Starting with the Mountain West, here's how I see the season playing out, team for team.
UNLV 1-10 (0-8)
Minnesota L
Arizona L
Cent Michigan L
W Illinois W
New Mexico L
Hawaii L
Fresno St L
Nevada L
San Jose St L
Air Force L
SDSU L
Hawaii 2-10 (1-7)
USC L
Oregon St L
Nevada L
Fresno St L
San Jose St L
UNLV W
Colorado St L
Utah St L
Navy L
SDSU L
Wyoming L
Army W
Although they might be better this year, I don't know how many wins they'll put out. Last year the Warriors were never competitive, and I can't see them making any giant leap forward.
San Jose State 6-6(4-4)
Sac State W
Stanford L
Minnesota L
Utah State L
Hawaii W
Colorado St W
Wyoming W
UNLV W
SDSU L
Nevada L
Navy W
Fresno St L
A couple of these games could be toss ups to be honest, so the Spartans could end up with a better record than this. It's hard to tell, though, because they'll be starting out with a whole new coach, and that usually puts back a program a few years. The Spartans under Mike Macintyre were starting to get somewhere finally after...ever. A new coaching staff will certainly set them back a notch or two.
Nevada 6-6(5-3)
UCLA L
UC Davis W
Florida St L
Hawaii W
Air Force W
SDSU L
Boise St L
UNLV W
Fresno St L
Colorado St W
San Jose St W
BYU L
Nevada has a very tough out of conference schedule this year, and probably won't get a win versus an FBS school there. Besides that, the Wolf Pack also will have a new coaching staff to get used to after the retirement of their former legendary coach. They may earn a few more wins than this, they had a very potent offense last year, but they probably won't do much better than this.
Fresno St 8-4 (6-2)
Rutgers L
Cal Poly W
Colorado L
Boise St L
Hawaii W
Idaho W
UNLV W
SDSU L
Nevada W
Wyoming W
New Mexico W
San Jose St W
Fresno St. should still be pretty decent this year. The SDSU game could go either way, but the Bulldogs are still growing, and last years bowl loss is a big sign of that. They'll also have some close games with Colorado, Rutgers and Boise St. Derek Carr is one of the best Non-BCS QB's in the country, but they still have some growing to do.
San Diego St 9-3
(7-1) (West Winner)
E Illinois W
Ohio St L
Oregon St L
NMSU W
Nevada W
Air Force W
Fresno St W
New Mexico W
San Jose St W
Hawaii W
Boise St L
UNLV W
My pick to win the West Division. SDSU will take the momentum from last year and Rocky Long's solid coaching. They lose some good players, but return quite a few. They'll lose once to Boise State during the season, then again in the Conference Championship.
Wyoming 4-8 (1-7)
Nebraska L
Idaho W
N Colorado W
Air Force L
Texas St W
New Mexico L
Colorado St L
San Jose St L
Fresno St L
Boise St L
Hawaii W
Utah St L
The Cowboys will probably have another mediocre year. There's a lot of talent in the MWC and Wyoming won't have that much of it at all.
Air Force 5-7
(2-6)
Colgate W
Utah St L
Boise St L
Wyoming W
Nevada L
Navy W
SDSU L
Notre Dame L
Army W
New Mexico L
UNLV W
Colorado State L
They'll win some, they'll lose some. Mainly they'll get left behind with the better teams and probably will become just shy of being bowl eligible. Which is a good thing considering last year's hammering by Rice in the Armed Forces Bowl.
Colorado St 4-9(3-5)
Colorado L
Tulsa L
Cal Poly W
Alabama L
UTEP L
San Jose St L
Wyoming W
Hawaii W
Boise St L
Nevada L
New Mexico L
Utah ST L
Air Force W
They play 13 games next season(from the Hawaii Exemption Rule), but that extra game probably won't help them get bowl eliglble. The Rams just need to become more consistent if they want to win more. They could be on the rise, but it might take another year to get the talent on track.
New Mexico 7-5
(4-4)
UTSA W
UTEP W
Pitt L
UNLV W
NMSU W
Wyoming W
Utah St L
SDSU L
Air Force W
Colorado St W
Fresno St L
Boise St L
The Lobos will probably be the most improved team in the league, with Bob Davie getting them back into shape. They'll beat all the bottom teams, and probably all their non-conference games except Pitt. But their losses will come from the more talented teams in the league. This is going to be a team on the rise in the next few years.
Utah St 8-4(7-1)
Utah L
Air Force W
Weber St W
USC L
San Jose St W
BYU L
Boise St L
New Mexico W
Hawaii W
UNLV W
Colorado St W
Wyoming W
This was a very talented team last year. And if it wasn't for their coach leaving for Wisconsin, I'd pick them to win the MWC. But just like with the other 1st year head coaches, that will set them back a notch. But they have great talent returning, which will make them formidable, and only losing to Boise State.
Boise St 11-1
(8-0) (MWC Winner)
Washington W
Tenn Martin W
Air Force W
Fresno St W
Southern Miss W
Utah St W
Nevada W
BYU L
Colorado St W
Wyoming W
SDSU W
New Mexico W
The Broncos return some talent and QB Southwick could turn into the next great Boise St Quarterback. They quietly went 10-2 last year, including an upset by Almost Big East Rival SDSU. This is going to be BYU's year, which means their defense will hold back the Broncos emerging offense and the Cougars emerging offense will undo the Broncos pretty decent defense.