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Surprising Good - Northwestern (I think they could pull off 9-10 wins)
Surprising Bad - Texas A&M (Johnny Football will struggle, and the team will follow)
Northwestern has one of the tougher B1G schedules so it'll be a tough road to Indy for them.
I think teams that aren't getting much love that are top 15 worthy are Texas, USC, Wisconsin, and TCU.
Northwestern....I like them, but the big boys of the b1g are going to keep them 3rd or 4th in the conference.
TAM - I would be shocked if they do as poorly as you've indicated.
It's a homer pick, but SU is going to surprise the ACC. Everyone has them picked at best 5th in their division, and most have them finishing 6th or 7th...last place.
Don't be surprised to see Syracuse football giving the ACC all they want.
If you said this a year ago, I would probably agree since you had a damn good qb. I think this year though, your team took a hit at some of the key positions, but if your coach can reload then I think you could make some noise in the future for sure.
Oregon St could finish top 15 if they get by Oregon
Good - Michigan, had a subpar record last year, but was much better than the record would have you think, and with a more favorable schedule big things could be in store.
Bad - Ohio State, pretty much the reverse of Michigan. They were extermely lucky to go 12-0 last season, but because some people look just at the record and the name, they are higher on the Buckeyes than they should.
Good - Michigan, had a subpar record last year, but was much better than the record would have you think, and with a more favorable schedule big things could be in store.
Bad - Ohio State, pretty much the reverse of Michigan. They were extermely lucky to go 12-0 last season, but because some people look just at the record and the name, they are higher on the Buckeyes than they should.
Regardless, do I lie?