2014 College Football Predictions

Oh yeah, it's college football time!!!  So we here at Brainfart are going to give you a glimpse into the future and let you know who is going to win the Conference and National Championships.  Well, all of the good conferences because I don't even know who in the hell plays in the Big East anymore:

	Sambo	Alexatgt
ACC Coastal	Virginia Tech	Georgia Tech
ACC Atlantic	Florida St	Florida St
ACC Champ	Florida St	Florida State
SEC East	Georgia	South Carolina
SEC West	Auburn	Auburn
SEC Champ	Auburn	Auburn
Big 12 Champ	Oklahoma	Oklahoma
Big 10 East	Michigan St	Ohio St
Big 10 West	Nebraska	Wisconsin
Big 10 Champ	Michigan St	Wisconsin
PAC 12 North	Oregon	Oregon
PAC 12 South	UCLA	UCLA
PAC 12 Champ	Oregon	Oregon
	Playoff Teams
Team 1	Florida St	Florida State
Team 2	Oregon	Oregon
Team 3	Auburn	Wisonsin
Team 4	Oklahoma	Auburn
Winner	Oregon	Florida State

Top 10 All-Time Wins v. Largest Stadium Capacity:

(I excluded teams like Yale from these rankings because, well, just because)

1) Michigan - 910 Wins, #1 (109,900)
2) Texas - 875 Wins, #8 (100,119)
3) Notre Dame - 874 Wins, #21 (80,795)
4) Nebraska - 865 Wins, #15 (87,091)
5) Ohio State - 849 Wins, #4 (104,851)
6) Oklahoma - 842 Wins, #18 (82,112)
7) Alabama - 838 Wins, #7 (101,821)
8) Tennessee - 804 Wins, #5 (102,455)
9) USC - 786 Wins, #10 (93,607)
10) Georgia - 767 Wins, #11 (92,746)

-First, I should point out that I didn't include teams like Yale on the list because, well, why would I, Ivy League schools don't count as real football.  So, why did I point this out?  I have no idea.  I just wanted to know if there was a correlation between the all-time winningest teams and stadium capacity.  The final result - I would say that there is a correlation.  The smallest stadium is Notre Dame's and yet they still have the 21st largest stadium in college football.  Now you know and Knowledge is Power!

"FOOTBAWWWWWWL!!!"