Jeremy's Who's Doing What

Yesterday, Brian gave you his hopes and predictions for the upcoming season. Today it’s my turn. No idea if we’ll hear from JD. Kickoff is tomorrow y’all. Let’s hope Jadaveon Clowney doesn’t kill anybody…

AAC: Louisville -This watered down version of a watered down Big East just doesn’t have any punch. I think Louisville could contend in the ACC if they had made the move this year, but I know they will win the AAC. Let the Papa John’s flow.

ACC: Clemson – Honestly this is not an easy pick. But I am going to go with Clemson over Florida State because they are the ones starting a senior and FSU is starting a redshirt freshman. Additionally, FSU has to visit Death Valley.

Big 10: Ohio State – I want to pick Michigan but I know better. Despite what people think of Urban Meyer, he knows how to win football games (he just might leave the cupboard bare after doing so) plus that schedule is softer than Louis Andersons back fat.

Big 12: Oklahoma State – Sure, the popular pick is Texas here, but I just have a hunch. Texas could lose a number of early season games that could shake their confidence. Meanwhile, Oklahoma State takes a road trip in September to the University of Texas at San Antonio. Really? They get all of their tough conference games except Texas at home. The Big 12 really is the Wild West so I’m going with an unconventional winner.

Pac 12: Oregon – Everyone thinks the Ducks will take a step back without Chip Kelly this year. You want to know a team that didn’t take a step back when they lost their head coach, Stanford. Stanford lost their #1 draft pick QB too. Oregon did not. Expect them to keep rolling it up in Eugene.

SEC: Georgia – Let the calls of “Bias” come out. The fact is that even when I knew UGA had no chance at winning it all, I picked them to win it all. Now they have a legitimate chance and I’m not backing off. The big game is South Carolina, if they can get over that hump, regardless of what happens against Clemson, then they can make it back to Atlanta. For some reason, I think things will fall the Dawgs way this time even if it means a rematch with the Tide

National Championship: Georgia over Ohio State – No reason to pick against the SEC Champion here. A 1-loss UGA team gets in over an undefeated Louisville team, and rightfully so. UGA will end their season with back-to-back wins over an undefeated Bama team in the SEC Championship and an undefeated Ohio State team in the National Championship. Now only if they can beat Clemson…