USF is a good team, but yes, Auburn is probably not a top-15 team.

Eh, I can't see Big Least doing anything, other than just WVU and possibly Rutgers.

Wow! KU is averaging more than 55 points per game. We're the new Nebraska.

I can see Louisville-WVU-Rutgers round-robin beating each other with USF or Pitt handing an upset or two. But they have some pretty solid teams along with the 3 at the top.

So you won't be on here boasting? I'll really miss that.

Ah, Louisville, I keep forgetting about them. Well, we can argue all day between 2-4, but I can 100% agree that the SEC is, as of right now, the best conference in college football.

Since Skip is here, now's a perfect time to mention Tim Tebow's statline for the day:

18/25 236yds and 3TDs passing to go along with 17 rushes for 93yds and 2TDs

The game was 49-7 at halftime :D

I'll agree to that, although some disillusioned people ::cough::mecca::cough:: will dispute that, even.

USF misses a FG that would have tied it up

VT showing some signs of life

What Levitt has done at USF is remarkable. Wonder what it would have been if he went back to Manhattan instead of Ron Prince.

I would rank the conferences (this year):

1) SEC
2) Pac-10
3) Big East
4) Big 12
5) Big 10





6) ACC

The ACC is just embarrassingly bad. The best team from the conference is probably Boston College. BU is pretty good but would be a middle of the pack team in every other BCS conference. The ACC is the only BCS conference yet to win a game vs a team from another BCS conference (0-3).

He's really built that program and it's getting better every year.

I would agree with that.

Agreed.

VT on the 1.