Updated: Aug 8, 2006, 11:39 AM

Vote: College Football State of the Game


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Michigan's Lloyd Carr is looking to improve on last season's 7-5 record.
We interrupt your internet surfing to bring you Ivan Maisel's College Football State of the Game.

With rotating quarterbacks, players being suspended and teams like Miami and Florida State on the rebound, Maisel's address comes not a minute too soon. What are we to make of the upcoming season? Can the two-quarterback system work? Is Notre Dame worthy of the hype?

Cast your vote on the key questions below and compare your answers to that of SportsNation!

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    • 1) Which is the ''State'' of the Game in '06?
    • 2) Which of Mark Schlabach's ''hot'' list items is the hottest for 2006?
    • 3) Which of Mark Schlabach's ''not'' list items is the most troubling for 2006?
    • 4) A team can win a national championship this year using rotating quarterbacks.
    • 5) Which coach is under the most pressure to win this season?
    • 6) Which game would you most like to attend on the third weekend of September?
    • 7) Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson's Heisman chances are helped by the absence of Rhett Bomar.
    • 8) Which national powerhouse is most likely to bounce back this season?
    • 9) The 2006 national championship team will exhibit which style of play?
    • 10) The BCS will produce an undisputed champion this year.

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