The 2015-2016 College Football Thread

I can't stand that show. I don't know how Finebaum puts up with those idiots.

 

I think JT is the favorite at this point but I do like what Cardale can bring to the table especially on 3rd downs. If it's 3rd and 3 or shorter, he's almost a lock for the first down.

Not sure why you say JT wins the nod this year but Cardale gets the nod next year. JT is a redshirt sophomore while Cardale is junior. I'd say this has a higher likely hood of being Cardale's last year as a Buckeye than it is for JT.

 

@Deuce Wayne They luckily caught Harbaugh's reaction to the news.



Is 75 points a game for OSU this year too conservative?

OSU now has 2 QBs and a WR that could start at QB for any team in the nation.

 

Has Braxton Miller even played snaps at WR?

He'll be hurt by week 3.

 

He can catch. He'll be more of an H-back type guy anyways. He'll be doing things like this:


or if that isn't close enough to home for you, he'll be doing this:

 

If we win the championship again I'm expecting JT to jump to the NFL.

 

I suppose guys could get banged up in any game but theres a big difference between playing teams like Wyoming every week and actually playing against strong opponents.

 

Where was this guy a couple of years ago?

It doesnt take a mathematician to calculate that odds are, the SEC was eventually going to drop off.

People can bicker and b!tch all they want to but the reality is that the Southeastern Conference had a phenomenal winning streak. A winning streak that was put together here in the 21st century when everyone has got talent .. not just a few schools like USC and Texas.

But now the SEC has dropped off back into the mix with everyone else .. and now we all get to hear the collective pent up butthurt from guys like this all over the country.

This guy Pauly here needs to chill.. maybe smoke one or touch a boob.

 

SEC-SEC-SEC!!!

 

Except from the media.

I think rational people can see the falling back to the pack. Ask anyone in the national media though? No. That's what that whole video was about.

The preseason rankings are the liftoff point. One team starts out overrated despite the players they lose and then when another team beats them the winner gets vaulted to the top of the standings.

Texas AM last year is a prime example. South Carolina loses its best player, QB and essentially its entire front seven and is ranked in the top ten. Why? Then they unsurprisingly lose to aTm and aTm skyrockets after the win and then goes on to beat Lamar, Rice, SMU and Arkansas, giving Miss St a "great" win in week six, despite aTm being incredibly average.

Miss St benefited from such an inflated "ranked" schedule last year it was ridiculous. I remember the media touting their three wins vs top ten teams, but those teams finished with a combined 15 losses.

We need to get rid of preseason rankings.