2 September 2010, 5:31 am
Last last two seasons I've really started to get into College Football, more specifically the Oregon Ducks and the PAC-10 Conference. I'd love it if you could check out my Conference Preview on the upcoming PAC-10 season, and please, feel free to comment on Yahoo! Answers and also on the website where the article is posted. Also I'd love any feedback possible. I'm still learning plenty about the game but I thought I'd give writing about College Football a real crack this season. Here is the article - http://www.thebigtip.com.au/rest/college-football-2010-conference-preview-pac-10 Again, please feel free to comment both here and on the website. This is Part 1 of 7 previews that I've written, with the other six to come out over the coming days. ready fa dis44 - While the PAC-10 is my Conference of choice, I really do like the SEC. It's a fantastic Conference which has produced the last four BCS Champions. But yeah, my team is Oregon so PAC-10 for me. Sophist Douche Inc. - Thanks for the comment mate. Really good answer. To some of your points, the days of the PAC-10 being labeled the PAC-1 and the nine others are long gone. Oregon is becoming a premier team, Oregon State is getting there too and so are others teams. By getting Colorado and Utah the PAC Conference is only going to get stronger in future years. Again, in the SEC there is Alabama, Florida and LSU (in the past) and daylight to the rest. This season we might seem the emergence of teams like Arkansas but who knows. As for the Big 12, it's been Texas and Oklahoma for years now. Nebraska is also starting to get real good again. Apart from those three, there's been no one of note. Texas Tech and Oklahoma State have had one or two good seasons but that's about it. Continued - The Big 10 has a case as better than the PAC-10. Ohio State beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl and the Big 10 went 4-0 in Bowl Games last season. However, USC did go to the Horse Shoe and beat the Buckeyes. As for the ACC, I think it's similar to the PAC-10, very even with teams such as Virginia Tech, Miami (FL) and the like. As for the Big East, it's very weak. Florida smashed Cincinnati in the Sugar Bowl and Pittsburgh are probably the only good team. As for Oregon, they will get a very good test in Week 2 when they travel to Tennessee. I think we'll be hearing from each other after that!!... Read More »
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