College football time is here, and I am already behind in making my predictions for the season. No fancy images this year, just good ol’ fashioned text. No long-winded intro, just dive into those awful predictions.

Florida State (10-2)
Clemson (9-3)
NC State (9-3)
Miami (8-4)
Louisville (8-4)
Georgia Tech (7-5)
SMU (7-5)
California (7-5)
UNC (7-5)
Syracuse (6-6)
Virginia Tech (6-6)
Duke (6-6)
Boston College (6-6)
Stanford (5-7)
Pitt (5-7)
Virginia (4-8)
Wake Forest (3-9)

Kansas (9-3)
Arizona State (9-3)
WVU (9-3)
Kansas State (8-4)
Utah (8-4)
Oklahoma State (8-4)
Texas Tech (7-5)
Baylor (7-5)
TCU (7-5)
UCF (6-6)
Colorado (6-6)
Iowa State (6-6)
Cincinnati (5-7)
Houston (5-7)
BYU (5-7)
Arizona State (4-8)

Ohio State (11-1)
Oregon (11-1)
Penn State (10-2)
Michigan (10-2)
USC (9-3)
Wisconsin (9-3)
Washington (9-3)
Iowa (9-3)
UCLA (8-4)
Rutgers (7-5)
Nebraska (7-5)
Maryland (6-6)
Northwestern (6-6)
Purdue (6-6)
Minnesota (6-6)
Illinois (5-7)
Michigan State (4-8)
Indiana (4-8)

Alabama (12-0)
Georgia (11-1)
Texas (11-1)
Ole Miss (10-2)
Tennessee (9-3)
Oklahoma (9-3)
LSU (8-4)
Missouri (8-4)
Texas A&M (8-4)
Auburn (7-5)
Florida (6-6)
South Carolina (5-7)
Kentucky (5-7)
Mississippi State (5-7)
Arkansas (4-8)
Vanderbilt (3-9)

Tulane (10-2)
Memphis (9-3)
UTSA (9-3)
South Florida (7-5)
Florida Atlantic (7-5)
Rice (7-5)
East Carolina (6-6)
North Texas (6-6)
UAB (6-6)
Tulsa (5-7)
Army (5-7)
Navy (4-8)
Temple (3-9)
Charlotte (2-10)

Liberty (10-2)
Western Kentucky (9-4)
Jacksonville State (8-4)
New Mexico State (7-5)
LA Tech (6-6)
UTEP (5-7)
Middle Tennessee State (5-7)
Sam Houston State (5-7)
Florida International (4-8)
Kennesaw State (1-11)

Toledo (10-2)
Miami OH (9-3)
Western Michigan (8-4)
Eastern Michigan (7-5)
Ohio (6-6)
Northern Illinois (6-6)
Bowling Green (6-6)
Central Michigan (5-7)
Akron (4-8)
Ball State (4-8)
Buffalo (3-9)
Kent State (2-10)

Boise State (10-2)
Fresno State (9-3)
UNLV (8-4)
San Diego State (7-5)
San Jose State (7-5)
Wyoming (6-6)
Air Force (6-6)
Nevada (6-6)
Hawaii (5-7)
Colorado State (5-7)
New Mexico (4-8)
Utah State (4-8)

EAST	WEST
JMU (9-3)	South Alabama (10-2)
Appalachian State (9-3)	Troy (10-2)
Coastal Carolina (8-4)	Texas State (9-3)
Georgia State (6-6)	Arkansas State (8-4)
Marshall (6-6)	Southern Miss (6-6)
Georgia Southern (6-6)	Louisiana (5-7)
Old Dominion (4-8)	ULM (3-9)

Oregon State (8-4)
Washington State (6-6)

 Notre Dame (11-1)
UConn (4-8)
UMass (2-10)

Sorry for my awful handwriting. Also, I think I am following the criteria correctly. Actually, Liberty might not be in there. I do not think they have to take a G5 school (for some reason I was thinking there was one spot reserved for the highest ranked G5 school). So my crazy prediction is that Alabama goes undefeated, beats Georgia twice, then plays them in the semifinals and loses. 

AWARDS

AWARD	FOR	WINNER
Heisman Trophy	Outstanding Player	Jalen Milroe (Alabama)
Maxwell Award	Outstanding Player	Dillon Gabriel (Oregon)
Walter Camp Award	Player of the Year	Carson Beck (Georgia)
Home Depot Award	Coach of the Year	Ryan Day (Ohio State)
Doak Walker Award	Running Back	Ollie Gordon II (Oklahoma State)
Davey O’Brien Award	Quarterback	Carson Beck (Georgia)
Johnny Unitas Golden Arm	Senior Quarterback	Carson Beck (Georgia)
Fred Biletnikoff Award	Wide Receiver	Luther Burden III (Missouri)
John Mackey Award	Tight End	Colston Loveland (Michigan)
Outland Trophy	Interior Lineman	Walter Nolen (Ole Miss)
Lombardi Award	Offensive Lineman	Will Campbell (LSU)
Rimington Trophy	Center	Bryce Foster (Texas A&M)
Chuck Bednarik Award	Defensive POY	James Pearce Jr. (Tennessee)
Bronko Nagurski Award	Defensive POY	Abdul Carter (Penn State)
Dick Butkus Award	Linebacker	Jay Higgins (Iowa)
Jim Thorpe Award	Defensive Back	Xavier Watts (Notre Dame)
Lou Groza Award	Kicker	Jonah Dalmas (Boise State)
Ray Guy Award	Punter	Brian Buschini (Nebraska)
Ted Hendricks Award	Defensive End	James Pearce Jr. (Tennessee)
Lott IMPACT Trophy	Outstanding Defensive Player	Mason Graham (Michigan)
Paul Hornung Award	Most Versatile Player	Travis Hunter (Colorado)
Eddie Robinson Award	FCS Coach of the Year	Bobby Hauck (Montana)