Who will be this years Texas?

[GregInArlington]

Did you look at TCU's 2011 schedule before posting?
TCU looks like they may repeat as the best college team in Texas. Looks like 2 or 3 losses max and a bowl game.

2011 TCU Football Schedule
Sept. 3 - at Baylor
Sept. 10 - at Air Force*
Sept. 17 - vs. Louisiana-Monroe
Sept. 24 - vs. Portland State
Oct. 1 - vs. SMU
Oct. 8 - at San Diego State*
Oct. 22 - vs. New Mexico*
Oct. 28 - vs. BYU^, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)
Nov. 5 - at Wyoming*
Nov. 12 - at Boise State*
Nov. 19 - vs. Colorado State*
Dec. 3 - vs. UNLV*
*Mountain West Conference game
^at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas

 

[Burrito]

The "C" stands for cupcake!

 

[aik]

Oregon will likely finish with a couple losses (or more) higher than they should, classifying it as a disappointment given their success under Chip Kelly. I would put A&M second. They NEVER deliver when the expectations are high. Their bowl record the last 20 years is astonishingly bad and they especially collapse hard if the opponent has any kind of football notoriety (SEC teams and Notre Dame). Third I would put Stanford. Not sure if this season is going to hurt Andrew Luck's draft stock, but a new coach and big question marks regarding how they could match last season's magic.

 

[BehindEnemyLines]

I thought this was about teams that have been good in recent times, but will have a bad season this year? When was the last time ND was good?

Well, they still think they're good. I'm leaving my prediction in tact just to dent their egos.

 

[OriginalWhiz]

Your friend is extremely delusional. Auburn is an easy choice for this thread, but I am going to throw out Oregon. They will not fall as far as Texas, but I could see them finishing outside the top 10.

Repped!! I will rep anyone who says something bad about Hole. :nod: