Are you ready for your 2008-09 NCAA Bowl Game Office Pool?  All of the games are in.  The conference championships have come and gone, and we're now waiting to see if Florida and Oklahoma will live up to the hype of a real championship game!

But what we're really looking forward to is the office pools, and bowl pools you play in with your friends and co-workers.  That's why we've pulled together a sheet for you to use if you still run your office pool/home pool out of your house.

The 2008-2009 NCAA Football Bowl Matchups / Projections are getting closer to being solidified.  Where's your team going?  Who's getting snubbed this year?  Let's take a look...

SEC Championship...blah blah...Alabama...blah blah...Florida...blah blah...National Title Game play-in game...blah blah.  You know the drill.  The game this weekend is BIG!

The season's winding down, and the 2008-2009 NCAA Football Bowl Matchups are starting to take form!  Conference championships are on the horizon as we begin our weekly look into how the Bowls are going to shape up this year.

 And now it's time for the updated NCAA Football Rankings for Week 13 (2008). 

This week's game of the century came and went, leaving Texas Tech in the dust.  They got an 'olde fashioned butt-kicking from Oklahoma, and fell down to 7th in the BCS.  But, the maddness continues in the Big 12 South, as Oklahoma, who lost to Texas, ranks higher than the Longhorns in the AP and USA Today polls, but trails slightly in the BCS.  This week's game will be a big one for the Sooners, as they hope to sneak by Texas in the BCS.

NCAA football playoff advocates will not be happy with the news that ESPN has been awarded the TV rights to the BCS games from 2011-2014.

ESPN outbid all other TV networks, including Fox --the current home of BCS games through 2010, for the rights to air the Fiesta, Sugar and Orange bowls.  The Rose Bowl is currently under contract w/ ESPN affilated ABC through 2010.

This represents the first time the BCS bowl games will only be available via cable subscription.

 And now it's time for the updated NCAA Football Rankings for Week 12 (2008). 

Not much change at the top of the polls, as most highly ranked teams managed to win this week. Alabama and Texas Tech continue to lead in the polls, however they also are continuously NOT picked to square off in the National Championship game, as Florida and Oklahoma often get the prediciton for this honor.

It's never too early to start looking at 2008-2009 NCAA Football Bowl Matchups!  The season's winding down, and conference championships are on the horizon as we begin our weekly look into how the Bowls are going to shape up this year.

 And now it's time for the updated NCAA Football Rankings for Week 11 (2008). 

Alabama and Texas Tech managed to stay atop the polls this week.  Althought they're both still undefeated, it'll be interesting to see if they can both escape undefeated this year with the remainder of the schedule that's still open, and trying to navigate through the SEC and Big 12 conference championships, respectively.

A recent USA Today article listed their top 10 places to "stand and cheer college football."  It doesn't appear that it's a list of top places to watch college football, or even a list of the toughest places to play, but staying true to their title, it's a list of places you'd want to visit, catch a game, and see some good college football (that is if the teams representing this list were good, and some of them are not right now!)

Here's their List: