NCAA Football 13 Ultimate Champion

Description: Starting at the state level, teams will play all other teams home and home. The team with the best record advances to the Champion Bracket. The team with the worst record advances to the Loser Bracket. Teams advance from the states to the Region to the National to decide the Ultimate Champion and Ultimate Loser.

Rules: States cannot have more than 5 schools within a division. States must have at least 2 teams (states with only 1 team will be joined by a neighboring state). All tiebreakers will be played on a neutral field in that region’s area. 3-way tiebreakers will first be settled via point differential. 4-way tiebreakers will be decided by neutral matchups.

New England/Metro/Mid-Atlantic:

New England: BC, UMass, Uconn

New York/NJ: Buffalo, Syracuse, Army, Rutgers

Pennsylvania: Penn State, Pitt, Temple

Maryland: Maryland, Navy

Southeast (North):

West Virginia: West Virginia, Marshall

Virginia: Virginia, Virginia Tech

North Carolina: East Carolina, NC State, Duke, UNC, Wake Forest

Tennessee: Vanderbilt, Middle Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee

Kentucky: Louisville, Kentucky, Western Kentucky

Great Lakes:

Ohio (North): Kent State, Akron, Toledo, Bowling Green

Ohio (South): Ohio State, Ohio, Miami OH, Cincinnati

Indiana: Notre Dame, Purdue, Indiana, Ball State

Michigan: Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Central Michigan, Western Michigan, Michigan State

Southeast (South)

South Carolina: Clemson, South Carolina

Georgia: Georgia, Georgia Tech

Florida (North): Florida State, Florida, UCF, South Florida

Florida (South): Miami, Florida Atlantic, FIU

Southwest (East)

Alabama: UAB, Alabama, Auburn, Troy

Mississippi: Ole Miss, Miss State, Southern Miss

Arkansas: Arkansas, Arkansas State

Louisiana (North): Louisiana Tech, UL Monroe, Louisiana, LSU, Tulane

Southwest (West)

Texas (East): Houston, Rice, Texas A&M

Texas (North): Texas Tech, North Texas, TCU, SMU

Texas (Central): Baylor, Texas, Texas State, UTSA

New Mexico: New Mexico, New Mexico State, UTEP

Oklahoma: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa

Midwest:

Wisconsin/Minnesota: Wisconsin, Minnesota

Iowa: Iowa, Iowa State

Missouri/Nebraska: Missouri, Nebraska

Kansas: Kansas, Kansas State

Illinois: Northwestern, Illinois, Northern Illinois

Mountain/Northwest:

Utah: Utah State, Utah, BYU

Colorado/Wyoming: Wyoming, Colorado, Colorado State, Air Force

Idaho: Idaho, Boise State

Washington: Washington, Washington State

Oregon: Oregon, Oregon State

West:

California (North): California, Stanford, San Jose State, Fresno State

California (South): UCLA, USC, San Diego State, Hawaii

Arizona: Arizona, Arizona State

Nevada: Nevada, UNLV