« Reply #84 on: August 22, 2017, 07:47:11 AM »
They do? In which ranking? Here's the preseason AP:
1. Alabama (52)
2. Ohio State (3)
3. Florida State (4)
4. USC (2)
5. Clemson
6. Penn State
7. Oklahoma
8. Washington
9. Wisconsin
10. Oklahoma State
11. Michigan
12. Auburn
13. LSU
14. Stanford
15. Georgia
16. Louisville
17. Florida
18. Miami (FL)
19. South Florida
20. Kansas State
21. Virginia Tech
22. West Virginia
23. Texas
24. Washington State
25. Tennessee
So in the Top 10, the B1G has three, B12 has two, ACC has two, PAC has two, and SEC has only one.
In the overall Top 25,
SEC: 6
B12: 5
ACC: 5
B1G: 4
PAC: 4
AAC: 1
I think the conferences are quite a bit closer than many of you seem to believe. Just like in the old SEC-dominated era, at its best the gap between it and the next best just wasn't that large.
You changed my mind. Right now the Big Ten is the best conference over all. The ACC, PAC, and B12 are tied for second. The SEC, big 1 and little 13 or however many they have now minus the tide, is last of the power five. They're just too fat and slow from all the chitlins.

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