First of all, I would like to apologize for getting this up a day after the paper release. I was really busy, and this was a lot more work than I originally expected. With that being said, enjoy.

Bowl season is upon us in college football, or the gift that keeps on giving in college football. Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, and Ohio State all will play in the new four team college football playoff. There are 39 bowls this season, including the championship game. Being played in various locations from California to Florida, including a game in the Bahamas.

Bowl: R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

When: Saturday, December 20, 10:00 A.M.

Where: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns (8-4) vs. Nevada Wolf Pack(7-5)

Preview: This one features two really great programs, not really… The Ragin’ Cajuns are in their home state, and have a dangerous running game, 26th in the country, but so does Nevada with the 32nd best in the country. Louisiana-Lafayette also has the better record, especially in conference, finishing 7-1 in the Sun Belt, while Nevada was 4-4 in the Mountain West. Winner: Louisiana-Lafayette

Bowl: Gildan New Mexico Bowl

When: Saturday, December 20, 1:20 P.M.

Where: University Stadium, Albuquerque, New Mexico

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Utah State Aggies (9-4) vs. UTEP Miners (7-5)

Preview: Utah State has won 9 games this season, and one of their losses was a close one to Colorado State, 19-16. They also give up only 21 points a game, 21st in the country. UTEP is very average, and will struggle against Utah State’s defense. Winner: Utah State

Bowl: Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl

When: Saturday, December 20, 2:30 P.M.

Where: Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

TV: ABC

Matchup: Colorado State Rams (10-2) vs. #22 Utah Utes (8-4)

Preview: Utah is ranked, and has played a difficult PAC-12 schedule. All of their losses have been against ranked teams, except for a one point loss to Washington State. Colorado State has a dangerous passing offense, 8th in the country, but haven’t played a ranked team yet, and lack of experience will be a factor.  Winner: Utah

Bowl: Famous Idaho Potato Bowl

When: Saturday, December 20, 4:45 P.M.

Where: Albertsons Stadium, Boise, Idaho

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Air Force Falcons (9-3) vs. Western Michigan Broncos (8-4)

Preview: Nothing says a holiday vacation like Boise, Idaho, and this is what these teams and their fans got. Air Force had a big win against Colorado State, and average 272 yards on the ground. Western Michigan has beaten no one of note, and their average defense has trouble with Air Force. Winner: Air Force

Bowl: Raycom Media Camellia Bowl

When: Saturday, December 20, 8:15 P.M.

Where: Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, Alabama

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Bowling Green Falcons (7-6) vs. South Alabama Jaguars (6-6)

Preview: Another game with two very mediocre teams nobody cares about. South Alabama has a terrible offense, averaging only 22 points a game, and Bowling Green can’t play defense, giving up nearly 5 touchdowns a game. Bowling Green has the better record, so I’ll give them the slight edge. Winner: Bowling Green

Bowl: Miami Beach Bowl

When: Monday, December 22, 1:00 P.M.

Where: Marlins Park, Miami, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Memphis Tigers (9-3) vs. BYU Cougars (8-4)

Preview: This one is a bit more interesting, Memphis has won their last six, and have the 5th best defense in the nation. BYU has a good offense, averaging 36 points a game. The Cougars have at least played some decent opponents, including Cal and Texas, and they should come out on top. Winner: BYU

Bowl: Boca Raton Bowl

When: Tuesday, December 23, 5:00 P.M.

Where: FAU Stadium, Boca Raton, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Marshall Thundering Herd (12-1) vs. Northern Illinois Huskies (11-2)

Preview: These are two good teams from non-power five conferences, Marshall was undefeated until being defeated in a 67-66 OT game to Western Kentucky, and score 45 points a game. NIU on the other hand, has played well, but only have a slightly above average defense, and don’t score as much, only 32 points a game. Marshall comes out on top. Winner: Marshall

Bowl: San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl

When: Tuesday, December 23, 8:30 P.M.

Where: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, California

TV: ESPN

Matchup: San Diego State Aztecs (7-5) vs. Navy Midshipmen (7-5)

Preview: These are two teams that both run the ball, a lot… Navy is 2nd in the country with 345 yards/game, and SDSU is 30th with 219 yards/game. Expect a close, quick game, but San Diego State’s solid defense gets a late stop to seal the victory. Winner: San Diego State

Bowl: Popeyes Bahamas Bowl

When: Wednesday, December 24, 11:00 A.M.

Where: Thomas Robinson Stadium, Nassau, Bahamas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Central Michigan Chippewas (7-5) vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (7-5)

Preview: An interesting concept, a game played in the Bahamas. Western Kentucky has a big win over Marshall, and a huge passing offense, averaging 365 yards/game. Central Michigan only gives up an average of 23 points though, but the Hilltoppers win. Winner: Western Kentucky

Bowl: Hawaii Bowl

When: Wednesday, December 24, 7:00 P.M.

Where: Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Rice Owls (7-5) vs. Fresno State Bulldogs (6-7)

Preview: Another game against two mediocre teams, both of these teams have below average defenses, and average offenses. Rice averages 29 points, and Fresno State gives up an average of 33 points, expect a close high scoring game, but I give a close win to Rice. Winner: Rice

Bowl: Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl

When: Friday, December 26, 12:00 P.M.

Where: Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (8-5) vs. Illinois Fighting Illini (6-6)

Preview: Illinois football has been a dumpster fire for years, but after beating Penn State, and Northwestern, and upsetting a good Minnesota team, they are 3-5 in conference and bowl eligible. Louisiana Tech has played some challenging opponents, losing to Oklahoma and Auburn. They also score an average of 38 points a game. Illinois’ defense has struggled, but they get a stop, and win late. Winner: Illinois

Bowl: Quick Lane Bowl

When: Friday, December 26, 3:30 P.M.

Where: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Rutgers Scarlet Knights (7-5) vs. North Carolina Tar Heels (6-6)

Preview: A game where we can expect a lot of points. Both of these teams give up over 30 points per game. Rutgers has played, and lost some tough teams, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Ohio State and Michigan State. UNC has only played one ranked team, and lost. They did defeat Duke in an upset though. Either way, they have a worse record, and have played an easy schedule. A 119th ranked defense in points isn’t going to cut it either. Winner: Rutgers

Bowl: Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl

When: Friday, December 26, 7:00 P.M.

Where: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: University of Central Florida Knights (9-3) vs. North Carolina State Wolfpack (7-5)

Preview: UCF has only loss outside of American conference play, and a close loss to a decent Penn State team. They also have the 9th best defense, NC State has had three of their 7 seven victories against Presbyterian, Old Dominion, and Georgia Southern. They have also played a relatively easy conference schedule. Their offense ranks 62nd and will struggle against UCF’s defense. Winner: UCF

Bowl: Military Bowl Presented by Northrop Grumman

When: Saturday, December 27, 12:00 P.M.

Where: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, Maryland

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Cincinnati Bearcats (9-3) vs. Virginia Tech Hokies (6-6)

Preview: This game provides an interesting matchup, Cincinnati’s good offense against Virginia Tech’s good defense. Virginia Tech is 17th in points given up, and Cincinnati is 26th in points scored. Virginia Tech honestly hasn’t been that good in conference, going only 3-5, they also lost to ECU, a team Cincinnati beat. Winner: Cincinnati

Bowl: Hyundai Sun Bowl

When: Saturday, December 27, 1:00 P.M.

Where: Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, Texas

TV: CBS

Matchup: #15 Arizona State Sun Devils (9-3) vs. Duke Blue Devils (9-3)

Preview: Arizona State has been very solid, they only won nine games, a good but not great number, but they have gone 4-2 against ranked teams, and have an offense that can light up the scoreboard. Duke has only played won top 25 team, a win over Georgia Tech, but if Arizona State played in the ACC, they might have been able to make a run for the playoff. This one won’t even be close. Winner: Arizona State

Bowl: Duck Commander Independence Bowl

When: Saturday, December 27, 2:30 P.M.

Where: Independence Stadium, Shreveport, Louisiana

TV: ABC

Matchup: Miami (Florida) (6-6) vs. South Carolina (6-6)

Preview: South Carolina plays in the toughest conference in college football, the SEC, and won three games, not that impressive, but they did beat a solid Georgia team. The U has lost their last 3, and haven’t beaten a ranked team. Close game, but Spurrier pulls this one out. Winner: South Carolina

Bowl: New Era Pinstripe Bowl

When: Saturday, December 27, 3:30 P.M.

Where: Yankee Stadium, The Bronx, New York

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Boston College Eagles (7-5) vs. Penn State Nittany Lions (6-6)

Preview: The Nittany Lions are in a bowl for the first time in three years, and they play another east coast team in New York. Boston College has played well against some good teams, including losing to #3 Florida State in a close game. They also have the 15th best run offense in the country. Penn State has the 8th best defense, but can’t score on offense, and they only won 25% of their conference games. Penn State has improved, but their first bowl since the sex abuse scandal won’t be a happy won. Winner: Boston College

Bowl: National University Holiday Bowl

When: Saturday, December 27, 7:00 P.M.

Where: Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Nebraska Cornhuskers (9-3) vs. # 24 USC Trojans (8-4)

Preview: Nebraska will be playing without coach Bo Pelini, after he was fired at the end of the regular season. Now, they get a very good USC team, that has beaten a very good Arizona team, and a decent Notre Dame team, as well as some other quality opponents. They also score 35 points a game. Nebraska played in the relatively easy Big 10 west, and lost to Michigan State, and the two best teams in the division, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Their best win is in overtime against Iowa. A new coach, and a tough matchup spell trouble for Nebraska. Winner: USC

Bowl: Autozone Liberty Bowl

When: Monday, December 29, 1:00 P.M.

Where: Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Texas A&M Aggies (7-5) vs. West Virginia Mountaineers (7-5)

Preview: West Virginia is only 7-5, but they have played many good teams in close games. They lost to #1 Alabama by only 10, Kansas State by 6, and #6 TCU by one. Texas A&M has the 33rd best offense, but they were destroyed by Alabama 59-0. West Virginia gets this one by ten or so.  Winner: West Virginia

Bowl: Russell Athletic Bowl

When: Monday, December 29, 4:30 P.M.

Where: Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium, Orlando, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #17 Clemson Tigers (9-3) vs. Oklahoma Sooners (8-4)

Preview: The Sooners offense is definitely something to watch in this game. They are 11th in points, with 39 a game, and also have the ninth best rushing offense. Clemson on the other hand has a fantastic defense, 7th in the country in points. They have played a relatively easy schedule, and took Florida State into overtime. They come up big, and get the win. Winner: Clemson

Bowl: Advocare V100 Texas Bowl

When: Monday, December 29, 8:00 P.M.

Where: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Arkansas Razorbacks (6-6) vs. Texas Longhorns (6-6)

Preview: Arkansas has been inconsistent. They started 0-5 in conference, but played a tough schedule, and only lost to Alabama by a point. They also beat Ole Miss, 30-0, the only team to beat Bama. I think this team is better than their record indicates, because they played such a tough schedule. Texas has played six ranked teams, and only beat West Virginia. They lost games to better teams, and except for BYU have won the games they should. I think they also would have won more if they played in the Big 10 or ACC. SEC teams still have too much talent. Winner: Arkansas

Bowl: Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl

When: Tuesday, December 30, 2:00 P.M.

Where: LP Field, Nashville, Tennessee

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #23 LSU Tigers (8-4) vs. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (7-5)

Preview: LSU has played the SEC West schedule too. They went 4-4 in conference, and took the now number 1 team in the country into overtime. They also have the 3rd ranked defense. Notre Dame has lost 5 of their last 6, including a bad loss to a below average Northwestern team at home. They have a decent offense, that will struggle against the Tigers defense. This one is pretty clear cut. Winner: LSU

Bowl: Belk Bowl

When: Tuesday, December 30, 5:30 P.M.

Where: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #13 Georgia Bulldogs (9-3) vs. #21 Louisville Cardinals (9-3)

Preview: Georgia is a very good team, they played in the SEC, and lost to only Florida, and South Carolina. They also beat division champion Missouri 34-0, and have the 8th best offense. Louisville has only played one ranked team, Florida State, and have the 18th ranked defense in points. This hasn’t been against that many good opponents, I just think the SEC has too many good players, and that they have more experience against good teams in close games, and that is an advantage in this game too.

Bowl: Foster Farms Bowl

When: Tuesday, December 30, 9:00 P.M.

Where: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Maryland Terrapins (7-5) vs. Stanford Cardinal (7-5)

Preview: Stanford has the season strong, losing to Utah in double overtime, and beating Cal and upsetting UCLA. They also have the 2nd best defense in this country, giving up only 16 points a game. Maryland doesn’t really have any quality wins, their best is probably over a mediocre Iowa team. They also have an average offense, that will struggle against the defense of Stanford, who also is playing in their home state, which could play a part in their win.

Bowl: Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl

When: Wednesday, December 31, 11:30 A.M.

Where: Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #6 TCU Horned Frogs (11-1) vs. #9 Ole Miss Rebels (9-3)

Preview: The first New Year’s six bowl game is a big one. The winner can’t win the playoff, but this is a really good game. TCU feels that they were cheated out of the playoff, and have the number two offense. Ole Miss beat the best team in the country, Alabama, and beat Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl. They also have lost to Arkansas 30-0, a team that isn’t that great. They also have the number one defense, and with three weeks to prepare, they get the win. Winner: Ole Miss

Bowl: Vizio Fiesta Bowl

When: Wednesday, December 31, 3:00 P.M.

Where: University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #10 Arizona Wildcats (10-3) vs. #20 Boise State Broncos (11-2)

Preview: Boise State has once again snuck into a major game, despite not playing in a power five conference. They only have loses to Ole Miss and a good Air Force team that beat Colorado State. They also have an interesting and explosive offense, that averages almost 40 points per game. Arizona has only lost to UCLA, and are 1-1 against #2 Oregon. They also have the 73rd defense, which may have struggle against Boise State’s offense. History has told us to never doubt Boise State, and that they are very dangerous, I think they lose in a close, high scoring game.

Bowl: Capital One Orange Bowl

When: Wednesday, December 31, 7:00 P.M.

Where: Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #7 Mississippi State Bulldogs (10-2) vs. #12 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Preview: Mississippi State was 9-0 before losing to Alabama and Ole Miss, but they also beat some good teams, including Auburn, LSU, and Texas A&M. They also are quite good on both offense and defense. Their offense is 15th in points scored, and their defense is 10th in points against. Georgia Tech also has been solid, especially down the stretch. They beat Georgia, Clemson, and lost a close game to Florida State. They also have the 18th best offense, but only an average defense. I’m going to pick them in an upset, because this is an intriguing matchup, and Mississippi State has struggled lately. Winner: Georgia Tech

Bowl: Outback Bowl

When: Thursday, January 1, 11:00 A.M.

Where: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida

TV: ESPN2

Matchup: #18 Wisconsin Badgers (10-3) vs. #19 Auburn Tigers (8-4)

Preview: The first bowl college football game of 2015 is a good one, Auburn has played in the SEC West, and gave Alabama problems early in the Iron Bowl. Wisconsin has a great running game, led by Heisman trophy finalist Melvin Gordon, but were destroyed 59-0 against Ohio State, and have the 119th passing offense, something that could spell trouble when they get behind. I just don’t think Wisconsin is all that good, with a new coach, and after the embarrassment in the Big 10 championship. Winner: Auburn

Bowl: Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

When: Thursday, January 1, 11:30 A.M.

Where: AT&T Stadium, Arlington Classic

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #5 Baylor Bears (11-1) vs. #8 Michigan State Spartans (10-2)

Preview: Michigan State is a very good team, their only losses are to to teams in the playoff. Baylor also has played well, beating a very good TCU team, and Kansas State. They also have the #1 offense in points per game, they score 49 points a game, however, Michigan State has a good defense. They only give up 20 points a game, and have an offense 7th in points. I think they run the ball, keep it away from Baylor, and find a way to win. Winner: Michigan State

Bowl: Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl

When: Thursday, January 1, 12:00 P.M.

Where: Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium, Orlando, Florida

TV: ABC

Matchup: #16 Missouri Tigers (10-3) vs. #25 Minnesota Golden Gophers (8-4)

Preview: I honestly don’t think Missouri is that good. Yes, they play in the SEC, but they play in the east, and when they played a few good teams they were blown out. They lost to Alabama 42-13, and Georgia 34-0. They also lost to Indiana. Minnesota has beaten Nebraska, and played a close game against Ohio State. I think they actually are the better team, by just a little bit. Winner: Minnesota

Bowl: Rose Bowl Presented by Northwestern Mutual (Playoff Semifinal)

When: Thursday, January 1, 4:00 P.M.

Where: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #2 Oregon Ducks (12-1) vs. #3 Florida State Seminoles (13-0)

Preview: This is the first ever college football playoff game, and probably the more interesting matchup. Oregon has played a tough schedule, but is undefeated against ranked opponents, (Arizona was unranked when they lost to them). They also have an explosive offense, and the Heisman trophy winner. Florida State hasn’t lost a game in over two years, but have gotten crap for not playing the greatest schedule, and struggling against teams like Florida, Boston College, and Miami, but going undefeated is a great feat. They also have the 30th best defense, but it isn’t enough. They haven’t seen anyone as good as the Ducks, and will be in trouble when they do. Winner: Oregon

Bowl: Allstate Sugar Bowl (Playoff Semifinal)

When: Thursday, January 1, 7:30 P.M.

Where: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1) vs. #4 Ohio State Buckeyes (12-1)

Preview: In the other semifinal, the Crimson Tide play the Buckeyes, a team who snuck in after destroying Wisconsin in the conference championship. Alabama has a defense that only gives up 17 points a game, and Ohio State has their third quarterback. Alabama also is loaded on offense, especially with Heisman finalist Amari Cooper. Alabama is almost unbeatable when Saban has a month to prepare, they have so much talent, and arguably the best coaching staff in the nation. This could get ugly… Winner: Alabama

Bowl: Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl

When: Friday, January 2, 11:00 A.M.

Where: Amon G. Carter Stadium, Fort Worth, Texas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Houston Cougars (7-5) vs. Pittsburgh Panthers (6-6)

Preview: This game isn’t quite as high steaks… Houston was only 7-5 in a non-power five conference, and lost to UTSA, that’s right… UTSA. They do have the 11th best offense in the country though. Pitt has been inconsistent, beating Miami, but losing to Akron. Neither team is that good, but Pitt’s 16th best rushing offense gets it done.

Bowl: Taxslayer Bowl

When: Friday, January 2, 2:20 P.M.

Where: EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Florida

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Iowa Hawkeyes (7-5) vs. Tennessee Volunteers (6-6)

Preview: Since I live in  Iowa City, Iowa, this one may be a bit biased. Then again, that is why I assume most of my readers are reading this, mostly for this game, and maybe the playoffs. Iowa had a lot of missed opportunities. They had a pretty easy schedule, a lot of returning starters, and won one fewer games than last year. It is hard to explain, and the fan base and the media are questioning the direction the program is going. Tennessee is a program on the rise, they only won six games, but played five ranked teams, and lost all five games. Both teams also have solid defenses and very average offenses. Iowa gives up 24 points a game, Tennessee gives up 23.9. The Big 10 struggles against the SEC, but I’m going to be a bit optimistic and say that Iowa pulls this one out on a late drive, to serve as a stepping stone to a better year next year. Winner: Iowa

Bowl: Valero Alamo Bowl

When: Friday, January 2, 5:45 P.M.

Where: Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: #11 Kansas State Wildcats (9-3) vs. #14 UCLA Bruins (9-3)

Preview: Another intriguing matchup, Kansas State has lost to only Kansas and TCU in conference. UCLA only lost to Utah, Oregon and Stanford in PAC 12 play. A major factor in this game, however will be their mediocre defense struggling against Kansas State’s offense that averages 36 points a game. Winner: Kansas State

Bowl: Ticket City Cactus Bowl

When: Friday, January 2, 9:15 P.M.

Where: Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Arizona

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Washington Huskies (8-5) vs. Oklahoma State Cowboys (6-6)

Preview: Washington has played a difficult schedule, losing to five teams which were ranked when they played them. However, they took care of who they should’ve. Oklahoma State lost to some good teams in conference, but played a close game against Alabama. However, the Cowboys aren’t even in the top 75 teams in the country in points for or against. They are very average, and I feel Washington will take advantage. Winner: Washington

Bowl: Birmingham Bowl

When: Saturday, January 3, 11:00 A.M.

Where: Legion Field, Birmingham, Alabama

TV: ESPN

Matchup: East Carolina Pirates (8-4) vs. Florida Gators (6-5)

Preview: ECU has been a bit inconsistent. They upset both Virginia Tech and North Carolina, but lost to a not too good team like Temple. They do however, have the nations 15th best scoring offense. Florida has improved since last season, but still struggled against teams in the middle of the SEC, like Tennessee, and needed triple overtime to beat Kentucky. They do have the 24th best defense, and more talent than an American Conference team. Winner: Florida

Bowl: GoDaddy Bowl

When: Sunday, January 4, 8:00 P.M.

Where: Ladd Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Alabama

TV: ESPN

Matchup: Toledo Rockets (8-4) vs. Arkansas State Red Wolves(7-5)

Preview: This game just screams mid-majors that just aren’t good, but still get in a bowl for winning seven or eight games. Toledo’s only loss in the MAC came to champion Northern Illinois. They also almost beat Big-12 bottom feeder Iowa State. Arkansas State lost to a few teams that most people probably have heard of, Texas State and Appalachian State. Hey, at least they aren’t as bad as Michigan, they lost to the Mountaineers in 2007. Winner: Toledo

Bowl: College Football Playoff Championship Game

When: Monday, January 12, 7:30 P.M.

Where: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas

TV: ESPN

Matchup: TBD vs. TBD

Predicted Matchup: #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (13-1) vs. #2 Oregon Ducks (13-1)

Preview: Alabama’s only loss was to Ole Miss, in a close game. Oregon lost to a good Arizona team, assuming that both these teams win the semifinals, which I believe will be the case, then this will be the national championship. The coaches will only have eleven days to prepare. However, Alabama is loaded with talent, and Nick Saban and his staff are certainly one of the best, if not the best in the country. After a one year break, the SEC will win it all again, and continue to prove that they are the best conference in the country.

Projected Winner: Alabama