Unleash Hell
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I went through all the BCS conferences, plus the MWC and did week by week predictions. I came across a 3 way tie with the Big 12 champ and will need opinions on who takes the honors of the official conference champion.
If you have any questions on someone’s record or conference rankings, just ask. All I did was go through the conferences I really give a **** about and go through and write who I think the winners of each game throughout the season are. I do this every year. As you can see there is only one unbeaten team (USC) and seven one loss teams creating yet another end of season controversy.
Here are my final rankings and quick briefings on each conference.
SEC
Starting with the SEC West, Bama and LSU figure to be the favorites in the west. LSU gets stunned with their only loss of the year in an upset at Auburn during their conference opener. Bama gets their unbeaten season ended by LSU in a national title game rematch in Baton Rouge. Mississippi State is coming off a couple winning seasons, and with a favorable schedule for SEC standards, has a solid ten win season. Auburn will have a dissapointing 0-2 start to the season with losses to Clemson and Miss st, however the Tigers rebound by going on a 9 game winning streak before losing the finale to Bama. Texas A&M struggles in the first season in their new conference. Arkansas, while having one of the best QB's in the game will take a step back this year with a new coach.
1. LSU 11-1,7-1
2. Alabama 11-1, 7-1
3. Mississippi St. 10-2, 6-2
4. Auburn 9-3,6-2
5. Texas A&M 6-6, 2-6
6. Arkansas 6-6, 2-6
7. Mississippi 4-7,1-7
The SEC East should be stronger this year in the top half of the division. South Carolina and Georgia should be the top dogs in the division with an improved Florida not far behind. Missouri adds some good competition as well. The bottom half of Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Kentucky look to have losing records.
1. South Carolina 11-1, 7-1
2. Georgia 10-2, -2
3. Florida 8-4, 5-3
4. Missouri 8-4, 4-4
5. Vanderbilt 4-8, 2-6
6. Tennessee 5-7, 1-7
7. Kentucky 3-9, 0-8
Pac-12
In the South, USC looks primed for a national title run with the return of QB Matt Barkley, the best WR unit in the country and a program now eligible to go to a bowl. SC is going to be very hard for anybody to beat this season. Utah and UCLA should be solid bowl teams, while the rest of the division in Colorado and the two Arizona schools will be lucky to go over .500.
1. USC 12-0,9-0
2. Utah 8-4,5-4
3. UCLA 8-4
4. Arizona 5-7,3-6
5. Colorado 4-8,2-7
6. Arizona St. 3-7,1-8
The North looks to be the stronger division once again in the PAC. Oregon will be strong and loaded with speed once again. A big obstacle in USC appears to be the Ducks only big road block to a second trip to the BCS title game in 3 years. Stanford lost a lot of talent to the NFL including star QB Andrew Luck. The Cardinal will take a step back, but will still be a solid program. Look for Oregon State and Washington State to be better.
1. Oregon 11-1,8-1
2. Stanford 7-5,5-4
3. Oregon State 6-6,5-4
4. Washington State 6-6,4-5
5. CAL 6-6,4-5
6. Washington 5-7,3-6
Big 12
This is the conference I am stuck as to who will represent the conference in a BCS bowl as the conference champion. I have a 3-way split for 1[SUP]st[/SUP] place with Oklahoma, Texas and West Virginia all having the same overall and conference record. The problem lies with the tiebreakers. I have OU losing to Iowa State and West Virginia, UT losing to OU and Kansas State and WVU losing to Texas and Oklahoma St.
After the 1[SUP]st[/SUP] place split, I have TCU, Kansas State, Oklahoma State and Iowa State as solid middle of the pack programs. OSU and KSU will take a little step back from last year while Iowa State will be improved. Baylor takes a huge decline with the loss of Heisman winner RGIII and will fail to go to a bowl.
1. Oklahoma 10-2, 7-2, West Virginia 10-2, 7-2, Texas 10-2, 7-2
2. TCU 8-4, 6-3
3. Kansas State 8-4, 5-4
4. Oklahoma State 8-4, 5-4
5. Iowa State 7-5, 5-4
6. Texas Tech 6-7, 2-7
7. Baylor 4-8, 1-8
8. Kansas 3-9, 0-9
Big Ten
In the Leaders division, it won’t take long for Ohio State to be “back” as proven new HC Urban Meyer walks into a great situation. I see the division going to the winner of the Wisconsin/Ohio State game in late November. Both teams could come into the game undefeated. It would not surprise me to see Wisconsin repeat in the Leaders and beat OSU, but I am picking the Buckeyes to win a huge road game in Madison. The rest of the division does not look that great and I only see one other team with a winning record.
1. Ohio State 11-1, 7-1
2. Wisconsin 11-1, 7-1
3. Illinois 7-5,4-4
4. Purdue 5-7,2-6
5. Penn St. 5-7,2-6
6. Indiana 2-10,0-8
The Big Ten Legends division looks much stronger overall and I wouldn’t be surprised if any of the three of Nebraska, Michigan or Michigan State take the title. Iowa and Northwestern look to be decent, and Minnesota has the schedule to make a run for a bowl game. I see the Huskers starting out conference play 0-2, but go on a 6 game win streak to take the title.
1. Nebraska 9-3, 6-2
2. Michigan 9-3, 6-2
3. Michigan St. 9-3, 5-3
4. Iowa 8-4,4-4
5. Northwestern 7-5, 3-5
6. Minnesota 6-6, 2-6
ACC
The Atlantic looks to be a really soft division with Clemson and Florida State really the only contenders. Both FSU and Clemson benefit from favorable schedules and either could make a surprise national title run at the end of the year. I am picking Clemson to run through their schedule unbeaten until the last game of the season against arch-rival South Carolina where the ****s will end the Tigers dream season.
1. Clemson 11-1,8-0
2. Florida State 10-2,6-2
3. Maryland 5-7,3-5
4. NC st. 4-8,2-6
5. Wake Forest 4-8,2-6
6. Boston College 3-9,1-7
The Coastal division looks to be the better division in the ACC. I am picking North Carolina to finish the division #1, but the Tar Heels are ineligible for post season play and runner-up Virginia Tech will represent the division in the conference title game. One team that is primed for a big year is Virginia. The Cavaliers have improved each year under HC Mike London and that won’t change this year coming off an 8 win season.
1. North Carolina 10-2,7-1
2. Virginia Tech 10-2,6-2
3. Virginia 10-2,6-2
4. Miami, Fla 6-6,4-4
5. Georgia Tech 6-6, 3-5
6. Duke 3-9,0-8
Big East
I still think it’s a joke this conference is a AQ conference especially now with the departure of West Virginia. Don’t really have much to say, this conference bores me and pisses me off. I have more respect for the MWC. More than half the teams in this conference could win it.
1. Cincinnati 10-2,6-1
2. USF 7-5,5-2
3. Pitt 7-5,4-3
4. Rutgers 7-5,4-3
5. Louisville 7-5,4-3
6. UConn 3-7,2-5
7. Temple 4-8,1-6
MWC
The #1 spot appears to be held for Boise State, but the top half looks to be fairly decent.
1. Boise St. 10-2, 8-0
2. Wyoming 9-3, 6-2
3. Air Force 9-3,6-2
4. Nevada 8-4,5-3
5. San Diego St. 8-4,5-3
6. Colorado St. 6-6, 4-4
7. Hawai’i 5-7,3-5
8. Fresno St. 5-7,2-6
9. UNLV 2-11,1-7
10. New Mexico 2-11, 0-8
Major Independents
Notre Dame 8-4
BYU 8-4
BCS bowl games
BCS National title
USC over LSU
Rose Bowl
Oregon over Ohio State
Orange Bowl
Clemson over Cincinnati
Sugar Bowl
Alabama over Wisconsin
Fiesta Bowl
South Carolina over Big 12 Champion
If you have any questions on someone’s record or conference rankings, just ask. All I did was go through the conferences I really give a **** about and go through and write who I think the winners of each game throughout the season are. I do this every year. As you can see there is only one unbeaten team (USC) and seven one loss teams creating yet another end of season controversy.
Here are my final rankings and quick briefings on each conference.
SEC
Starting with the SEC West, Bama and LSU figure to be the favorites in the west. LSU gets stunned with their only loss of the year in an upset at Auburn during their conference opener. Bama gets their unbeaten season ended by LSU in a national title game rematch in Baton Rouge. Mississippi State is coming off a couple winning seasons, and with a favorable schedule for SEC standards, has a solid ten win season. Auburn will have a dissapointing 0-2 start to the season with losses to Clemson and Miss st, however the Tigers rebound by going on a 9 game winning streak before losing the finale to Bama. Texas A&M struggles in the first season in their new conference. Arkansas, while having one of the best QB's in the game will take a step back this year with a new coach.
1. LSU 11-1,7-1
2. Alabama 11-1, 7-1
3. Mississippi St. 10-2, 6-2
4. Auburn 9-3,6-2
5. Texas A&M 6-6, 2-6
6. Arkansas 6-6, 2-6
7. Mississippi 4-7,1-7
The SEC East should be stronger this year in the top half of the division. South Carolina and Georgia should be the top dogs in the division with an improved Florida not far behind. Missouri adds some good competition as well. The bottom half of Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Kentucky look to have losing records.
1. South Carolina 11-1, 7-1
2. Georgia 10-2, -2
3. Florida 8-4, 5-3
4. Missouri 8-4, 4-4
5. Vanderbilt 4-8, 2-6
6. Tennessee 5-7, 1-7
7. Kentucky 3-9, 0-8
Pac-12
In the South, USC looks primed for a national title run with the return of QB Matt Barkley, the best WR unit in the country and a program now eligible to go to a bowl. SC is going to be very hard for anybody to beat this season. Utah and UCLA should be solid bowl teams, while the rest of the division in Colorado and the two Arizona schools will be lucky to go over .500.
1. USC 12-0,9-0
2. Utah 8-4,5-4
3. UCLA 8-4
4. Arizona 5-7,3-6
5. Colorado 4-8,2-7
6. Arizona St. 3-7,1-8
The North looks to be the stronger division once again in the PAC. Oregon will be strong and loaded with speed once again. A big obstacle in USC appears to be the Ducks only big road block to a second trip to the BCS title game in 3 years. Stanford lost a lot of talent to the NFL including star QB Andrew Luck. The Cardinal will take a step back, but will still be a solid program. Look for Oregon State and Washington State to be better.
1. Oregon 11-1,8-1
2. Stanford 7-5,5-4
3. Oregon State 6-6,5-4
4. Washington State 6-6,4-5
5. CAL 6-6,4-5
6. Washington 5-7,3-6
Big 12
This is the conference I am stuck as to who will represent the conference in a BCS bowl as the conference champion. I have a 3-way split for 1[SUP]st[/SUP] place with Oklahoma, Texas and West Virginia all having the same overall and conference record. The problem lies with the tiebreakers. I have OU losing to Iowa State and West Virginia, UT losing to OU and Kansas State and WVU losing to Texas and Oklahoma St.
After the 1[SUP]st[/SUP] place split, I have TCU, Kansas State, Oklahoma State and Iowa State as solid middle of the pack programs. OSU and KSU will take a little step back from last year while Iowa State will be improved. Baylor takes a huge decline with the loss of Heisman winner RGIII and will fail to go to a bowl.
1. Oklahoma 10-2, 7-2, West Virginia 10-2, 7-2, Texas 10-2, 7-2
2. TCU 8-4, 6-3
3. Kansas State 8-4, 5-4
4. Oklahoma State 8-4, 5-4
5. Iowa State 7-5, 5-4
6. Texas Tech 6-7, 2-7
7. Baylor 4-8, 1-8
8. Kansas 3-9, 0-9
Big Ten
In the Leaders division, it won’t take long for Ohio State to be “back” as proven new HC Urban Meyer walks into a great situation. I see the division going to the winner of the Wisconsin/Ohio State game in late November. Both teams could come into the game undefeated. It would not surprise me to see Wisconsin repeat in the Leaders and beat OSU, but I am picking the Buckeyes to win a huge road game in Madison. The rest of the division does not look that great and I only see one other team with a winning record.
1. Ohio State 11-1, 7-1
2. Wisconsin 11-1, 7-1
3. Illinois 7-5,4-4
4. Purdue 5-7,2-6
5. Penn St. 5-7,2-6
6. Indiana 2-10,0-8
The Big Ten Legends division looks much stronger overall and I wouldn’t be surprised if any of the three of Nebraska, Michigan or Michigan State take the title. Iowa and Northwestern look to be decent, and Minnesota has the schedule to make a run for a bowl game. I see the Huskers starting out conference play 0-2, but go on a 6 game win streak to take the title.
1. Nebraska 9-3, 6-2
2. Michigan 9-3, 6-2
3. Michigan St. 9-3, 5-3
4. Iowa 8-4,4-4
5. Northwestern 7-5, 3-5
6. Minnesota 6-6, 2-6
ACC
The Atlantic looks to be a really soft division with Clemson and Florida State really the only contenders. Both FSU and Clemson benefit from favorable schedules and either could make a surprise national title run at the end of the year. I am picking Clemson to run through their schedule unbeaten until the last game of the season against arch-rival South Carolina where the ****s will end the Tigers dream season.
1. Clemson 11-1,8-0
2. Florida State 10-2,6-2
3. Maryland 5-7,3-5
4. NC st. 4-8,2-6
5. Wake Forest 4-8,2-6
6. Boston College 3-9,1-7
The Coastal division looks to be the better division in the ACC. I am picking North Carolina to finish the division #1, but the Tar Heels are ineligible for post season play and runner-up Virginia Tech will represent the division in the conference title game. One team that is primed for a big year is Virginia. The Cavaliers have improved each year under HC Mike London and that won’t change this year coming off an 8 win season.
1. North Carolina 10-2,7-1
2. Virginia Tech 10-2,6-2
3. Virginia 10-2,6-2
4. Miami, Fla 6-6,4-4
5. Georgia Tech 6-6, 3-5
6. Duke 3-9,0-8
Big East
I still think it’s a joke this conference is a AQ conference especially now with the departure of West Virginia. Don’t really have much to say, this conference bores me and pisses me off. I have more respect for the MWC. More than half the teams in this conference could win it.
1. Cincinnati 10-2,6-1
2. USF 7-5,5-2
3. Pitt 7-5,4-3
4. Rutgers 7-5,4-3
5. Louisville 7-5,4-3
6. UConn 3-7,2-5
7. Temple 4-8,1-6
MWC
The #1 spot appears to be held for Boise State, but the top half looks to be fairly decent.
1. Boise St. 10-2, 8-0
2. Wyoming 9-3, 6-2
3. Air Force 9-3,6-2
4. Nevada 8-4,5-3
5. San Diego St. 8-4,5-3
6. Colorado St. 6-6, 4-4
7. Hawai’i 5-7,3-5
8. Fresno St. 5-7,2-6
9. UNLV 2-11,1-7
10. New Mexico 2-11, 0-8
Major Independents
Notre Dame 8-4
BYU 8-4
BCS bowl games
BCS National title
USC over LSU
Rose Bowl
Oregon over Ohio State
Orange Bowl
Clemson over Cincinnati
Sugar Bowl
Alabama over Wisconsin
Fiesta Bowl
South Carolina over Big 12 Champion
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