September 10, 200719 yr Come on 98. You're saying if Northwestern is playing at Minnesota, you'd rather watch that than Oregon at Arizona St.? Obviously good teams and matchups are the draw, I took the question to mean if games are on that aren't traditional "good teams" or "good matchups", how do you decide where to land. For me, the Big 10 games are boring. Period. Give me Wake at Clemson over Purdue at Michigan St. all day long. Heck, South Florida at Rutgers would be a choice of mine way before Michigan St. at IU (I know, that is one of your squads).Good teams trump a good matchup so if those were my two choices then I would watch Oregon @ AZ St. Oregon, if you missed it is in my Top 3. :thumb:
September 10, 200719 yr 1. SEC 2. PAC 10 2a. Big East Middle. Whatever isn't the Big 10. Last. Big 10 That's me, SEC, Pac-10, and Big East are my favorites. But, I like them all...I just like college football.
September 11, 200719 yr Five of the eight Big East programs are as good as they have ever been in thier respective history. The Big East is the most exciting conference to watch right now, by a land slide.
September 11, 200719 yr I dont really have a favorite conference just have my favorite teams, then after that just watch the games that intrigue me the most.
September 11, 200719 yr PAC 10... I think west coast football is a more exciting brand, and I prefer offensive shootouts over defensive battles. Sorry SEC, you're a distant 2.
September 11, 200719 yr I see alot of people saying they only watch the SEC, maybe that's why so many think it's the best?
September 11, 200719 yr When they are on (rare) I like watching NCAA Division III games. Small college, no schollies, kids flying around making plays because they love to play the game and for no other reason.
September 11, 200719 yr PAC 10... I think west coast football is a more exciting brand, and I prefer offensive shootouts over defensive battles. Sorry SEC, you're a distant 2. How would an SEC-PAC 10 shootout play out? Some of you guys that are better at this than me, match up 12 games between the top rated teams from each conference. Of course, it would start with USC vs LSU and go from there.
September 11, 200719 yr How would an SEC-PAC 10 shootout play out? Some of you guys that are better at this than me, match up 12 games between the top rated teams from each conference. Of course, it would start with USC vs LSU and go from there. I started to match them up but I think that from top to bottom the SEC would win the series very easily.
September 11, 200719 yr I started to match them up but I think that from top to bottom the SEC would win the series very easily. Then, in your opinion, they're not a distant second, as one poster stated. That would be my opinion too.
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