Ranking the best conferences after week 1.

[Chewbaccer]

SEC
Big 12
Pac 12
ACC
Big 10

 

[TheRobotDevil]

As of today, yes. UCLA was horrid on offense, and Oregon allowed 13 points to South Dakota...what gives?

Florida count even score a point against Idaho

 

[HuskerinBig10]

There were no Pac losses to the WAC considering the WAC does not have football anymore. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul.

Dammit, it sucks getting old. I think CSU was in the WAC at one time, and since I lived in Colorado for all those years, and dated CSU girls during that time frame, I was reliving my younger years. I never dated a CU girl though, they hated us men/drunks from Colorado School of Mines.

 

[TROJAN-MAN]

LOL at SEC fans suggesting B12 is better than PAC, doing everything to distant themselves from the PAC… It's on baby

 

[Chewbaccer]

LOL at SEC fans suggesting B12 is better than PAC, doing everything to distant themselves from the PAC… It's on baby

I don't think the Big 12 is better than the Pac, I thought we were ranking how the conferences performed in week 1.

If we're ranking strength of conferences, the Pac is number 2 IMO.

 

[The Derski]

1. SEC Best looking team Texas A&M Worst Vandy
2. PAC Best Oregon Worst Colorado
3. BIG 12 Best Oklahoma Worst Let's bet Kansas
4. ACC Best FSU Worst Wake Forest
5. B1G Best Michigan State Worst Northwestern?

Indiana will be the worst by seasons end

 

[4down20]

Dammit, it sucks getting old. I think CSU was in the WAC at one time, and since I lived in Colorado for all those years, and dated CSU girls during that time frame, I was reliving my younger years. I never dated a CU girl though, they hated us men/drunks from Colorado School of Mines.

I call the MWC the Mountain WAC Conference. Because that's pretty much what it is.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

I call the MWC the Mountain WAC Conference. Because that's pretty much what it is.

Yeah, we used to use that on CBS when they were still two distinct leagues!

 

[NDHoosier101]

ACC had some bad debuts. I was paying attention to both NC and Cuse because they're on ND's schedule, and at one point NC was losing to Liberty, I think as late as the 3rd qtr. I also don't remember who Cuse played but they struggled mightily as well. Not sure why NC is getting so much preseason hype this past years, but they look set to underperform again.

 

[Codaxx]

ACC had some bad debuts. I was paying attention to both NC and Cuse because they're on ND's schedule, and at one point NC was losing to Liberty, I think as late as the 3rd qtr. I also don't remember who Cuse played but they struggled mightily as well. Not sure why NC is getting so much preseason hype this past years, but they look set to underperform again.

I believe Case went to overtime with Villanova

 

[Chewbaccer]

ACC had some bad debuts. I was paying attention to both NC and Cuse because they're on ND's schedule, and at one point NC was losing to Liberty, I think as late as the 3rd qtr. I also don't remember who Cuse played but they struggled mightily as well. Not sure why NC is getting so much preseason hype this past years, but they look set to underperform again.

NC State had to make a decent comeback to beat Georgia SOuthern.
GA Tech struggled against Wofford

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

ND is going to regret entering that scheduling arrangement with the ACC. I'm looking at this year's sched and thinking they could be in for a 6-6 season. Depending on who's in the rotation, that's 2-4 losses per year. I know they're dropping the Mich game, but aren't they keeping So Cal and Stanford?

 

[NDHoosier101]

ND is going to regret entering that scheduling arrangement with the ACC. I'm looking at this year's sched and thinking they could be in for a 6-6 season. Depending on who's in the rotation, that's 2-4 losses per year. I know they're dropping the Mich game, but aren't they keeping So Cal and Stanford?

We only play 5 per year...

Keeping USC, Stanford and Navy as our year in, year out rivals.