Only covering the ACC, Big 10, Big 12, Big East, Pac-10, and SEC.

ACC vs Big 10 / 0-1

ACC vs Big 12 / 1-0

ACC vs Big East

ACC vs Pac-10

ACC vs SEC / 1-3

Total= 2-4

Big 10 vs ACC / 1-0

Big 10 vs Big 12 / 0-1

Big 10 vs Big East / 0-1

Big 10 vs Pac-10 / 1-1

Big 10  vs SEC

Total= 2-3

Big 12 vs ACC

Big 12 vs Big 10 / 1-0

Big 12 vs Big East / 1-0

Big 12 vs Pac-10 / 1-0

Big 12  vs SEC

Total= 3-0

Big East vs ACC

Big East vs Big 10 / 0-1

Big East vs Big 12 / 0-1

Big East vs Pac-10

Big East  vs SEC / 0-1

Total= 0-3

Pac-10  vs ACC

Pac-10 vs Big 10 / 1-1

Pac-10 vs Big 12 / 0-1

Pac-10 vs Big East

Pac-10  vs SEC / 1-0

Total= 2-2

SEC  vs ACC / 3-1

SEC vs Big 10

SEC vs Big 12

SEC vs Big East / 1-0

SEC  vs Pac-10 / 0-1

Total= 4-2

I went to a friends house and he turned the t.v. on to one of the games that was being played that night. It was Oregon State - Stanford playing. My first thought to mind was, who in the hell decided to play a conference game as it's opener? Conference games are usually played on the 3rd game into the season. Everyone knows how dangerous it is to open your game against another team from the same conference.

Any who, I am going to be straight to the point, and I am not looking to offend anyone. This is just my opinion from the one game that I saw of Oregon State.

Oregon State was maybe on the 4 yard line, (up to this point I wasn't aware of all the new rules the NCAA had set for this season) the played started, it was obviously an attempt to be a simple quick pass to the HB out in the flats. What I thought would have been a good play turned out to be a terrible play and a terrible call by the coach. Once the announcer had explained the rules, my first thought was "What the f*ck was this coach thinking, to call a play like that so close to his endzone" on what I believe was 2nd down.

The quarter back had tried to throw a quick pass to the half-back, only to throw it slightly behind him. Thus making it a live ball, well turns out this ball bounced into the endzone and out of the endzone, making it a safety. This one play turned the tide of the game. Not only did they give up two points, but they also had to kick off to Stanford now. Stanford would score on that series.

For that I blame that game entirely on the coach. He let his players down by in my opinion not being aware of the new rules. Even if he was aware of the new rules, what the hell was he thinking to be calling such a play.

It also doesn't help that the quarterback threw two interceptions. One he could not help since the pass was deflected. The other interception he did throw went back for a touchdown. That play he could have been smarter on and could have been prevented if he had just waited one more second to see the linebacker ghosting him.

This is why you do not play conference games as your first game. Stanford is a good team, but I felt Oregon State should have won that game. I am hoping that Oregon State will turn things around so I don't look like a complete fool when the season comes to an end.

  Before college football actually starts, I'm going to rank my top teams.

If there is any Georgia fans living in the Oklahoma City area, meet me up at Dan McGuinness in Moore, Oklahoma at 11:15ish to watch the game.

I'll be in my red Georgia hat, and a gray Georgia football shirt.