SEC Football.

Nov. 5 Lsu vs. Alabama. Who u got? I think Bama will win. This game will show everybody why these 2 teams are the best by far. SEC football is the best.

I agree, although I'm not crazy about next year's expansion. I'm just not a fan of anything Texas .

Is school and college football in Texas and other Southern States the best standard in the US? I don't know anything I'm from England but I love Friday night Lights!

I guess you feel the same way about Texas, the way feel I about anything Big Ten Football. Lol

Allen High School in Texas , just outside Dallas, Is almost finished building a new 60 million stadium. Thats crazy.

They like to think so . But honestly, Texas is a biiiiig state so just by shear numbers they might have the best high school football on average. But there are pockets of good high school around the country; Ohio, Pennsylvania in the north. College can waiver from year to year or decade to decade, corruption to corruption. A couple of years ago USC was unbeatable. This is the first year in umpteen years that there are no Florida teams in the top 25. Go figger.

The majority of high school talent is in the south and california.

Am I the only one who hopes the Justice Department finally gets off it's ass and indicts the corrupt scam bags that run today's college football? I'm talking about the fat cats in the NCAA, the BCS, and BCS bowls, and the 6 BCS conferences. Especially the stinking SEC!

Must be a Boise St fan.

Nope. Die hard BYU fan. And any objective observer must admit that the current D-I system of college football engages in the same monopolistic and restraint of trade practices that corporations and, yes, the Mafia have been busted for. Every other sport has a playoff system but college football. Most fans want one. Not leaving it up to biased polls and secret computer calculations.

College football has it's problem, but with all it's problem, college football is still the best. In my mind.

Did you go to BYU?

Kay to Michael: Senators and Presidents don't have people killed.
.....and college football players are recruited within the rules of the NCAA.

Nah, I went to a school down the street. UVU. It was kind of like BYU Jr. And, even with all it's flaws, I still enjoy college football the most. Even over the NFL.

It's a close call. Certainly the intensity of HS football is greater in the South-particularly Alabama and Florida. In some areas there's really nothing else going on besides HS and college football , in terms of sports/entertainment.

But the SEC also -even for college football- plays fast and loose with regulations. Over the past 2-3 decades there's also been a population shift to the South which gives teams a larger pool to recruit from.

Death to the BCS

http://www.deathtothebcs.com/site/excerpt/