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After Monday night's BCS National Championship Game, no one doubts that the Alabama Crimson Tide are the No. 1 team in college football, but how does the top 25 shake out after that?

Though this college football season will produce neither a conference nor a national championship for Georgia, it remains one of the best uncrowned seasons in school history. In that regard, the 2012 Bulldogs resemble the 2007 Bulldogs.

Membership in the FWAA has its privileges, and Dawg Sports has used that connection to learn important lessons about the Georgia Bulldogs by reading other teams' media guides.

The Michigan State Spartans visit South Bend to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, while the Florida State Seminoles host the Oklahoma Sooners in Tallahassee. Dawg Sports predicts the winners of the national games of interest.

The 2011 college football season is fast upon us, so it's well past time for Dawg Sports to revisit the 2010 college football predictions made last summer. Find out what Dawg Sports got right . . . and wrong.

College football conference bragging rights will be on the line when the Michigan Wolverines face the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the Gator Bowl and the Arkansas Razorbacks face the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl. Dawg Sports lets you know whether the Big Ten or the SEC will be able to boast in "Don't Bet On It!"

There were major shakeups in the Dawg Sports BlogPoll ballot following a wild weekend of college football. Four SEC teams are in the top ten, but none are in a top three made up of teams all starting with the letter "O."

Dawg Sports picks this weekend's college football winners. Find out which teams will prevail in Air Force-Oklahoma, Arizona-Iowa, Michigan State-Notre Dame, and other national games of interest.

Dawg Sports picks the national games of interest in this week's college football action, including Michigan-Notre Dame, Florida State-Oklahoma, and Miami-Ohio State, in "Don't Bet On It!"

Dawg Sports offers college football predictions for 2010, including handicapping the national championship chase, the Heisman Trophy race, and the coaches on the "hot seat" who will lose their jobs this fall.