Early season win totals

College Football News has come out with an early season win total list for 2019/
The projections are based on the regular season. Books will set their line as the
offseason goes on.

11 wins or more
Alabama

10 wins or more
Boise State, Ohio State, UCF

9.5 wins or more
Army, Florida, Fresno St., LSU, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon, Texas, Troy

9 wins or more
App St., Memphis, Miami, Penn State, Washington, Wisconsin

8.5 wins or more
Auburn, Georgia Southern, Kentucky, Marshall, Michigan St., Missouri, Syracuse,
NC State, Texas A&M, UAB, Utah, Virginia Tech

8 wins or more
FAU, FIU, Houston, Iowa, Louisiana Tech, Miss State, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma St,
San Diego St., Stanford, TCU, USC, Virginia, Washington St.

7.5 wins or more
Baylor, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Florida St, Iowa St., ULL, Minnesota, N. Texas, Northwestern,
S. Carolina, Temple, Toledo, UCLA, USF, Utah St., West Virginia

Bottom Feeders:

2.5 wins or more
Rice, San Jose St., Bowling Green, UConn, Kansas

3.5 wins or more
New Mexico St., Oregon St., Rutgers, UTEP

Welcome any comments...……………………………..

Left off 10.5 wins or more

Clemson, Georgia, Oklahoma

Muschamp should be the COY if the over 7.5 hits. That line is probably 1.5 games too high. I actually think he has turned the roster around pretty well..but his peers all got a head start and are on a different level right now.

I agree Albert, the SEC East is getting better. Getting a handle on Muschamp's teams
is a mystery for me most of the time.

Louisville is a team that I believe will show improvement. Last year's 2-10 season was
a nightmare made worse by not winning a conference game (0-8). With a new coach on
board (Scott Satterfield - App State), a new attitude and its main contributors back, doubling
last season's win total should be a given. TSN has the Cardinals win total at six...I don't
know about that because of the schedule but they should show some improvement.

Notre Dame...E. Kentucky...W. Kentucky...FSU...Open...Boston...WF.....Clem....Va...Open
Miami...NC St...Syracuse...Kentucky