Yep. Great team every 4 years. A lot alike MacIntyre
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Other games 10/3 - 10/5
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Which @Duff Man predicted first and was the only one to predict as such
Medford M.
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Michigan losing today was easy to see coming.
They lost EVERYBODY.
Really having trouble understanding so e of the pre-srason rankings this year.
Did people just completely disregard the losses of teams like Michigan and Florida State?
They lost EVERYBODY.
Really having trouble understanding so e of the pre-srason rankings this year.
Did people just completely disregard the losses of teams like Michigan and Florida State?
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Tennessee losing, however, was surprising as they've looked great to this point.
I'm 100% convinced now that every game left on the schedule is winnable for Colorado.
I'm 100% convinced now that every game left on the schedule is winnable for Colorado.
Medford M.
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The rise of Kansas was greatly exaggerated
The weird thing to me is that tOSU has seemed undervalued despite their ranking. That team is absolutely loaded this year.
Come again?
At first glance it didn't look promising but that is what makes college football fun to follow.
Somehow I managed to put these two in.
Would I have predicted close to as many upsets as we had? No way, but I was looking for a couple and we got way more.
Didn't even find the idea of Vandy beating Bama worth mentioning.
Florida State was definitely overrated, but that team has flat out quit. No one saw that coming.
I think everyone knows Michigan is more of a fringe top 25 team.
I think they just as easily could be 6-0. But Jalen Daniels inexplicably got worse. Kinda started to figure it out today.
Nice time out Miami, lol.
Except maybe Scotch.
He's a really good offensive mind. It's pretty impressive what he's done despite not having very good NIL support. A lot of his best talent was transferring out as he was coming in.
Medford M.
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I'm feeling better about Juju after seeing USC the last few weeks
Kansas is who everybody thought Colorado was going to be.
Because of their offensive stars their defense gets overlooked, they are absolutely dominating on defense.
We will see though how good that defense is next week at Oregon who will be easily the best offense they have faced.
Problem for Oregon is that unless something shocking happens they won't slow down the tOSU offense which is also loaded and has only not scored more because they have been in scout team mode after halftime all year.
Get past Oregon and it is hard to see another team on their schedule that can score enough points against them to challenge them.
No such thing as a boring college football Saturday
I tried to tell you.
I know you’re talking about the polls, but I’m in a college football wins pool where you choose a regression team for bonus points (wins last year minus wins this year gives you your bonus total) and like 50% of the pool chose Michigan. Most of the rest picked Washington. So, I think most people knew Michigan was going to take a big step back.
Premature postication
Congrats!
Would have been hard for them not to. They lost a lot of talent to graduation/the draft and one of the best coaches in the game. Hard to replace those.
Seriously though, what a win! Has to feel pretty good given all the turmoil over the past couple seasons.