NCAA
Football Preseason Rankings
by Lee Wilson
College
Football 2008 Preseason Rankings
It's time again and people have been asking for my rankings for the college football preseason of 2008. I can't wait for the season and these are the teams that I think will come out strong and finish that way. Learn from the past and trust my rankings.
1. Georgia
2. Missouri
3. Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Texas
6. Kansas
7. Arizona St.
8. Virginia Tech
9. Southern California
10. Alabama
11. Texas Tech
12. Kansas
13. Clemson
14. West Virginia
15. Wisconsin
16. Penn State
17. California
18. Auburn
19. Brigham Young
20. LSU (Major QB questions)
21. Illinois
22. Tennessee
23. Pittsburgh
24. Oregon
25. Cincinnati
Time for the bowl games!
College
Football 2007 Preseason Rankings
It's time again folks! My past records show that I am usually very close on how things turn out in college football. More so than compared to some ESPN folks and other sports experts. Obviously this is not an exact science, but I think the other preseason rankings I've seen have been more than a little off.
1. Southern California
2.
Oklahoma
3. Auburn
4. Tennessee
5.
Penn State
6. California
7. Nebraska
8. Alabama
9. Iowa
10.
Oregon
11.
Wisconsin
12.
Georgia
13.
Miami
14. LSU
15. UCLA
16. Ohio State
17. West Virginia
18. Virginia Tech
19. South Carolina
20. Texas
21. Florida
22. Texas A & M
23.
Arkansas
24. Boise State
25. Michigan
College
Football 2006 Preseason Rankings (May 26)
These are my rankings
as an avid college football fan who spends way too much on a monthly basis to
keep up with recruiting, practices, team progression and the game and sport of football
in general. My rankings last year ended up being much closer than those of the
big boys. I rank teams based on coaching, incoming talent, remaining talent, last
years accomplishments and experience in key positions. According to my formula,
the 2006 NCAA college football season will turn out something like the following.
Explanations
to follow soon for why each football team received its ranking.
1.
Ohio State
2. West
Virginia
3. LSU
4.
Southern California
5.
Auburn
6. Texas
7.
Notre Dame
8. Michigan
9.
Florida
10. Oregon
11.
Oklahoma
12. Miami
13.
Nebraska
14. Alabama
15. Florida State
16.
Boston College
17.
Louisville
18. Iowa
19. Penn State
20.
Georgia
21.
California
22. South
Carolina
23. Virginia
Tech
24. UCLA
25.
Tennessee
Honorable mentions: Clemson, Texas Tech, Arizona,
TCU, UTEP, Boise State, N.C. State and Iowa State.
As
many know, I go many different directions and I enjoy it. Sometimes it's politics,
other times, relationships. Today it's college football. I have compiled a preseason
ranking of Division 1 College Football.
Please understand that it's just for fun. I don't take myself that seriously.
Though I think this is as accurate of a list as you'll find right now (May 12,
2004).
NCAA
Football 2005 Pre-Season top 25
1. USC -- Because of the obvious.
2.
Tennessee -- They ARE loaded.
3. Oklahoma -- Deep and wide.
4.
Texas -- Deep, but they always seem to choke at some point.
5. Virginia
Tech -- Pretty dang deep.
6. Michigan -- Deep.
7. Ohio State
-- Deep.
8. Georgia -- Quality team pretty much everywhere despite losing
starters.
9. Iowa -- Boring, but...yes.
10. Miami -- Yeah...yeah.
They are like a broken record.
11. Florida State -- They are also getting
boring. The thrill is gone.
12. Wisconsin -- More than meets the eye.
13.
California -- I wish they all could be California girls!
14. Alabama
-- Baring repeat of injury bug, could be big time.
15. Florida -- ALL
players (not just incoming) have to learn new system.
16. Nebraska --
This will be interesting to watch.
17. LSU -- ALL players (not just
incoming) have to learn new system.
18. Louisville -- Really? Yeah,
kind of. Definitely maybe!
19. Boise State -- As they have proven, good
coaching is very underrated.
20. Auburn -- Lost too many top players
and coaches to be top 10.
20. Texas A & M -- Though Tennessee had
them crying for mommy.
21. Arizona State -- I'm as surprised as you.
22.
Georgia Tech -- They have shown some of the signs.
23. Boston College
-- Tough schedule, but a pretty deep team.
24. Virginia -- This could
be a "break through" year. "COULD" be.
25. Pittsburgh
-- The last resort.
Honorable
mentions: Southern Mississippi, Maryland, Michigan State, Minnesota, Notre
Dame, Purdue, South Carolina
-Lee
Wilson
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