappointing loss against the Blues to open the season.20. (22) Winnipeg Jets, 1-1-0The Jets could not build on a come-from-behind win over the Hurricanes in their opener as they fall to the Wild. Nice start for rookie-of-the-year candidate and No. 2 draft pick?Patrik Laine, who has a pair of important points in two games.21. (24) Buffalo Sabres, 1-1-0The Sabres, buckled by injuries to top-six forwards?Jack Eichel and Evander Kane, show nice backbone by whipping the Oilers on Sunday.22. (14) Carolina Hurricanes, 0-0-2Good news is the Canes have points in two road games to start the season. Bad news is they blew leads in both, including a 3-0 lead in Sundays 4-3 overtime loss to the Canucks. Not good for a team thats hoping to be in the playoff race.23. (18) Boston Bruins, 1-1-0Disappointing follow-up to a nice come-from-behind win over the Blue Jackets to start the season as the Bruins were handled easily by the Maple Leafs on Saturday. No Patrice Bergeron is troubling, and Tuukka Rask?couldnt go either against the young Leafs, although Bergeron should be close to returning.24. (21) New York Islanders, 1-2-0Modified lineup comes up with its first win of the season in overtime Sunday against the Ducks. Still lots of questions dogging the Isles early in the going.25. (20) New Jersey Devils, 0-1-1The Devils have scored just three goals in two games. Even with?Taylor Hall?in the lineup, their scoring problems persist with the offensively challenged Devils.26. (10) Anaheim Ducks, 0-2-1The Ducks begin the coach Randy Carlyle era (Part II) with three straight losses, although they get the losers point for coming back and forcing overtime against the Islanders on Sunday. Took the Ducks a long time a year ago to get rolling, so history might be repeating itself.27. (11) Calgary Flames, 0-2-1Lots of folks loved the Flames to challenge in the Pacific. So far, defense and goaltending look uncomfortably like last season.?28. (16) Los Angeles Kings, 0-2-0This could be the start of a very long season for the Kings, especially if injured goalie?Jonathan Quick?ends up requiring surgery. Regardless, things off to a rocky start for a team many liked to return to Cup contender status.29. (25)?Detroit Red Wings, 0-2-0The Wings looked good early against the Lightning in their opener, but fell apart and have allowed twice as many goals (10) as theyve managed to score (5) in twin losses to start the season.30. (28) Columbus Blue Jackets, 0-2-0The Blue Jackets blew early lead against the Bruins in their first outing and have not looked good in dropping their first two. If there was a team desperate to not stumble out of the gate -- again -- its Columbus. 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SEATTLE -- Chris Petersen was awaiting a test for No. 4 Washington different from what it faced earlier in the season with the hype surrounding a home win against Stanford or the history behind its road victory at Oregon.Playing on the road at No. 16 Utah was really the first true measure of where the Huskies stand. And the manner in which Washington came away with its 31-24 win over the Utes to remain undefeated was probably why Petersen was in such a good mood Monday.When those momentum swings come you feel it. It makes a difference. But I think for the most part our guys did a good job handling it, Petersen said. They would much rather play in that than the other type of environment where there is not much going on.Washington faced the types of challenges it hasnt seen much in the previous seven games. The Huskies trailed in the second half for the first time all season. Quarterback Jake Browning committed a costly turnover that allowed Utah to get back in the game. The Huskies defense allowed points off a turnover for the first time all season. Utah running back Joe Williams rushed for 172 yards. And there were a number of costly penalties committed by the Huskies.Yet, Washington found a way to prevail, thanks to Dante Pettis 58-yard punt return touchdown with 3:25 left that put the Huskies ahead for good.Washington (8-0, 5-0 Pac-12) is almost assured of finding itself in the top 4 when the first College Football Playoff rankings are released Tuesday. And the obstacles between the Huskies and the playoff are dwindling, although this week provides a unique test going back on thee road to face California.ddddddddddddBut facing such a pass-heavy opponent could have benefits down the road for Washington with the regular-season finale coming at Washington State.Its good we just went on the road in a tough environment, so it just feels a lot different playing at home than on the road. So to go right back into another (road) environment, I think that can be a positive, Petersen said. Cal is good at home, like most are. If weve got to go on the road, to go back to back I think is OK.Pettis was named the Pac-12 special teams player of the week, to go along with linebacker Azeem Victor being named defensive player of the week. Victors 16 total tackles overshadowed a pair of costly personal foul penalties he received, one of which was for jawing with former teammate and Utah quarterback Troy Williams.Petersen said Victor had already completed his punishment for the unsportsmanlike conduct foul -- typically 500 push-ups. Its the same punishment Browning received after receiving a similar flag in the win at Oregon for pointing at an opposing player as he ran into the end zone.Its hard stuff because we want those kids playing right there to the edge. They have to play this game emotional and it is emotional, but you can play too emotional for sure, Petersen said. I think that was a little bit of the case with our defense for a lot of the game. That wasnt one of our better defense games.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '