College Bowl Projections

2012-2013 NCAA College Football Bowl Projections

CollegeBowlProjections.com gives you the first bowl predictions for the upcoming NCAA college football 2011-2012 season. Find out where your team will go bowling next season. Give us your bowl projections in the comments section and see if you can top our predictions for the upcoming college football season.

ACC Football

ACC champion Clemson Tigers went down hard last year in the Orange Bowl. Look for them to recover and contend for the ACC championship. Virginia Tech will once again be one of the favorites this year. Will this be the year when Florida St. returns to dominance?

Big 10 Football

The Michigan Wolverines come into the season as the favorite after defeating Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl last year. Urban Meyer is now coaching at Ohio State but won't be a factor for the championship because of their probation. Don't sleep on last year Big Ten champion Wisconsin or Michigan State.

Big 12 Football

The Big 12 welcomes TCU and West Virginia to the conference this year. Many believe West Virginia will contend against Oklahoma for the championship. Texas and Kansas State will have plenty to say about it and don't forget about last year's champion Oklahoma State.

Big East Football

West Virginia won the Big East championship and embarrassed Clemson in the Orange Bowl before leaving the league during the off-season. Rutgers lost their head coach to the NFL, Pitt lost their head coach and the Big East continues to be ridiculed for their lack of good teams. Will a team prove the critics wrong? Will Louisville be the team to leap to the top of the conference?

Pac-12 Football

The USC Trojans and Oregon Ducks go into the season as the favorites for the Pac-12 championship. Stanford still has big aspirations even though they lost many of their players to the NFL and Washington returns most of their starters.

SEC Football

The SEC dominated the college football season last year with Alabama and LSU playing in the BCS championship game. Will the SEC dominate again? Will Georgia or South Carolina find their way at the top this season? Is Florida ready to return to elite status? How will Arkansas play after the firing of their coach?