Is it LSU vs. Alabama? Or does the “Iron Bowl” have the advantage? What about the budding West Coast rivalry between Oregon and Stanford? Maybe it’s one of those monster Week 1 matchups. 

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In 2014, a total of 15 games will be played between teams with a combined winning percentage of .750 or better over the last five seasons. Those are the best matchups on the schedule right now: 

Here’s a look at those games, ranked No. 1-15 by combined winning percentage since 2009. 

  1. Alabama at LSU (Nov. 8) Combined record: 113-20, .850  

  2. Stanford at Oregon (Nov. 1) Combined record: 111-22, .835 

  3. Auburn at Alabama (Nov. 29) Combined record: 105-28, .789  

  4. Michigan State at Oregon (Sept. 6)  Combined record: 105-28, .789

  5. Florida at Alabama (Sept. 20)  Combined record: 103-29, .780 

  6. Texas A&M at Alabama (Oct. 18)  Combined record: 102-30, .773 

  7. BYU at Boise State (Oct. 24)   Combined record: 101-30, .771 

  8. LSU vs. Wisconsin (Aug. 30) Combined record: 102-31, .767

  9. Oklahoma State at Oklahoma (Dec. 6)   Combined record: 101-30, .771

  10. Florida State vs. Oklahoma State (Aug. 30)  Combined record: 102-31, .767

  11. Ohio State at Michigan State (Nov. 8)  Combined record: 101-31, .765

  12. Virginia Tech at Ohio State (Sept. 6)   Combined record: 100-32, .757

  13. Alabama-West Virginia (Aug. 30)  Combined record: 99-32, .756

  14. Oklahoma at TCU (Oct. 4)  Combined record: 98-32, .754

  15. Oklahoma State at TCU (Oct. 18)  Combined record: 97-32, .752