Penn St, Michigan, at Michigan State, and Purdue. A Friday home game vs. Game-breaking super studs
like Vince Young and Reggie Bush help. Louisville starts with warm-ups against state rival Kentucky
and Temple before taking on the Hurricanes at Papa John. Ohio State comes knocking in
Week Two but then it's a full month before meeting Oklahoma in Dallas. In 2006,
the Golden Bear's apparently fit the bill. Cards are decked with pro prospects Michael Bush,
Brian Brohm, and super-soph WR Mario Urrutia. After that it's cruise control before November home
games with Virginia Tech and Boston College.#7 Ohio State: The Buckeyes are the wildcard and
could just as easily be ranked first as seventh. The hype centers around junior RB
Marshawn Lynch who rushed for 1874 yards at 7.0 ypc and still grabbed 34 passes
for eight yards per pop. Coker spent a lot of the summer weeding out bad
kids but what's left is still formidable. Underrated in the mix might very well be
schedule which plays a critical part in determining who will go to the National Title
Game.#1 Auburn: If ever there was a schedule tailor made for a National Championship run,
it's the Auburn Tigers. The SEC West is theirs to lose.#2 Oklahoma: The Sooners are
loaded again, particularly on the defensive side of the ball where they return nine nike shox nz starters.
but with only two starters returning on defense, it's highly unlikely they can run the
table.#8 Notre Dame: The Irish are loaded for Charlie Weis but open with Murderer's Row
schedule of at Georgia Tech. A&M in their conference finale could be a boobie-trap.#6 Miami
Florida: Larry Coker's bunch could the under-the-radar team in this year's title chase. Highly touted
junior QB Kyle Wright gets the Seminoles right off the bat and then play a
revenge minded Louisville on the road. Oklahoma also benefits from bye week before Red River
showdown with Texas.#3 USC: Gone are the Hollywood Marquee names of Palmer, Leinart, and Bush
but the Trojans still return a solid core nucleus from a program that has gone
38-2 over the past three years. Talent of course is key, but when it comes
right down to it, the difference in talent between football factories Oklahoma, USC, Ohio State,
and Notre Dame is really very negligible. If Blue and Maize can win in South
Bend and avoid other early upset ( a regular occurrence of late), it will be
OSU/Michigan for the cash on November 18th at the Horseshoe.#5 Texas: The Longhorns start the
post-Vince Young era with 13 returning starters and a very manageable schedule. OSU has two
potential Heisman candidates in Troy Smith and Ted Ginn Jr. Mike Hart has Zapatillas Puma all kinds
of talent in the backfield but has not stayed healthy. The War Eagle returns just
six starters on each side of the ball but the offense showcases Kenny Irons, a
1293 yard, 13 touchdown game breaker who should run wild against a non-conference menu of
Washington State, Buffalo, Tulane, and Arkansas State. They also get 10 days to prepare for
only real conference test West Virginia who they also get at home. Oklahoma's non-conference schedule
features September 16th trip at Oregon to take on the Quack Attack at Autzen Stadium.
Nine returnees from last year's underrated defense make the Domers a threat for the National
title.#9 Louisville: The Cardinals will make their run to foul up the system by having
every opportunity to go 12-0 and winning another very mediocre version of the Big East.
Like Utah two years ago, this team could be the fly in the ointment.#10 California:
Every year several pre-season publications seem to settle on one reach that pretty much serves
as the media flavor of the year. Breaks and avoiding injury are key. USC will
be in capable hands with either Booty or Sanchez and all-world wide out Dale Jarrett
has been cleared to play. The Tigers gets SEC heavyweights LSU, Arkansas, Florida, and Georgia
at home. Texas will have its usual power ground attack but may go to the
air more with it's quality group of talented veteran receivers. If they emerge unscathed, they
have Stanford, UCLA, North Carolina, and the Services to pad Brady Quinn's stats before traveling
to the Coliseum for the Trojans. Mario Manningham is dangerous playmaker with excellent hands. California
could be playing in the Vegas Bowl or on New Year's Day.Jeff Allen is a
documented member of the Professional Handicappers League. On offense, Adrian Peterson appears to be healthy
and will look to avoid the nagging injuries that plagued him throughout his sophomore season.
If the Bears knock off the Vols on the road in their opener, they still
must win at USC and at Arizona in November. The Buckeyes will be tested right
away at Texas and are at Iowa, Michigan State, and nemesis Northwestern. Michigan is loaded
on offense with third year junior QB Chad Henne looking fulfill his hype. When looking
into the future to determine who will be the next college football national champion, several
key factors must be considered. The Trojans will be about defense in 2006 and should
again be unbeaten after eight games before facing Oregon, Cal, and Notre Dame, all on
their home field.#4 Michigan: This could be the year that Wolverines upend Ohio State for
the Big 10 Conference title. Read all of his articles at [http://www.procappers.com/Jeff_Allen.htm].
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