*** Official 2015 College Football Thread *** (2 Viewers)

[Tiger Fan]

Let's go OU!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111111111111111

 

[Tiger Fan]

BBBBBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

 

[shader]

I hope Georgia finds a way to squeak out a win here. Florida deserves no part of the National Title chase after this showing.

So tired of seeing SEC teams with terrible offenses in BCS games.

Not happening this year.

Didn't happen last year either. Bama had a very good offense last year. LSU was just unbelievable on defense.The year before was Cam Newton and Auburn.The year before that Bama wasn't exactly a high powered offense but they did have the Heisman winner and put up solid points against Texas. Then before that Tebow who is widely considered the best college qb ever.So basically the poster that said that is full of it. I'm not an sec homer but I don't like ridiculous statements about the sec. The offenses are just as good as anyone else's in the country.

Nobody's offense is as good as Oregon's.

I disagree. Bamas is just as good. A "great" offense that feasts on bad defenses can look pretty average in a hurry when they finally play great defenses. Just watch Oklahoma tonight for proof of that.

 

[MAC_32]

ND giving up 6 points at OU through 3 quarters. Hard to call their D anything but completely legit.

Win, lose, or draw tonight. I've seen enough, they can hang with almost every team in the nation based on their D alone.

Still think Bama and Oregon would have their way with them and that usc passing game will be too much

Was that a different marquise lee putting up 300+? And is their passing offense why their defense sucks?

That was against Arizona you realize, right?

Oh, that was their first good game all year. Sorry. My bad. Lol

 

[Time Kibitzer]

I hope Georgia finds a way to squeak out a win here. Florida deserves no part of the National Title chase after this showing.

So tired of seeing SEC teams with terrible offenses in BCS games.

Not happening this year.

Didn't happen last year either. Bama had a very good offense last year. LSU was just unbelievable on defense.The year before was Cam Newton and Auburn.

The year before that Bama wasn't exactly a high powered offense but they did have the Heisman winner and put up solid points against Texas. Then before that Tebow who is widely considered the best college qb ever.

So basically the poster that said that is full of it. I'm not an sec homer but I don't like ridiculous statements about the sec. The offenses are just as good as anyone else's in the country.

Clearly. Neither Alabama or LSU could throw the ball at all if their run game got stuffed last year. At least McCarron picked up his game a lot for this season; Bama will score against anyone. Not so much for Florida or LSU this year.

 

[NutterButter]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

 

[dparker713]

I hope Georgia finds a way to squeak out a win here. Florida deserves no part of the National Title chase after this showing.

So tired of seeing SEC teams with terrible offenses in BCS games.

Not happening this year.

Didn't happen last year either. Bama had a very good offense last year. LSU was just unbelievable on defense.The year before was Cam Newton and Auburn.The year before that Bama wasn't exactly a high powered offense but they did have the Heisman winner and put up solid points against Texas. Then before that Tebow who is widely considered the best college qb ever.So basically the poster that said that is full of it. I'm not an sec homer but I don't like ridiculous statements about the sec. The offenses are just as good as anyone else's in the country.

Nobody's offense is as good as Oregon's.

I disagree. Bamas is just as good. A "great" offense that feasts on bad defenses can look pretty average in a hurry when they finally play great defenses. Just watch Oklahoma tonight for proof of that.

Their starting 11 might be as good as Oregon's, but Oregon has DAT off the bench. He's a weapon no one else can match.

 

[Time Kibitzer]

ND giving up 6 points at OU through 3 quarters. Hard to call their D anything but completely legit.

Win, lose, or draw tonight. I've seen enough, they can hang with almost every team in the nation based on their D alone.

Still think Bama and Oregon would have their way with them and that usc passing game will be too much

Was that a different marquise lee putting up 300+? And is their passing offense why their defense sucks?

That was against Arizona you realize, right?

Oh, that was their first good game all year. Sorry. My bad. Lol

Stanford, Washington, and California have each shut down the USC passing game for the most part this season

 

[Mjolnirs]

This freshman receiver for ND, Chris Brown, is from my high school. I've been filming our school's football games for years for the team and this kid is something else.

I'm pulling with all my might against Notre Dame, but it's so cool seeing Chris do well.

 

[dparker713]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

KSU - Missouri State, North Texas, and Miami with half their starters suspended. Bama - Michigan, Western Kentucky, Florida Atlantic, and Western Carolina.Neither of those is murderer's row. Frankly, comparing any top program's ooc schedule is trying to determine the #### that stinks the least. They all suck.

 

[shader]

I hope Georgia finds a way to squeak out a win here. Florida deserves no part of the National Title chase after this showing.

So tired of seeing SEC teams with terrible offenses in BCS games.

Not happening this year.

Didn't happen last year either. Bama had a very good offense last year. LSU was just unbelievable on defense.The year before was Cam Newton and Auburn.

The year before that Bama wasn't exactly a high powered offense but they did have the Heisman winner and put up solid points against Texas. Then before that Tebow who is widely considered the best college qb ever.

So basically the poster that said that is full of it. I'm not an sec homer but I don't like ridiculous statements about the sec. The offenses are just as good as anyone else's in the country.

Clearly. Neither Alabama or LSU could throw the ball at all if their run game got stuffed last year. At least McCarron picked up his game a lot for this season; Bama will score against anyone. Not so much for Florida or LSU this year.

The only time the Bama offense struggled last year was against LSU. As did every offense that played LSU last year, including Oregon.

 

[NutterButter]

 

[NutterButter]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

KSU - Missouri State, North Texas, and Miami with half their starters suspended. Bama - Michigan, Western Kentucky, Florida Atlantic, and Western Carolina.Neither of those is murderer's row. Frankly, comparing any top program's ooc schedule is trying to determine the #### that stinks the least. They all suck.

Difference for at least KSU is that their in conference is far better. Oregon will have their chance coming up. Its just up until now, they've played no one.

 

[Tiger Fan]

oof MSU

 

[NutterButter]

Wow. Huge call coming up.

 

[NutterButter]

Te'o for heisman.

 

[Steve Tasker]

That is a Heisman-caliber INT from Manti Te'o.

 

[dparker713]

So, does that play secure Te'o a spot in NYC for the Heisman?

 

[Politician Spock]

Must have been a one handed catch, as you can see his other hand is forced down to his legs as he and the ball hit the ground.

 

[Time Kibitzer]

HUGE kick by the freshman. Not looking good for the Sooner contingent on these boards.

 

[NutterButter]

Yeah baby. Unbelievable. Of all the guys to make a big play, the freshman kicker that's been real shaky lately.

 

[dparker713]

Earlier, I thought the kicker might have to resort to using his hand tonight. But right now it looks like he's going to have his pick of threesomes.

 

[Tiger Fan]

damn....probably wont mean anything, but cool that they pass was complete

 

[shader]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

KSU - Missouri State, North Texas, and Miami with half their starters suspended. Bama - Michigan, Western Kentucky, Florida Atlantic, and Western Carolina.Neither of those is murderer's row. Frankly, comparing any top program's ooc schedule is trying to determine the #### that stinks the least. They all suck.

Difference for at least KSU is that their in conference is far better. Oregon will have their chance coming up. Its just up until now, they've played no one.

The big 12 is better than which conference? Once again, the big 12 seems highly overrated to me. Porous defenses and average offenses that only look explosive because the defenses are so bad.

 

[Mjolnirs]

damn....probably wont mean anything, but cool that they pass was complete

Better for them if he doesn't catch it. But instincts take over.

 

[BigJohn]

Just getting started here ladies...settle down.

Ahem?

 

[John Bender]

Sooners got HUCKS'd. Poor guys didn't even realize they never stood a chance.

 

[Politician Spock]

Okay Sooners, let's make this a perfect college football Saturday.

 

[NutterButter]

Just getting started here ladies...settle down.

Ahem?

Eddie Mush strikes again.

 

[shader]

Lol at the sentiment that Notre Dame was a pretender. They are a really solid team. Once again if you don't put up Mickey Mouse offensive numbers, it's hard to get respects. That defense is awesome.

 

[Time Kibitzer]

If ND can force Landry Jones to throw, I think they can do OK defensively.

Notre Dame never had a chance in this game...they've been the fraud of college football all year long.

 

[dparker713]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

 

[shader]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

They just did compete with the big boys. Notre Dame-AlabamaDream championship game

 

[dparker713]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

They just did compete with the big boys. Notre Dame-AlabamaDream championship game

Sorry, but OU isn't a big boy to me this year.

 

[Native]

Jarvis Jones stat line today vs Florida: 13 tackles, 3 sacks, 4.5 tackles for a loss, 2 forced fumbles and 2 fumble recoveries.

 

[NutterButter]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

They just did compete with the big boys. Notre Dame-AlabamaDream championship game

Sorry, but OU isn't a big boy to me this year.

Shocker

 

[Jayded]

If ND can force Landry Jones to throw, I think they can do OK defensively.

Notre Dame never had a chance in this game...they've been the fraud of college football all year long.

USC remains the frauds of CFB this year.

 

[John Bender]

If ND can force Landry Jones to throw, I think they can do OK defensively.

Notre Dame never had a chance in this game...they've been the fraud of college football all year long.

USC remains the frauds of CFB this year.

Great posting

 

[BroncoFreak_2K3]

Just getting started here ladies...settle down.

Ahem?

Eddie Mush strikes again.

permaban

 

[dparker713]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

They just did compete with the big boys. Notre Dame-AlabamaDream championship game

Sorry, but OU isn't a big boy to me this year.

Shocker

That list was Alabama and Oregon before this weekend, and its still Alabama and Oregon after this weekend - though KSU and ND have my attention.

 

[NutterButter]

If ND can force Landry Jones to throw, I think they can do OK defensively.

Notre Dame never had a chance in this game...they've been the fraud of college football all year long.

USC remains the frauds of CFB this year.

By far. I'll say this again, they haven't beaten a team with a winning record. The only two teams they played with winning records they lost to. With all the talent they have, that's just pathetic. There's no one close to them in the fraud category.

 

[pollardsvision]

Crap, now FSU and Clemson are really going to be licking their chops to go get a shot at those soft Big 12 defenses.

 

[NutterButter]

Could this ND team actually compete with the big boys? I almost feel like this season has set up perfectly for them. They keep on moving up in weight class gradually. They'll get USC with truly elite talent (but no depth) before the bowls too. Sure, they've got flaws, but they seem to be getting better and better.

They just did compete with the big boys. Notre Dame-AlabamaDream championship game

Sorry, but OU isn't a big boy to me this year.

Shocker

That list was Alabama and Oregon before this weekend, and its still Alabama and Oregon after this weekend - though KSU and ND have my attention.

So college football has two big boys. So KSU is not on the list, but Oregon is b/c they played a bunch of crappy teams that they've pounded. Interesting.

 

[derek245583]

Someone compare ND/Oregon/KSU wins assuming they win out....

Have we already done that?

 

[John Bender]

Someone compare ND/Oregon/KSU wins assuming they win out....Have we already done that?

PAC 12 has a title game....so if they win out and get one more win vs 2nd best in Pac12, as fraudulent as the PAC 12 is, I've gotOregonNDkState

 

[fasteddie_21]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

Ignorance is bliss, I guess, in your case. Kansas State and New Mexico backed out and those were the only last second replacements Oregon could get. Try again.

 

[Premier]

Someone compare ND/Oregon/KSU wins assuming they win out....Have we already done that?

PAC 12 has a title game....so if they win out and get one more win vs 2nd best in Pac12, as fraudulent as the PAC 12 is, I've gotOregonNDkState

Oregon has nowhere near the resume of the other 2. Other than OSU they don't have a great matchup left either. They better be praying for a few losses by ND and KState.

 

[NutterButter]

Bama is so stinking consistent. Unbelievable season this far. Shown no real chunks in the armor other than giving up the occasional deep ball. I know Miss St was a bit overrated, but Bama is just steamrolling them. As a fan the excitement level just isn't nearly what it was in previous seasons. Hard to get pumped up when your team is always winning by a large margin.That being said I hope it continues because nothing would give more pleasure than waxing LSU and then beating auburn by 70. Auburn is one game I wish Saban would keep the first string on the field and run up the score as high as possible.

Oddly enough the same could be said for Oregon. In fact I don't know if a legit reason can be given for Alabama to be ahead of Oregon, other than to be the king you have to beat the king. Other than that, Oregon is at least Alabama's equal.

I'm not going to argue Bamas schedule vs oregons schedule. But if you win a national championship and then win your first eight games the next year by a wide margin, you aren't going to get jumped by anyone.

Not to mention Oregon's schedule up to this point has been pretty weak. This discussion should be between Alabama and KSU.

Their smallest margin of victory thus far is 17 points, and the games haven't even been as close as the lopsided final scores. Not much more they can do than kill the teams on their schedule - just like Bama.

Great, so they beat up on mediocre teams. They could always schedule some real out of conference games. They played Arkansas St., Fresno St, and Tenn tech out of conference.

Ignorance is bliss, I guess, in your case. Kansas State and New Mexico backed out and those were the only last second replacements Oregon could get. Try again.

It certainly is. That New Mexico powerhouse with their losing record certainly would've added some credibility.

 

[shader]

Someone compare ND/Oregon/KSU wins assuming they win out....Have we already done that?

I personally like Notre Dame. Wins over Oklahoma, USC, Stanford, Michigan and Michigan st. Not too shabby. Who will Oregon have beaten? USC?

 

[derek245583]

Someone compare ND/Oregon/KSU wins assuming they win out....Have we already done that?

PAC 12 has a title game....so if they win out and get one more win vs 2nd best in Pac12, as fraudulent as the PAC 12 is, I've gotOregonNDkState

Off the top of my head...KSU has wins @OU, @WVU, TTU, and some mid levels agains Baylor, Texas, OSU...ND will have wins @OU, @USC and then a bunch of mid level wins...Pretty similar imoOregon probably worse than both...@USC and the Civil War. I hope I missed one.