CU is now included in betting odds to win the Natty... Get rich folks!
They are the closest thing we've ever seen to a professional football team among the college ranks. They are an absolute machine.Alabama has turned this into what golf futures were like in Tiger's prime. Them versus the field has become less than even money.
CU is now included in betting odds to win the Natty... Get rich folks!
Pittsburgh is their best victory.Who did UCF beat to deserve to be ranked so much higher than us?
I guess ASU's win over Sparty doesn't look as good after losing at home against Northwestern last week.Pittsburgh is their best victory.
http://www.espn.com/college-football/team/schedule/_/id/2116
We could have bowl games in Shreveport (dull city, lousy weather) or Memphis (cool city, almost always lousy weather for the bowl.) Other bad locations due to bowl time weather are Annapolis, Birmingham, Mobile, The Bronx, and Boise.
This would suck.
$100 to win $10,000$1 to win $10000... I mean...
This would suck.
Good call, I spaced on my conversions$100 to win $10,000
They are coming off a natty, they are bound to be ranked higherWho did UCF beat to deserve to be ranked so much higher than us?
Just think. You could be a millionaire if you'd just throw that $1k on those oddsI don't like to bet but that is really hard to ignore...
They haven't lost a game since December 17th, 2016. I'm fine with them being ranked where they are.Who did UCF beat to deserve to be ranked so much higher than us?
Yeah, would Alamo even be interested in that? You can't have the same bowl 2 out of 3 years. That's lame.
Defending national champs.Who did UCF beat to deserve to be ranked so much higher than us?
They're basically projecting OSU to finish 3rd in the Big 12. One CFP team, one NY6, and then the Alamo. This scenario is also assuming CU finishes 2nd in the Pac but UW doesn't make the CFP.Do we have the same type of language in our bowl agreements that the Big 10 does? (I know certain bowls there have to take 5 teams in 6 different years or something like that in that league) I wouldn't mind the Alamo again, but I'd think Oklahoma, TCU, or Texas are way more likelier opponents ATM than Oklahoma State. I think they've got the first selection of Big 12 bowls after the NY6.
They're basically projecting OSU to finish 3rd in the Big 12. One CFP team, one NY6, and then the Alamo. This scenario is also assuming CU finishes 2nd in the Pac but UW doesn't make the CFP.