My Top 10

[RexFoster]

10. Virginia - Has an interesting schedule and could surprise

9. Utah - Non-BCS team with a 10-1 final record

8. Texas - Never higher until they can beat Oklahoma

7. Florida State - Maybe higher if they beat Miami early

6. Michigan - Probably still good enough to win 9 or 10

5. LSU - Great defense, but a killer October road schedule

4. Georgia - Injuries and suspensions aside, a solid team

3. Okalhoma - Loses 1 game, but that one costs them title game

2. West Virginia - 11-0 shocker, sneaks into game, loses 42-17

1. USC - Great schedule, loaded with studs



GOOD LUCK!
Rex

 

[bluewaterdude]

How about my Hurricanes. If they beat Fla St in the opener, they could very easily run the table. The move to the ACC has greatly reduced their strength of schedule.

BWD

 

[Mr NJ Sports]

Moving to ACC reduces strength of sked over the big east??

They always beat FSU but Brock Berlin is a tool.

 

[bluewaterdude]

Miami's nonconference schedule last year was FSU Fla and Tenn. This year it's La Laff. and Hou. They have NCST, Clem and VA. Overall thier schedule was much more difficult last year and years before. Berlin will be on a short leash. Kyle Wright is waiting in the wings for the starting roll.

BWD

 

[dellmonster]

I am a little confused, is this the top ten teams or the teams that will have the top ten records? I think we all know that UTAH is not actually a top 10 team and West Virginia sure isn't the second best team in the country.

 

[BigDaddyNole]

no kidding dellmonster!
WVU's ranking MUST be based on playing that weakass Big Least schedule

 

[stx]

bwd,
ACC will be tougher on the Canes,
Didn't they open with La. Tech last year?
Bowl results were:
Clemson>Tenn.
Md.>WVU.
UVa.>Pitt.
UF off the schedule but so are Temple and Rutgers. If Duke and UNC are on it may be a wash, but if Wake is one they usually come to play.