College Football '08: Top 25, Conference Breakdowns, and More

My Top 25

1. Georgia
2. Oklahoma
3. Ohio State
4. Florida
5. USC
6. LSU
7. Clemson
8. Missouri
9. Texas
10. West Virginia
11. Illinois
12. Virginia Tech
13. Wisconsin
14. Kansas
15. Auburn
16. Oregon
17. Texas Tech
18. Arizona State
19. South Florida
20. Tennessee
21. Wake Forest
22. Alabama
23. Fresno State
24. Florida State
25. BYU

Heisman Watch

1. Tim Tebow
2. Sam Bradford
3. Chris Wells
4. Pat White
5. Chase Daniel
6. Graham Harrell
7. Knowshon Moreno
8. Armanti Edwards

Games To Watch

1. Missouri vs. Illinois (At St. Louis) Aug. 30th 
2. Clemson vs. Alabama (At Atlanta) Aug 30th
3. Appalachian State @ LSU, Aug 30th  
4. Kansas @ South Florida, Sept. 12th
5. Ohio State @ USC, Sept 13th
6. Georgia @ Arizona State, Sept. 20th
7. USC @ Oregon State, Sept 25th
8. Clemson @ Wake Forest, Oct. 9th
9. LSU @ Florida, Oct. 11th
10. Oklahoma vs Texas (Dallas) Oct. 11th
11. Kansas @ Oklahoma, Oct. 18th
12. Auburn @ West Virginia, Oct. 23rd
13. Georgia vs. Florida (Jacksonville) Nov. 1st
14. Michigan @ Ohio State, Nov. 22nd
15. West Virginia @ Pittsburgh, Nov. 28th
16. Missouri vs. Kansas, Nov. 29th

Freshman To Watch

1. Daquan Bowers, DE, Clemson
2. Julio Jones, WR, Alabama
3. Terrelle Pryor, QB, Ohio State
4. Nigel Bradham, LB, Florida State
5. Darrell Scott, RB Colorado
6. Chris Rainy, RB, Florida
7. Josh Haden, RB, Boston College
8. Patrick Johnson, DB, LSU
9. Aldarius Johnson, WR, Miami

Conference Picks

ACC

Atlantic

1. Florida State
2. Clemson
3. Boston College
4. Wake Forest
5. NC State
6. Maryland 

Coastal

1. Miami
2. Virginia Tech
3. North Carolina
4. Virginia
5. Georgia Tech
6. Duke 

Big East

1. South Florida
2. West Virginia
3. Pittsburgh
4. Rutgers
5. Louisville
6. Connecticut
7. Cincinnati
8. Syracuse

Big Ten

1. Ohio State
2. Wisconsin
3. Illinois
4. Michigan State
5. Purdue
6. Penn State
7. Michigan
8. Iowa
9. Northwestern
10. Indiana
11. Minnesota

Big 12

North

1. Nebraska
2. Missouri
3. Kansas
4. Colorado
5. Kansas State
6. Iowa State

South

1. Oklahoma
2. Texas
3. Texas Tech
4. Texas A&M
5. Oklahoma State
6. Baylor

Pac 10

1. USC
2. Arizona State
3. California
4. Oregon
5. UCLA
6. Oregon State
7. Arizona
8. Washington State
9. Stanford
10. Washington

SEC

East

1. Florida
2. Georgia
3. Tennessee
4. South Carolina
5. Kentucky
6. Vanderbilt

West

1. LSU
2. Alabama
3. Auburn
4. Mississippi State
5. Ole Miss
6. Arkansas

BSC National Championship

Oklahoma vs. Ohio State

Oklahoma: BSC National Champion

Why Oklahoma will win the National Championship:

Oklahoma has a schedule in their favor. Their road games are games that they should win with ease. The one exception is the neutral site game vs. Texas. Oklahoma is returning 15 starters including sophomore Sam Bradford, who had a solid freshman year.

Why Ohio State will make it to the BCS National Championship Game:

Ohio State is returning 18 starters from a team that won 11 games last year. Todd Boeckmen is back and look for OSU to use Tyrelle Pryor in certain situations towards the end of the game, while trying to kill clock. OSU has the schedule to make it. If they get past USC, no one else can stop them on their schedule.