94. Connecticut Huskies#10 in AmericanRandy Edsall built UConn up from nothing once, and it's amazing how quickly it fell back to being nothing once he left. The talent simply isn't there. All 5 classes comprising the current UConn roster ranked in the bottom 3 of the AAC, and the highest ranked one nationally peaked at #99. The have exactly one player on the roster who ranked among the top 1000 nationally in his class, sophomore guard Cam DeGeorge.
88. North Carolina Tar Heels#14 in ACCNo team in college football last year, hell no team from my memory banks has ever been hit harder by injuries than North Carolina was last year. The result was North Carolina’s worst season in over a decade, a 3-9 finish. But where that leaves them going into 2018 is tough to determine. Considering the schedule opens with a cross country trip to Cal, then a game against defending national champion* Central Florida two weeks later, before opening ACC play the following week, they do not have the luxury of allowing the competition to continue into the fall.Key PlayersRBJordon Brown, JuniorWRTCharlie Heck, Junior.DEMalik Carney, SeniorLBCole Holcomb, JuniorS