Conferences for the 2011-2012 Season is set with one week to go until the opening of the College Football Season.

The Sooners are Number One!!!!!!

Oklahoma is #1 with Alabama #2.....

With the Season one week away we start to see who can go through their respective Super Conferences unscathed and into the playoffs with a chance to get to the Final Four and ultimately the National Championship Game. The Defending National Champions the Alabama Crimson Tide start the season #2 in the Nation. Number one goes to the Oklahoma Sooners with a furocious Offense and an experienced Defense they are the heavy favorites in the Big 12.

Big 12 Preview

In the Big 12 North Oklahoma looks to not have any real threats except for Oklahoma State, as they begin the season 7th in the country. The North title may come down to bedlem at the end of the season. Missouri starts the season at #23. The two newcombers in the conferece are SMU, and UTEP as they will probably have a rude awakening as they experience life inside a BCS Conference. The Big 12 South Has a little bit more questions inside it as Texas A&M, and Texas are only two of three teams inside the preseason Top 25 but I think Texas has problems and may struggle this year and Texas A&M; This will be the first year in a while that they are expected to do something. A end of the season battle between Texas and Texas A&M maybe for the South Crown. But the new team that is making all the headlines is TCU and in my opinion the favorite to win the Big 12 title this year. I think that they have been waiting to be apart of the BCS and now that they are they will take advantage of it. By year's end I think we will see a Oklahoma vs. TCU matchup in the Conference Championship Game and I see Oklahoma quite possibly being undefeated at this point winning the game and heading to the playoff with a lot of momentum.

ACC Preview

The ACC lost four of it's best programs to the ACC in the off season, but gained 8 others. Cincinnati, UConn, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, West Virginia, Louisville, and South Florida join up to have a true North South feel to this conference. The defending Conference Champion is Virginia Tech as they move into the North with the old Big East foes. Virginia Tech starts the season PreSeason #17 and if you want the ACC Title you must go through Blacksburg. The ACC as a whole only has two teams in the PreSeason Top 25 but as the season goes I think will get more into the Top 25. Pittsburgh, and West Virginia are the two main threats to Virginia Tech but I believe the Hokies will come out of the North. In the South it could go anywhere. Most of the old guard in the ACC patrol this conference with the Carolina schools, Virginia, and Maryland in it with the two newcomers Louisville, and South Florida. I think Maryland is the sleeper here and will come out of the South to face the Hokies in the Championship Game. I do however see Virginia Tech coming out of the ACC Champions.

Big 10 Preview

The Big Ten finally does something that they have tried to do for years an that's finally land Notre Dame. The Irish finally signed the papers to become a member of the Big Ten conference thus giving the Big Ten another powerhouse football program in it's mits. Legendary programs also come aboard as the Big Ten arguably gets the biggest rivalry in all of College Football in Army, and Navy. Neither are predicted to challenge for a conference title but having this history there means more to the Big Ten then have good football teams. The last team brought into this Super conference is the Miami (Ohio) Rehawks. The defending MAC Champions look to make their first trip into the BCS a memorable one. Indianapolis will be the home of the first ever Big Ten Championship Game. As for who could be there is up in the air. Maybe the most wide open conference there is. With the off the field problems at Ohio State can they shake the off field cob webs or will someone else rise up to dethrone the Buckeyes. The North is pretty much there for the taking for Ohio State and I think they will come out East Champions. The west is a four team race, Notre Dame, Iowa, Nebraska, and last season's Regular Season #1 team Wisconsin Badgers all have cases for number one in the West. In the end I think Wisconsin will come out as Champions and in the Championship Game I see Wisconsin knocking off the Buckeyes to win the Big Ten Championship for the second consecutive season, in their qwest to try and get back to the Final Four and further.

Pac 12 Preview

SEC Preview

Conference List

ACC- Boston College, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Duke, East Carolina, Louisville, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Wake Forest

Big 12- Air Force, Baylor, Colorado State, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Rice, SMU, Texas, Texas A&M, TCU, Texas Tech

Big Ten- Army, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Miami (Ohio), Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Navy, Nebraska, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin

Pac 12- Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, BYU, California, Colorado, Fresno State, Hawaii, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington, Washington State

SEC- Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Miami, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt

Big East (ACC)- Marshall, Southern Miss, Memphis, Middle Tennessee State, Buffalo,

Conference USA (SEC)- South Florida, UAB, Central Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Troy, Arkansas State,

Independents- Western Kentucky

MAC (Big Ten)- Akron, Bowling Green, Kent State, Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, Ohio, Toledo

Mountain West (Big 12)- UTEP, Tulane, Louisiana Tech, UL Lafayette, UL Monroe, North Texas, Tulsa

Sun Belt (Misc.)- Temple, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan

WAC (Pac 12)- New Mexico, Nevada, San Jose State, Utah State, Idaho, UNLV, New Mexico State, San Diego State, Wyoming