I was not going to do predictions for this year, but after watching a few games today, I figured I might as well give it a shot. I mean, if the Sun Belt is willing to play football, then I can risk making awful predictions.

So before we begin, I should mention that I totally understand that the players want to play and that it is incredibly difficult decision for schools to make on whether or not to play football. I honestly have no clue what the right answer is. Please, I do not need any comments about how they should not be playing or how the Big Ten was stupid for canceling. Anyways, enough ranting, on to the bad picks!

Clemson
Notre Dame
Virginia
UNC
Florida State
Pitt
Virginia Tech
Miami
Wake Forest
Louisville
Syracuse
Boston College
Georgia Tech
NC State
Duke

Yeah, it’s Clemson. It does not matter if they get rid of divisions and add Notre Dame, Clemson will dominate.

East	West
Ohio State	Minnesota
Michigan	Nebraska
Penn State	Wisconsin
Michigan State	Iowa
Indiana	Purdue
Maryland	Northwestern
Rutgers	Illinois

If this were a normal year, I would have had Penn State higher. Without Parsons, that defense goes from great to just very good and I honestly do not know if they will be able to stop an Ohio State without a playmaker like him. 

Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas State
Baylor
Oklahoma State
West Virginia
TCU
Iowa State
Texas Tech
Kansas

I do not think Oklahoma has much competition this year. The other teams are all two/three loss teams. The Sooners win the conference with maybe a loss.

South	North
USC	Washington
Utah	California
Arizona State	Oregon
UCLA	Stanford
Arizona	Washington State
Colorado	Oregon State

Honestly, this one is tough for me. I have no clue what will happen. It looks like they are going to try get their season started (I read an article about how they are partnering with a lab to do rapid testing). Like the Big Ten, there are so many questions about whether or not teams will be ready, who will play or opt out, and will Pac-12 fans complain again about not being in the college football playoff conversation?

West	East
Alabama	Georgia
LSU	Florida
Texas A&M	South Carolina
Auburn	Tennessee
Mississippi	Kentucky
Mississippi State	Vanderbilt
Arkansas	Missouri

Here is the true test for LSU. They lost a ton of players and if they want to be at the Alabama level, they need to reload and be just as good as last year. The East is pretty cool. They have a bunch of teams that will probably be okay. Georgia and Florida are good, but the rest are meh. 

UCF
Navy
SMU
Memphis
Cincinnati
Temple
South Florida
Tulane
Houston
East Carolina
Tulsa
UConn

I should get UConn right, since they cancelled football this year. I am cheating a bit here. I watched SMU and Memphis today, neither one looked that impressive. I will probably be very wrong about them. 

East	West
Marshall	LA Tech
FAU	UAB
Charlotte	North Texas
Western Kentucky	Southern Miss
FIU	UTSA
Middle Tennessee	Rice
Old Dominion	UTEP

Marshall looks pretty good so far. I would like to see them have a big year.

East	West
Ohio	Northern Illinois
Miami OH	Central Michigan
Kent State	Ball State
Buffalo	Western Michigan
Akron	Eastern Michigan
Bowling Green	Toledo

MW West	MW Mountain
San Diego State	Boise State
Nevada	Utah State
Hawaii	Air Force
Fresno State	Wyoming
UNLV	Colorado State
San Jose State	New Mexico

The MAC and Mountain West cancelled their season and they considering a spring start, but something tells me if they do not start up in late fall, they may just scrap their seasons. 

Group A	Group B
Appalachian State	Arkansas State
Georgia State	LA-Lafayette
Troy	Texas State
Georgia Southern	LA-Monroe
Coastal Carolina	South Alabama

I still think App State is a cut above the rest of the conference. They should have a little test to start the year with Charlotte and Marshall. I do not think they are going to run the table this year, but I think they win the conference with one loss. 

PLAYOFFS

How the heck is this going to work? I guess if they just go with the teams that are playing now, then the top four will probably look like this: 
1. Clemson
2. Oklahoma
3. Alabama
4. LSU

Yep, two SEC teams. I think this ends up being another Clemson championship though. Yuck.