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2023 College football thread - That's A Wrap (4 Viewers)

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So wow seems like a good chance that Cal and Stanford and SMU end up in the ACC. Could still fall apart but sides still working to get that last vote needed from the obstinate 3 (UNC NC St Clemson and Fla St)

Along the lines of SMU taking no media revenue for 7 years and Cal/Stanford getting a reduced value). Basically SMU subsidizing Cal and Stanford joining. Very creative if it pans out that way.

-QG
 
Best guess:

Cal and Stanford to the ACC.

Wash St and Oregon St retain the rights to the PAC12 Network. The Big12 brings them in and takes over the network to air games that nobody but a handful will be able to watch.

One day, I hope the implosion of the Pac12 becomes something college students can study for a semester.
 
This sucks. LSU DT Maason Smith is suspended for the FSU game for receiving improper benefits. How is that even possible these days?

Probably sexual. But Jimmy in Michigan was suspended for taking kids to Red Robin so who knows what's legal and what is not?

My favorite sport is now a joke.
Don't be so sure Jimmy didn't do something sexual with the Red Robin onion ring tower...
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?

LSU ahead of tOSU seems like a bit of a hot take. And Washington took a hit imo when they lost their starting running back for the season, though it's gonna be the Penix show regardless.
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?

And Washington took a hit imo when they lost their starting running back for the season, though it's gonna be the Penix show regardless.
Washington’s RB room is the deepest on the team this year. It was going to be RBBC regardless, but losing Davis was a blow. He did score 13 TDs last season.
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?

LSU ahead of tOSU seems like a bit of a hot take. And Washington took a hit imo when they lost their starting running back for the season, though it's gonna be the Penix show regardless.
LSU is the leader for most overrated this year I think.
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?

LSU ahead of tOSU seems like a bit of a hot take. And Washington took a hit imo when they lost their starting running back for the season, though it's gonna be the Penix show regardless.
LSU is the leader for most overrated this year I think.
Possibly. It could also be Bama. It's hard to tell if LSU was a fluke last year, but their QB situation is as good as anyone's. Who is going to start for Bama? The ND guy?
 
About 30 hours til ND v Navy!
I wish there were a few more decent games sprinkled in throughout the day. After that one it’s hard to find anything worth watching.

You can root for San Jose State!
Can’t watch it here 🤷‍♂️

Part of the reason why the Pac-12 is folding.
Yup. Heisman winner playing on week 0 and like 90% of the country can’t watch it.
 
I might as well post my preseason Top 25:

1. Georgia

2. Michigan

3. Penn State

4. LSU

5. Ohio State

6. Washington

7. Alabama

8. Florida State

9. USC

10. Clemson

11. Kansas State

12. Notre Dame

13. Tennessee

14. Texas

15. Oregon State

16. TCU

17. Oregon

18. Wisconsin

19. North Carolina

20. Utah

21. Ole Miss

22. Tulane

23. Iowa

24. South Carolina

25. Oklahoma

Anyone want to debate me?

LSU ahead of tOSU seems like a bit of a hot take. And Washington took a hit imo when they lost their starting running back for the season, though it's gonna be the Penix show regardless.
LSU is the leader for most overrated this year I think.
Possibly. It could also be Bama. It's hard to tell if LSU was a fluke last year, but their QB situation is as good as anyone's. Who is going to start for Bama? The ND guy?
There's no way I would ever call LSU the leader for being overrated (mainly because that post would be bumped after a certain game), but I do think both LSU and Alabama are slotted higher than they should be. Of the top 10, I would actually tab Washington as being overrated. Penix is great but that defense is not. I think they lose a shootout to USC and a dogfight to Utah. The Oregon game is another potential loss for them.

Bama's got their own set of games they could lose this year as well. Texas, Tennessee, and LSU will all be tough matchups, but all of them are at home. I'm expecting a 2-1 record out of those, although 1-2 wouldn't surprise me. 3-0 would be great and is possible, and 0-3 would be a real disappointment. Ole Miss you always have to watch out for, but again it is at home. I expect Auburn will surprise people under Hugh Freeze so that is likely our toughest road game.

I expect a return to a more ground and pound offense, with an improved defense under more aggressive schemes with Kevin Steele. I expect the starter to be Milroe, with Simpson and Buchner playing a lot in the first game. I expect the starter by year end may be Simpson. Buchner has familiarity with Tommy Rees, but Saban essentially kept the Bama offense and expects Rees to build around that. I'm not sure that Buchner's familiarity with Rees will outweigh more talented players, and I don't think Saban would allow Rees to make an under the table promise to Buchner of starting.

Our RB room is really improved but the WRs are still underwhelming. I've heard good things about Malik Benson and expect him to eventually be WR1.

Not a championship year for Bama I don't think. Hopeful to grab the SEC West title but I'm not sure who's going to stop Georgia from a 3peat unless the QB is just unplayable. Tennessee feels like the only competition to them out of the East.
 
For those who bet, I like Navy +20.5. They can shorten the game with their run game and tend to travel well. And even though it's in Ireland, ND is not really the home team.
 
About 30 hours til ND v Navy!
I wish there were a few more decent games sprinkled in throughout the day. After that one it’s hard to find anything worth watching.
Vandy Hawaii ! Yea it’s a quiet Week 0.
Yea I’ll probably end up just watching the Bucs.

This the the year for the Commodores! Shock the world. Bowl qualification.

#anchordown
You might wanna get your scoreboard looked at.
 
I’ll be there for the USC opener. And my son’s band is playing a pre-game house party. It will be the first time I’ve ever seen him play live. Can’t wait for tomorrow!
My son is in Alabama's Million Dollar Band this year, so we are going to every home game. Very exciting!

That is awesome. Have a blast!!!

(But just for clarification, my kid is playing in a rock band 🤣)
 
I’ll be there for the USC opener. And my son’s band is playing a pre-game house party. It will be the first time I’ve ever seen him play live. Can’t wait for tomorrow!
no matter how many kids are chanting your name, do not bong the Everclear

Good looking out here.

On the other hand, if BB doesn't at least TRY butt chugging I'll be sorely disappointed in him.
 
I can't believe they have that soccer video board that surrounds the field on in the end zone during play. That has to be hugely distracting to a quarterback. :thumbdown:
 
Hartman looking incredibly sharp. Best ND QB in a long time. Really like what I’m seeing from Parker thus far as well.

Two freshmen score in their first touches ever. Seeing so many of them play already is a culture shift too vs a tenure-based model.
 
Already saying Hartman could earn the “Real Touchdown Jesus” moniker. Loving Greathouse popping again as a devy owner too.
 
For those who bet, I like Navy +20.5. They can shorten the game with their run game and tend to travel well. And even though it's in Ireland, ND is not really the home team.
Do you have a 900 tip line I can subscribe to? :D

Just kidding, I'm not really sold on ND but I know Navy has been down. They also had all spring and summer to practice for that offense. I wasn't confident in the number to take either side.
 
Hartman looking incredibly sharp. Best ND QB in a long time. Really like what I’m seeing from Parker thus far as well.

Two freshmen score in their first touches ever. Seeing so many of them play already is a culture shift too vs a tenure-based model.
I mean he is 30
 
I felt kind of sorry for Ken Niumatalolo end of last year. Seemed to me he generally did a pretty good job in Navy's situation.

Though Brian Newberry seems like a kind of likeable guy too.
 
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