SEC

[RagnarLothbrok]

Oklahoma definitely not helping to reverse the narrative. At least not in this first half.

 

[Hawkfan82]

Oklahoma definitely not helping to reverse the narrative. At least not in this first half.

Michigan is trying to give it away with penalties but they are outclassing them on both lines.

 

[PinkShizzle]

Mateer looked like ***. Michigan looking like the winner (some time still remaining).

 

[Hawkfan82]

I hope our o-line holds up better than oklahoma's. I think it will.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

I mean, you had to assume Michigan would come out a much different team this week, but Oklahoma didn’t really do sh*t the whole game.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

On the flip side, Minnesota is really rowing that boat against powerhouse Mississippi State.

 

[Ripcord]

On the flip side, Minnesota is really rowing that boat against powerhouse Mississippi State.

Question: is Minnestot as bad as they look, or is Mississippie State just relaly really good?

I have to think the loss of Koi Perich has hurt Minnesota. he was a heck of a DB.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Question: is Minnestot as bad as they look, or is Mississippie State just relaly really good?

I have to think the loss of Koi Perich has hurt Minnesota. he was a heck of a DB.

Great questions. Time will tell.

I know Oregon has a lot to figure out. Michigan clearly figured out their sh*t.

My gut is telling me Minnesota is just not very good.

 

[_Mjolnir_]

Right now SEC looks a lot better than B1G this year.

I think Ohio St has the best offense in football if Ryan Day will ever grow a pair.

Indiana might be the most balanced and best coached team in the country.

Oregon has issues with their new coordinators. Look out of sync but a ton of talent.

USC has an elite offense but very average defense.

Penn St, Michigan, Iowa, Washington- solid group that likely fall somewhere between 12-35 depending on how they develop throughout the season.

I wonder if the wheels will fall off for OSU and Oregon this season? I think Day is a very average in game coach. Replacing two of the best coordinators in the game isn't going to be easy for Oregon. The schedules for both teams aren't easy. Dropping a non con isn't good. I can see one of these teams not making the playoff.

 

[uihawk82]

Right now SEC looks a lot better than B1G this year.

I think Ohio St has the best offense in football if Ryan Day will ever grow a pair.

Indiana might be the most balanced and best coached team in the country.

Oregon has issues with their new coordinators. Look out of sync but a ton of talent.

USC has an elite offense but very average defense.

Penn St, Michigan, Iowa, Washington- solid group that likely fall somewhere between 12-35 depending on how they develop throughout the season.

I wonder if the wheels will fall off for OSU and Oregon this season? I think Day is a very average in game coach. Replacing two of the best coordinators in the game isn't going to be easy for Oregon. The schedules for both teams aren't easy. Dropping a non con isn't good. I can see one of these teams not making the playoff.

Well Texas is ranked #4 and OSU was throttling them until, until wait for it, Ryan Day goes for it on 4th and 1-2 yards around midfield, punt the effing ball and make them go much farther.

 

[LaQuintaHawk]

Well Texas is ranked #4 and OSU was throttling them until, until wait for it, Ryan Day goes for it on 4th and 1-2 yards around midfield, punt the effing ball and make them go much farther.

 

[LetsGoHawks83]

Right now SEC looks a lot better than B1G this year.

I think Ohio St has the best offense in football if Ryan Day will ever grow a pair.

Indiana might be the most balanced and best coached team in the country.

Oregon has issues with their new coordinators. Look out of sync but a ton of talent.

USC has an elite offense but very average defense.

Penn St, Michigan, Iowa, Washington- solid group that likely fall somewhere between 12-35 depending on how they develop throughout the season.

I wonder if the wheels will fall off for OSU and Oregon this season? I think Day is a very average in game coach. Replacing two of the best coordinators in the game isn't going to be easy for Oregon. The schedules for both teams aren't easy. Dropping a non con isn't good. I can see one of these teams not making the playoff.

Indiana has a good chance to repeat.

Jump in a time machine and tell someone that back in 2023. They would have checked you into rehab with that kind of crack smokin

 

[MAXIMUSHAWKEYE]

Right now SEC looks a lot better than B1G this year.

I think Ohio St has the best offense in football if Ryan Day will ever grow a pair.

Indiana might be the most balanced and best coached team in the country.

Oregon has issues with their new coordinators. Look out of sync but a ton of talent.

USC has an elite offense but very average defense.

Penn St, Michigan, Iowa, Washington- solid group that likely fall somewhere between 12-35 depending on how they develop throughout the season.

I wonder if the wheels will fall off for OSU and Oregon this season? I think Day is a very average in game coach. Replacing two of the best coordinators in the game isn't going to be easy for Oregon. The schedules for both teams aren't easy. Dropping a non con isn't good. I can see one of these teams not making the playoff.

My bet would be Oregon not making the playoffs. OSU has too much talent.

 

[MAXIMUSHAWKEYE]

Indiana has a good chance to repeat.

Jump in a time machine and tell someone that back in 2023. They would have checked you into rehab with that kind of crack smokin

Impossible to believe. But Cigneti has pulled off the gretest program turn around in college history. Better than Snyder at KSU.