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The SEC plays 8 conference games and 4 non-conference (NC) to reach their allowed number of 12 contests! The ACC also plays 8 games within their league, while the B-10, B-12 & P-12 play 9 conference games and 3 NC … Continue reading →

This report does not include week zero (8/24/2019), the game that is must see that week is Florida @ Miami, The Gators are favored by 7! Week one begins on the Thursday, the 27th of August runs through Monday, September … Continue reading →

Let me begin by saying that this QB ranking is objective not subjective (other elements discussed here are subjective, based on a player’s potential, a prospect vs a  proven player, so to speak) and finally, the list will be evaluated … Continue reading →

1. Clemson ACC Atlantic Division: 15-0 in 2018, winning the National Championship Game vs Alabama, 44-16! Dabo Swinney is 116-30 @ Clemson since 2008. His team returns 8 starters on offense, including 1st team All American, QB Trevor Lawrence, 1st … Continue reading →

A comparison among Athlon Sports, Lindy’s Sports & Phil Steele College Football! Here are some thoughts from SCFP on the differences in these lists. 1. In 2018 Michigan’s O-Line was seen as a liability, a year later they are the … Continue reading →

  So who are the 5 best receivers in B-10 for the 2019 season. It is the preverbal … depends! A. If you are talking about the most receptions in 2018, it goes like this: 1) Rondale Moore, 114 (receptions) … Continue reading →

5. Illinois’ Reggie Corbin led the Illini rushing attack with 1,085 yards on 128 attempts, an 8.5 yards per carry (YPC) average (3rd best in the nation and best among P5 backs) while scoring 9 TD’s. Corbin is a combination … Continue reading →

5. Northwestern’s Hunter Johnson, a 5 star transfer from Clemson, where he was likely to ‘ride the pine’, first behind Kelly Bryant (as a freshman) and then generational QB, Trevor Lawrence showed up in Clemson, South Carolina. Both Bryant & … Continue reading →

The criteria to determine the strongest division will be based on the following: 1) head to head competition vs Power 5, Non-Conference (NC) opponents (Please note, SCFP counts games vs ND & BYU as P5 equivalents), SEC or B-10 teams … Continue reading →

Athlon’s Top 25 For Athlon’s Top 25, you will see the team rank, conference & division affiliation, the number in prentices indicates the # of conference teams are ranked to that point, their best Non-Conference (NC) opponent & that opponent’s … Continue reading →