BCS Winners by ESPN

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ESPN College Football Analysts Predict Conference Winners, BCS Championship Contenders

In anticipation of the 2011 college football season, ESPN’s College GameDay Built by The Home Depot analysts Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard challenged one another during Saturday’s College GameDay Season Preview on ESPN to predict the winners of the six automatic qualifying BCS conferences and the teams that will contend in the All-State BCS National Championship Game (Jan. 9, at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN). An additional 15 ESPN college football analysts also weighed in with their conference predictions as well as the teams competing for the national title.

No. 6 Florida State was the overwhelming pick out of the ACC as well as No. 1 Oklahoma of the Big 12. Also proving to have a big gap – 14 of the 18 analysts selected No. 24 West Virginia of the BIG EAST, No. 3 Oregon of the Pac-12 and No. 2 Alabama of the SEC. The Big 10 was the most varied with No. 11 Wisconsin grabbing nine first-place selections.

ESPN’s 2011 college football schedule will include more than 400 regular and postseason games across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN3.com, ESPN 3D, ESPN Regional Television (ERT), ESPN Radio, ESPN Mobile TV and ESPN GamePlan, in addition to ESPN Goal Line network and WatchESPN app.

The season will begin with the fourth annual DICK’s Sporting Goods Kickoff Week Sept. 1-5, featuring extensive studio programming and 44 games in five days, concluding with Miami at Maryland in a Labor Day telecast Monday, Sept. 5, at 8 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN3.com. First Week Schedule 

2011 ESPN Analysts College Football Preseason Picks

Analyst	ACC	BIG EAST	Big Ten	Big 12	Pac-12	SEC	National Title Game
Mike Bellotti	Florida St.	West Virginia	Ohio St.	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oklahoma
Todd Blackledge	Florida St.	West Virginia	Ohio St.	Oklahoma	Oregon	South Carolina	Oklahoma/Oregon
Lee Corso	Florida St.	West Virginia	Nebraska	Oklahoma	Stanford	LSU	LSU/Oklahoma
Ed Cunningham	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Texas A&M	USC*	LSU	LSU/Wisconsin
Bob Davie	Florida St.	West Virginia	Ohio St.	Texas A&M	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oregon
Rod Gilmore	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Stanford	Alabama	Alabama/Florida St.
Brian Griese	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Florida St.
Dan Hawkins	Florida St.	West Virginia	Nebraska	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Oklahoma/Oregon
Kirk Herbstreit	Florida St.	USF	Ohio St.	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oregon
Desmond Howard	Florida St.	USF	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Florida St.
Brock Huard	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma St.	Stanford	Alabama	Alabama/Florida St.
Craig James	Florida St.	West Virginia	Nebraska	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oklahoma
Danny Kanell	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Oklahoma/Oregon
Urban Meyer	Florida St.	USF	Ohio St.	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oklahoma
Matt Millen	Virginia Tech	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oklahoma
Jesse Palmer	Florida St.	West Virginia	Nebraska	Oklahoma	Oregon	LSU	LSU/Oklahoma
David Pollack	Florida St.	West Virginia	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Alabama/Oklahoma
Chris Spielman	Virginia Tech	USF	Wisconsin	Oklahoma	Oregon	Alabama	Oklahoma/Wisconsin

* - picked USC to have best conference-best record

Percentage Breakdown of Analyst Preseason Picks

Conferences
ACC (16-2)	88.9% - Florida St.	11.1% - Virginia Tech
BIG EAST (14-4)	77.8% - West Virginia	22.2% - USF
Big 10 (9-5-4)	50.0% - Wisconsin	27.8% - Ohio St.	22.2% - Nebraska
Big 12 (15-2-1)	83.3% - Oklahoma	11.1% - Texas A&M	5.5% - Oklahoma St.
Pac-12 (14-3-1)	77.8% - Oregon	16.7% - Stanford	5.5% - USC
SEC (14-3-1)	77.8% - Alabama	16.7% - LSU	5.5% - South Carolina
BCS National Title Game (5-4-3)^	27.8% - Alabama/Oklahoma	22.2% - Alabama/Florida St.	16.7% - Oklahoma/Oregon

^ - Analysts had four additional picks for possible matchups (Alabama/Oregon; LSU/Oklahoma; LSU/Wisconsin; Oklahoma/Wisconsin)