Want a fun game? Count the number of Tebow pictures that end up on this site this year and multiply that number by 37. Then you'll end up with Nic Harris' 40 time.
Alright, all of the BCS All-Conference Teams are posted. There were some strong teams (the SEC and the Big 12), and there were some weak teams (the Big East and the ACC). Shocking stuff, right? But those conferences have been well represented here. The First team is in Bold. The Second team is in regular type. And the the Third Team is in italics. So there you go.
Taylor Mays is a popular pick at free safety, but as insane as he may be as a pro prospect, he’s not Major Wright when it comes to playing college ball. It’s tough to pick against Tebow as the quarterback, though I’m sure that plenty of people will. No matter how you go this year, it would a challenge to find a poor starter under center.
I like DeMarco Murray at one running back spot… a lot. When he’s healthy, he’s nearly unstoppable. Great hands out of the backfield, and extremely quick in the open field. Jahvid Best is probably one of the fastest players in the game. There’s not a more athletic wide receiver than Benn, and Dez Bryant isn’t far behind when it comes to body control.
And defensively, well it’s all SEC and Big 12. Which is something the rest of the country should get used to. It looks like the two conferences will decide the national title yet again. In fact, of the 26 starters, 21 are from one of those two leagues. The entire secondary is SEC.
The breakdown works out pretty topsided. 12 SEC players. 9 Big 12 players. Two each from the Pac 10 and Big Ten. One from the ACC, and a big goose egg from the Big East. Don’t worry though, there are some mid-majors and even a few South Florida guys in the lower ranks. Enjoy.
ACC Team
Big Ten Team
Big 12 Team
Big East Team
Pac 10 Team
SEC Team
QB: Tim Tebow, Florida
QB: Jevan Snead, Ole Miss
QB: Colt McCoy, Texas
RB: Jahvid Best, Cal
RB: Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech
RB: CJ Spiller, Clemson
RB: DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma
RB: Evan Royster, Penn State
RB: Charles Scott, LSU
WR: Arrelious Benn, Illinois
WR: Damian Williams, USC
WR: Golden Tate, Notre Dame
WR: Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
WR: Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas
WR: Jordan Shipley, Texas
TE: Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
TE: Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
TE: Dennis Pitta, BYU
LT: Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
LT: Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
LT: Charles Brown, USC
RT: Ciron Black, LSU
RT: Trent Williams, Oklahoma
RT: Adam Ulatoski
LG: Sergio Render, Virginia Tech
LG: Thomas Austin, Clemson
LG: Mitch Petrus, Arkansas
RG: Jeff Byers, USC
RG: Mike Johnson, Alabama
RG: John Jerry, Ole Miss
C: Josh McNeil, Tennessee
C: John Estes, Hawaii
C: Matt Tennant, Boston College
DE: Carlos Dunlap, Florida
DE: Greg Hardy, Ole Miss
DE: Brandon Graham, Michigan
DE: Sergio Kindle, Texas
DE: Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE: George Selvie, USF
DT: Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
DT: Vince Oghobaase, Duke
DT: Geno Atkins, Georgia
DT: Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT: Terrence Cody, Alabama
DT: Demarcus Granger, Oklahoma
LB: Brandon Spikes, Florida
LB: Mark Herzlich, Boston College
LB: Sean Lee, Penn State
LB: Joe Pawelek, Baylor
LB: Micah Johnson, Kentucky
LB: Rolando McClain, Alabama
LB: Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
LB: Stevenson Sylvester, Utah
LB: Rennie Curran, Georgia
CB: Joe Haden, Florida
CB: Javier Arenas, Alabama
CB: Crezdon Butler, Clemson
CB: Trevard Lindley, Kentucky
CB: Walter Thurmond III, Oregon
CB: SydQuan Thompson, Cal
SS: Eric Berry, Tennessee
SS: Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech
SS: Chad Jones, LSU
FS: Major Wright, Florida
FS: Taylor Mays, USC
FS: Nate Allen, USF
KR: Trindon Holliday, LSU
PR: Brandon James, Florida
K: Joshua Shene, Ole Miss
P: Zoltan Mesko, Michigan
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