Can one of Alabama's eight SEC opponents dethrone the Tide? That is the most significant question looking at this season. Most think a road game against Texas A&M and a home game against LSU are the biggest stumbling blocks to the Tide this year.
The Big 12 has a number of teams who are BCS-caliber programs, but the round-robin nine-game league schedule could cause some of the top teams to beat each other, eliminating them national title contention. The usual suspects, Texas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, and West Virginia will all be contenders for the league title.
On this show, the College Football Professor gives Jacob Bunn his conference champion predictions and BCS Championship predictions.
Ohio State will be eligible to participate in postseason action this year, after going undefeated last season and sitting out Big Ten Championship and bowl season. Other Big Ten teams will be gunning for the Buckeyes as they are the clear favorite to win the league. I think Nebraska, Michigan, Wisconsin, Michigan State, and Indiana (yes, Indiana) will also be contenders.
Oregon and Stanford have been at the top of the Pac 12 throughout the last few years. Will that continue in 2013? Can USC make a run?
On this show, Jacob Bunn analyzes the preseason AP Poll, talks about the latest arrests at Alabama and Auburn, and discusses other news items.
This is a historic year for the ACC as the league adds two new members. Syracuse and Pittsburgh, formerly in the Big East, are gearing up for their first season of ACC play.
On this show, Jacob Bunn the Texas A&M chancellor's recent comment on Johnny Manziel and other SEC notes.
While the defense is young, it is very talented. I think the talent is going to keep LSU in the BCS conversation late in the season. The program that has won two of the last 10 BCS Championships is going to be a major contender for the title throughout this season.
The College Football Professor joins Jacob Bunn to tell him which teams will surprise in 2013.