Ranking all of College Football's FBS Conferences Heading into Week 3

Week 3 is swiftly coming for all college football fans, and many could not be more excited…unless of course you are currently at the bottom of the barrel.

After two weeks of play, teams are really starting to show their colors for 2011.

Here are my rankings of College Football’s FBS Conferences for your viewing pleasure.

1. SEC

The Crimson Tide went into Happy Valley and methodically beat down Penn State 27-11.

Their defense could lead to an undefeated season.

1. Alabama
2. LSU
3. South Carolina
4. Auburn
5. Florida
6. Mississippi State
7. Arkansas
8. Georgia
9. Mississippi
10. Tennessee
11. Vanderbilt
12. Kentucky

2. Big 12

Can anyone slow down the Sooners?

Well, bye certainly couldn’t.

Oklahoma will certainly be tested this week when they play at Florida State.

1. Oklahoma
2. Texas A&M
3. Oklahoma State
4. Baylor
5. Texas
6. Missouri
7. Iowa State
8. Kansas
9. Texas Tech
10. Kansas State

3. Big Ten

The Badgers crushed an opponent for the second week in a row, this time shutting out Oregon State 35-0.

Wisconsin looks dominant at this point.

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

4. Pac-12

The Cardinal has yet to be seriously challenged, winning by blowout against inferior opponents.

Their next game at Arizona will be their first real challenge since the start of the season.

1. Stanford
2. Oregon
3. Arizona State
4. USC
5. Cal
6. Washington
7. Utah
8. Arizona
9. UCLA
10. Washington State
11. Colorado
12. Oregon State

5. ACC

The Seminoles got in a good scrimmage in their 62-10 whooping of Charleston Southern.

Doak Campbell Stadium will be rocking when Florida State welcomes the Oklahoma Sooners this coming Saturday.

1. Florida State
2. Virginia Tech
3. North Carolina
4. Georgia Tech
5. Maryland
6. Miami
7. Clemson
8. Wake Forrest
9. Boston College
10. Virginia
11. North Carolina State
12. Duke

6. Mountain West

The Broncos are still basking in the afterglow of their win against Georgia in Week 1.

Their game at Toledo might not be the gimme that everyone expected.

1. Boise State
2. TCU
3. Airforce
4. Colorado State
5. San Diego State
6. Wyoming
7. New Mexico
8. UNLV

7. Conference USA

The Cougars followed up their emotional win over UCLA by blowing out North Texas 48-23.

Case Keenum has put himself into the Heisman conversation.

1. Houston
2. UCF
3. Tulsa
4. East Carolina
5. Marshall
6. Southern Miss
7. SMU
8. Rice
9. UAB
10. Tulane
11. Memphis
12. Utep

8. Big East

In this year’s Big Least is there any other choice?

After upsetting Notre Dame, the Bulls showed no sign of a let down in their 37-7 route of Ball State.

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

9. Independents

If the fighting Irish lose any more games like their first two, coach Brian Kelly’s head might explode.

It doesn’t get any easier Michigan State rolls into South Bend this Saturday.

1. Notre Dame
2. BYU
3. Navy
4. Army

10. MAC

The Rockets look like they belonged on the same field with Ohio State, only losing 27-22.

It doesn’t get any easierBoise State rolls into town on Saturday.

1. Toledo
2. Temple
3. Western Michigan
4. Ohio
5. Northern Illinois
6. Kent State
7. Miami (Ohio)
8. Central Michigan
9. Buffalo
10. Ball State
11. Eastern Michigan
12. Bowling Green
13. Akron

11. WAC

After pulling the impossible and blowing a certain victory against Auburn, the Aggies picked right up where they left off by demolishing Weber 54-17.

Head coach Gary Andersen should be commended for his team’s impressive performance following a crushing loss.

1. Utah State
2. Nevada
3. Fresno State
4. Hawaii
5. Louissiana Tech
6. Idaho
7. New Mexico State
8. San Jose State

12. Sun Belt

The Golden Panthers improved to 2-0 with an upset victory over Louisville 24-17.

Folks a Sun Belt team defeated an SBS team this year! 

1. Florida International
2. Troy
3. ULM
4. Middle Tennessee
5. Arkansas State
6. North Texas
7. Western Kentucky
8. UL Lafayette
9. Florida Atlantic