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College football Week 15 preview: Picking conference championship game winners

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College football’s conference championship weekend is here, starting with No. 10 Boise State vs. No. 20 UNLV in the Mountain West Championship on Friday. On Saturday, the Power 4 conferences take the spotlight with Iowa State vs. Arizona State in the Big 12, Georgia vs. Texas in the SEC, Penn State vs. No. 1 Oregon in the Big Ten, and Clemson vs. SMU in the ACC.

Experts weigh in on the games:

  • Big Ten: Oregon is the favorite, with QB Dillon Gabriel leading the Ducks, though Penn State has a strong defense.
  • Big 12: Arizona State’s momentum, with QB Sam Leavitt and RB Cam Skattebo, could give them an edge over Iowa State.
  • SEC: Despite Georgia’s emotional win over Georgia Tech, Texas is seen as a more balanced team and likely winner.
  • ACC: SMU’s dynamic offense and strong defense give them the upper hand over Clemson.
  • Mountain West: Boise State’s home advantage and star RB Ashton Jeanty make them the favorites against UNLV.

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