My Best Player Predictions

WAC:
No doubt, it's Hawaii Quarterback Bryant Moniz. Last year, he passed for 4,000+ yards and 32 touchdowns in a schedule that included Boise St! Oh, and that was just his sophomore year. Expect him to pass for 4,500+ yards and 35+ touchdowns with a strong receiving core, and a weak schedule.

Sun Belt:
It's Ladarius Green, the Tight End for Louisian-Lafeyette. This guy is the best college player you've never heard of. He lead the nation's tight ends in recieving yards (794) despite missing two games because of an ankle injury. Jonathan Massaquoi is also a favorite, but he is just too immature to beat this senior tight end.

MAC:
Chandler Harnish, Quarterback for Northern Illinois is my favorite. Last year, he only threw 5 interceptions and had a 157.8 quarterback rating. And now, going into his senior year, the Huskies are the favorites to win the conference. You can expect a season to remember.

Independent:
I choose Notre Dame Quarterback Dayne Crist. This is a kid who threw for 369 passing yards against a tough Michigan St. defense, and threw for 15 touchdowns in the season. I would choose Dayne's favorite receiver Michael Floyd, but I expect him to have an off-season because of his off the field problems.

Conference USA:
Is there any doubt? It's Case Keenum, Houston's star Quarterback. This is a guy who has passed for 13,586 yards his college career! Expect him to demolish Conference USA's weak defenses in his senior year in 2011.

Mountain West Conference:
It's Boise St.'s Quarterback Kellen Moore. There is a reason this guy will soon be college football's most winningest quarterback. Plus, 3,845 yards and 35 touchdowns along with a 71.3 completion percentage in 2010? He will be a heisman finalist in 2011.

Big East:
I will kinda surprise everyone and say Ray Graham, the Runningback for Pittsburgh. This guy's work ethic is outstanding and he had a breakout season last year. I feel Cincinnati's Runningback Isaihi Pead will lose carries because of Cincinatti's dangerous passing game. Expect Pead to fall behind Graham this year.

PAC-12:
Stanford Quarterback Andrew Luck. Luck was the projected number 1 pick in the 2010 draft until he decided to stay for his senior year. This guy WILL win the Heisman. Need I say more?

ACC:
It's Boston college's running back Montel Harris. This guy had 1,243 rushing yards and 112 receiving yards last yard for the Eagles. However, this decent numbers don't show how good Harris really is. Expect him to bounce back from a mediocre junior year to rush for 1,550+ yards his senior year.

Big 12:
It's Baylor Quarterback Robert Griffin III. Look past the mediocre Baylor team's record and just focus on Griffin III. This is a guy who was 6th nationally in total offense in the country. He had 3,501 passing yards and 635 rushing yards?! This guy is the best in the Big 12.

SEC:
Alabama Runningback Trent Richardson. This is a guy who some Alabama fans claim is better than Mark Ingram. And, despite living in Mark Ingram's shadow, he still ran for 700 yards and 6 touchdowns in 2010. He also had 256 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns in that category. Expect him to run the show now that he is 'Bama's No. 1.

Big 10:
It's definitely Denard Robinson, Quarterback for the Michigan Wolverines. In 2010,he had 4,272 yards of total offense(2,570 passing and 1,702 rushing). This guy is a major threat to defenses everywhere. Expect him to have a career season in 2011.