Offense: The best players in the SEC
Franz Beard - Managing Editor | April 18, 2008
Tim Tebow cuts upfield for yardage against Michigan in last season's Capital One Bowl/Gator Country Photo by Tim Casey.
There is a good reason why Southeastern Conference teams (Florida 2006; LSU 2007) have won the last two BCS National Championships in football. This is a league of unmatched talent and speed and you could make a case that the team that survives the conference schedule and wins the SEC Championship Game should play for the BCS National Championship every year.
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