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Continuing with Bodog's spectacular 2010 college football outlook, we'll move things along with our WAC Conference overview, previews hotter than Ann Kirsten Kennis.
It's no surprise that the Western Athletic Conference begins and ends with Boise State. The Broncos went undefeated last season, going 14-0 (8-0 in the conference) and finishing off the year with a hard-fought victory over TCU in the Fiesta Bowl. The team is ready for another wild run, and Bodog is giving it 8/1 odds to win the National Championship.
Boise State finished sixth in the country a year ago and most of the key players are back for another run in 2010. The team's biggest problem will likely be the schedule. Playing in the soft WAC certainly doesn't help, and the Broncos' out-of-conference schedule isn't very impressive. The season opener against Virginia Tech will be extremely important.
It's unlikely anyone else in the WAC will pose even the most remote challenge to Boise State.
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Grandmaster Sports Handicapper Joe Duffy's expert take: Boise is the clear-cut best team in the conference. While Nevada has talent, they will battle Fresno State for second, not the Broncos for the top spot. Also as obvious is that New Mexico State and San Jose will occupy the cellar.
