My Mistake, and MORE Predictions/Powwr Ratings

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The purpose of today's blog is to continue 11 straight days of college football forecasts.  HOWEVER, I HAVE DISCOVERED THAT THE SEASON STARTS THIS FRIDAY, SO I AM TRIPLING UP MY PICKS.  Each day, I will give my prediction for how a conference will FINISH, and I will rank ALL teams according to my power rankings.  The power rankings are not a prediction of where teams will finish, but an indication of where they are now.  I will update these power rankings each week. I will not be giving any indication of why teams are where they are, or why I picked where they finish in the conference, nor will I divulge my formula.  So...let's get to it!

Mountain West Conference

 Mountain
1. Boise State
2. Colorado State
3. Wyoming
4. Air Force
5. New Mexico
6. Utah State

West
1. San Diego State
2. Hawaii
3. Nevada
4. UNLV
5. Fresno State
6. San Jose State

AAC

 East
1. South Florida
2. UCF
3. Temple
4. Cincinnati
5. East Carolina
6. UConn

West
1. Memphis
2. Houston
    Navy
4. Tulsa
5. SMU
6. Tulane

ACC

 Atlantic
1. FSU
2. Clemson
3. Louisville
4. NC State
5. Wake Forest
6. Boston College
    Syracuse

Coastal
1. Miami, Fla
2. Virginia Tech
3. Pittsburgh
4. Georgia Tech
5. North Carolina
6. Duke
7. Virginia

Power Rankings

79. Old Dominion
78. Indiana
77. Boston College
76. Air Force
75. Northern Illinois
74. Western Michigan
73. Wake Forest
72. Syracuse
71. Oregon St
70. Maryland
69. Ohio
68. Arkansas St
67. La Tech
66. Duke
65. Arizona
64. Temple
63. Colorado St
62. UCF
61. Tulsa
60. Vanderbilt
59. Texas Tech
58. Memphis
57. Colorado
56. Kentucky
55. Appalachian St
54. Arizona St
53. Minnesota
52. Missouri
51. Ole Miss
50. WKU
49. Toledo
48. San Diego St
47. Navy
46. Mississippi St
45. Michigan St
44. North Carolina
43. Washington St
42. Houston
41. Pitt
40. Iowa

That's it for today!  May your day and your loved ones be blessed!

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