Sun Belt Sleepers to Watch - Middle Tennessee

We continue forward on in our series of Sun Belt Conference players to watch, with Middle Tennessee State University.

The Blue Raiders helped the conference with national attention once again with their 49-28 victory over Georgia Tech, in Atlanta on September 29th.

With an overall record of 7-3, and a Sun Belt Conference record of 5-1, MTSU is heading to a bowl game this year. As well as vying for the conference championship.

After losing one of their biggest offensive weapons and conference rushing leader in Benny Cunningham. Middle Tennessee is on a current three game winning streak, and four game conference winning streak since October 13th.

Lets look at a few of the Blue Raiders who could be draft sleepers, heading into the NFL.

Sun Belt Sleepers to Watch - Arkansas State

We continue on in our series of sleepers in the Sun Belt Conference to watch, with the Arkansas State Red Wolves.

Arkansas State is currently on a five game winning streak, which includes a victory on Thursday November 8th, over Louisiana-Monroe.

Their 45-23 victory vaulted the Red Wolves into first place in the Sun Belt Conference.

Led by Senior QB Ryan Aplin, Arkansas State has a few stand out players, that will certainly see time at the next level of their careers.

We are going to look at those players today.

Sun Belt Sleepers to Watch - Western Kentucky

The Sun Belt conference is one of the most under rated, and over looked conferences in college football. Not many college football fans could name you all the teams in the conference, or know that they are producing NFL talent, on a regular basis.

Take this season as an example. Sun Belt conference teams have defeated some of college football's 'power conference' teams.

In the first week of the season, the University of Louisiana-Monroe took down the then No. 8 ranked, Arkansas Razorbacks in OT, 34-31.

Another BCS Shake Up as Top Teams Lose

Another weekend of top teams falling have given the BCS standings yet another shake up in the 2012 football season. Most notable of the top teams who fell, would be the Florida Gators.

In Jacksonville, Florida at the 'World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party', the Georgia Bulldogs were able to convert six, that's right, six Florida turnovers into a victory and knock of then, No. 2 Florida.

Not only did Georgia knock of the No. 2 team in the country. It all but sealed their selves a spot in Atlanta at the SEC Championship game, come early December.

The BCS & College Football Sees Risers & Fallers

After the initial BCS poll was released two weeks ago, there were many teams and fan bases left wondering what they had to do to move up in the rankings. Least they forget, this is a marathon, not a sprint to the BCS Title game, culminating the college football season.

After another weekend of action, the college football world had more riser and fallers as once thought of can't misses, suffered losses. As other teams proved their worth, moving up the BCS rankings.