How will the other conferences play out

The Pac 12 is a bunch of limp wristed surfer boys and hippies who play no defense. Don't waste your time watching. Just keep it locked to the SEC Network.

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The Pac 12 is a bunch of limp wristed surfer boys and hippies who play no defense. Don't waste your time watching. Just keep it locked to the SEC Network.

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I know your are just trying to be funny, but I actually watched a good bit of Pac 12 football the past 2 years and will do the same this year. Its a pretty good league, tbh. Arizona, ASU, USC, UCLA, Oregon and Utah are all solid teams.

Ugh another sec rantard makes his way over to the MSB

Well, I already know enough about the sec I don't really care to see it in this thread. Also, the big 10 is a joke and the country knows it. We already know got it will turn out. OSt or Mich St will win after beating Indiana and Illinois. I chose Big 12 and Pac 12 because those are conferences with very good teams and very hard to predict the final outcome.

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Also, the big 10 is a joke and the country knows it.

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lol

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Also, the big 10 is a joke and the country knows it.

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A joke that beat the hell out of your conference last year

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Well, I already know enough about the sec I don't really care to see it in this thread. Also, the big 10 is a joke and the country knows it. We already know got it will turn out. OSt or Mich St will win after beating Indiana and Illinois. I chose Big 12 and Pac 12 because those are conferences with very good teams and very hard to predict the final outcome.

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The joke won the national title and had it's 2nd best team beat the #1 from another conference (the conference you said has good teams) in a Big 6 bowl. Wisky also beat the preseason favorite of the SEC in a bowl game...but yea

Oh, God... it's conference superiority argument season. Ugh.

The Big Ten East is a few years away from being insane: Penn St is on its way back, Harbaugh will get Michigan up and running, Ohio St. is already fully weaponized, and Sparty is a power now. It's still a bit of a two-team division right now (OSU and Sparty), but you can see a pretty cool future.

The Pac-12 South, however, is already there. Every team is good, and that is going to be a bloodbath. Some team will come out of that at 10-2 and no one will appreciate they will be one of the four best teams in the nation.

Just to be fun:

ACC: Virginia Tech pulls the upset as Clemson pulls the ultimate Clemsoning.

Big Ten: Ohio St. rolls.

Big 12: Baylor. TCU is getting way too much love for a team that rode some unsustainable turnover luck last season. Baylor travels to KSU the year they will stink. That's probably their toughest road game outside of the state of Texas aside from Okie St. Texas will be better than people think.

Pac-12: Oregon. The South bloodbath makes that division impossible to pick (just be safe and say USC), so play it safe with Oregon, who will maul the North.

SEC: Georgia. Bama loses a lot more than people think, returning less starters than almost any team in the nation (well, except Miss St.). Auburn and A&M's defenses will not be magically fixed by hiring a great DC. It takes talent as well. LSU wins the West, by virtue of its relatively easier cross-over schedule.

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Yeah, with only 2 teams.
Ohio State and Michigan State.

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Well, Wisconsin has won 10+ games four times in the last six seasons and finished the BCS era with one of the top-15 records in the country.

I would classify them as a pretty good program that belongs in this "top-heavy" conversation.

Big 10 is top heavy of two or maybe 3 teams a year. OHs, Mich St, and Wisconsin. The Big 12 is top heavy of probably 5 teams year in and year out. Oklahoma, Baylor, TCU, Kansas St, and Oklahoma St will all be beating each other this year. The Pac 12, I have no clue. I have to think Oregon will be taking a step back. I don't know how Stanford will be so the north division might be pretty down. But the southern division is extremely talented