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The TCU Horned Frogs are entering the 2015-16 NCAA Football Season as a National Championship favorite. The current coaches poll has them at No. 2 in the country behind the Ohio State Buckeyes, but you have to ask yourself if they’re just a tad overrated at this point in the process.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are your 2015 NCAA Football National Champions. They will hold that title forever, but it’s officially time for them to defend that championship.
The Alabama Crimson Tide have been anointed the No. 3 team in the country to start the 2015-16 NCAA Football Season, via the coaches poll. They’re going to garner attention all year long, so it makes sense that they have one of the most-talked about early-season matchups to keep off the year.
The Virginia Tech Hokies were an unimpressive 7-6 during the 2014-15 NCAA Football season, but they managed one huge victory early in the year: a 35-21 win over then-ranked No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes.
Baylor Bears Head coach Art Briles has sure built a juggernaut in Waco, TX. Anyone who doubts that Briles is one of the best college coaches in the land needs their head checked.
Irascible head coach Gary Patterson always trumpeted that Texas Christian, long in the Mountain West Conference, belonged playing with the major-conference boys. He got his wish a few years ago, and boy, was he right.
It’s tough to think teams completely erase the memories from the previous season. However, Pittsburgh returning players and coaches have to licking their chops to get back on the field.
The Duke Blue Devils have put themselves on the map in the past couple seasons in the ACC. Known as a pure basketball school, the football program completely turned itself around and has made a name for themselves.
The UTEP Miners were the team that was just kind of there in Conference USA. They were beat down by Louisiana Tech, gave Western Kentucky all they could handle, and even took out Old Dominion.
North Texas went through the rebuilding process in 2014. After winning 9 games the previous season, North Texas had to replace the quarterback position, running back position, leading receivers, and many defensive players.
If a 4-8 season wasn’t bad enough last season for the Roadrunners, they may want to close their eyes this season. UTSA saw 36 seniors ship out after the 2014-2015 season and will literally be starting from scratch this season.
Rice had it’s Ups and Downs in the 2014 season. As far as the ups go, winning 6 straight in the middle of the season and then knocking off Fresno State in the Hawaii Bowl was a very encouraging sign for the program.
The Clemson Tigers are coming off their fourth straight season of 10 or more victories, something they have only done once in their history. There might be some overall disappointment with their recent performance but in broad terms they have just not been as good as Florida State, but, they have finished in the Top 15 in the final polls each of the last three seasons.
Consistency would be more than enough for a lot of college football programs. Louisiana Tech has won 8 or more games 4 times since 2006 and are coming off a solid 9-5 season that saw them knock off Big 10 opponent Illinois in their Bowl Game.
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After suffering a 4-8 year in an uprising conference, the Florida International Panthers will look to rebound and get themselves back into a postseason bowl.
