<p>Well since i will be at an sec school next year i believe i have too make its case!
- Big 10/ ACC ( BIG 10 has northwestern, UMich, Penn St, Ohio St, and is basically a number one academic college from a public school perspective. But ACC has wake forest, duke, unc, boston college, uva, maryland, clemson, miami. its very talented. So I think these two conferences are basically equal as a whole.)
- Pac 12 ( not that strong as a whole, Stanford, USC, UCLA, Wash, and maybe CU bolder as the only schools worth mentioning the rest of them are average schools or below.)
- SEC ( Vanderbilt, U of Florida, U of Georgia, new addition Texas A&M is great, Alabama is getting there, tennessee, south carolina are decent. Its not academically superior by any means but each school is starting to strengthen themselves I think minus maybe arkansas the mississippi schools, and tennessee, mizzou and lsu, idk much about them though.)
These are the only conferences that matter and are worth mentioning. Please stop ranking the big east above the sec. The big east’s only strong schools are syracuse, pittsburgh, rutgers, and uconn, and after next season they wont have pitt or cuse. usf louisville, temple, arent good schools. I think the c-usa has some potential if its schools improve. They already have rice and tulane, and smu. And tulsa, ecu, ucf, and houston aren’t the worst schools in the world.</p>