CNNSI has also released its predictions of All Americans, nothing to exciting but it does contain Mr. Posluszny(Mr. P deserves the respect of the Mister, he has earned it).
Finally, they released a ranking of the Conferences. They go thusly:
| 1. SEC: There are four teams ranked in the top 11 and eight teams in the top 40; no conference is stronger top to bottom. |
| 2. BIG TEN: The league has two clear favorites, but it could finish the year with as many as five teams in the top 20. |
| 3. BIG 12: The South has a pair of heavyweights and a couple of teams ready to break out, while four teams in the North could surprise. |
| 4. ACC: With nine schools in the top 50, the balance is hard to overlook. All that's missing is a dominant team. |
| 5. PAC-10: While USC's run has been impressive, it's time for another challenger to step up in this top-heavy conference. |
| 6. BIG EAST: Where would the weakest BCS conference be without West Virginia and Louisville? |
| 7. MOUNTAIN WEST: This is the mid-major most likely to snatch a bid in the first year of the expanded BCS. |
| 8. WAC: If wide-open offenses and high-scoring games are your thing, this is the conference you're looking for. |
| 9. CONFERENCE USA: The league is quietly gaining respectability with Central Florida, Southern Miss and Tulsa leading the way. |
| 10. MAC: The teams at the top can play with some of the big boys, but the league gets dragged down by its weak sisters. |
| 11. SUN BELT: Teams from BCS conferences seeking wins to become bowl-eligible should look here. |
They need to rotate the Big East out of the BCS. Just get rid of it. Who needs it? WV will go undefeated without having played a big game regardless of whether the Big East exists or not. So who cares?
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