Who Has the Stuff to Be Named NCAA Footbal. Champs?

Last year was a wild season for NCAA football. Appalachian State over Michigan, Stanford over USC, and who would of thought LSU would have been champions with two losses in the season. While Ohio State is upset in the championship two years strait.

This year things are a little mixed up. Some teams getting better, some loosing a few key players. Every Confrence has a team or two that can atleast compete in the national title game.

Starting with the ACC. It is a good conference with teams like the Clemson Tigers, Boston College, and Virginia Tech. All good teams, but lets face it. Niether are ready to play in the championship. But you are looking at a good conference championship game.

The next conference is the Big Ten. With big schools like Ohio State and Michigan, easy contenders for the game, but not this year. Besides, Ohio State has had its chance.

Then you got the Pac-10, which does throw in a group of schools in to the pool. Like Oregon, UCLA, and USC. I do see a championship contender in this conference, more than likely it being USC.They bring an all-american team to watch throughout the season. These guys will easily make it to the national championship.

Though who will the Trojans Play. The answer lies in the best conference in NCAA football, the SEC. No doubt the strongest, and fastest conference in college football. One of the twelve teams is bound to make it to the championship. But how can you choose from teams like Auburn, LSU, Florida and Georgia. The top two teams would be between Gerogia and Florida. But I'm going with Florida.

So who will win between Usc and Florida. Usc brings a pool of talent, and Florida brings Highlight talent. This would be a tough call if my gut was not saying Florida all the way. You cant turn down a strong offense like the Gators have accumulated. Chris Rainey and Percy Harvin, a dangerous duo the should not be taken lightly. And of course the Heisman winner, Tim Tebow. This year is definitely the year for the Florida Gators.