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  1. Scoreboard? We don't care about no stinkin' scoreboard. Every loss could have gone the other way! After all, Bama's 38-3 Rose Bowl loss to Indiana was oh so close, right? How can any respectable SEC team win in the land of fruits and nuts? If we'd had a well-deserved seven SEC teams in the field, we could have made it to the finals! Mizzou Coach Eli (I've had too much to) Drinkwitz: the SEC schedules, especially with a 10th P4 opponent out of conference, are so much harder than Big Ten schedules. OK, Eli, in 2025, your team did not defeat a team that finished with more than six wins, and you scored seven points and lost against ACC conference UVA in your bowl game. When the facts are not on your side, obfuscate. Texas A&M did not defeat an SEC team that won more than 6 games and lost at home in the PO 1st round. Vandy went 10-2 and lost to 8-4 Iowa in the postseason. Illinois defeated Tennessee, another SEC behemoth, in Nashville, Tennessee. But, by all means, Greg Stankey, break away from the rest of the national riffraff with a conference that extends east-west from Columbia, South Carolina all the way to Norman, Oklahoma, and north-south from Lexington, Kentucky to Gainesville, Florida. I hope the SEC is enjoying its media days in Tampa(ering), Florida, where there is humidity but no humility.
  2. Hats off to Dante Moore! But 5 stars do not ipso facto = CFB success. On what planet has Golden Archie met expectations? https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/five-star-prospects-2023-college-football-recruiting-class/?eid=c7d8647c6247db8d08c59fe44bc30380a147aa90b9e33099045cd46ddc6a485b&ftag=SNL-04-10aaa0b&ET_CID=5660
  3. College Football News predicts 10-2 for OBD. https://collegefootballnews.com/college-football/oregon-football-preview-2026 Ohio State predicted to go 11-1 https://collegefootballnews.com/college-football/ohio-state-football-preview-2026 10-2 puts Oregon in the PO, likely with a 1st round home game. Let Ohio State play a 13th conference champ game.
  4. CBS Sports' Brad Crawford lifts his stein to Will - https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/kentucky-2026-outlook-will-stein-sec-media-days-kenny-michey/
  5. Man, that practice was a son of a beach! 🤪 https://trojanswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/trojans/football/2026/07/20/usc-football-announces-beach-day-wednesday/90990604007/
  6. Bill Connelly - Questions for 18 title-contending teams - https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49412015/2026-college-football-ifs-national-title-contenders-georgia-texas-alabama-ohio-state-michigan-lsu The three "ifs" for the Ducks are: The O-line holding up; the D finds negative plays; correct playoffs losses.
  7. Lou, is that you? I thought you left the building? YardbarkerOhio State HC Ryan Day cautioned after team was 'beaten u...After Ohio State took a fast and hard fall in the postseason last season, there were a lot of angry voices who were vocal toward Ryan Day.
  8. You can expand to 20 teams; however, except for Notre Dame and UConn, any new member has to play as an independent for five seasons before joining the new conference. Are you spitting me? Why would any conference, especially the Power 2, support this D(isturbed) C(ognitive) nonsense? https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/protect-college-sports-act-proposal-conference-expansion/?ftag=SNL-04-10aaa0b&ET_CID=565739&ET_RID=52482716
  9. ND, UGA insiders were prescient, no surprise. October 17, 2025, Minnesota upsets Nebraska 24 to 6. Dylan Riola is sacked 9 times (!) in the game, a Golden Gophers record. Better players and coaches in Eugene surround Dylan. Matt Ruhle is 19-19 at Nebraska, 10-17 in the Big Ten, 2-23 all-time versus ranked teams, 0-8 with the Cornhuskers. But how much difference will it make when Dylan is under pressure? James Franklin is fired, and Cornhusker paranoia results in Ruhle being rewarded with an extension and a pay raise. Nebraska should not have fired Frank Solich, and he is a flake, but the same for Bo Pelini.
  10. SI to Sankey and the SEC - "Scoreboard." Again, I caution against recency bias, and again, I prefer Tony P speaking softly and carrying a B1G stick. SIThe SEC Is Losing the Battle for College Football SupremacyPlayoff disappointments, coaching turnover and the Big Ten’s rise have put unprecedented pressure on the SEC to prove it still leads college football.
  11. Athlon's Steve Lasson predicts the biggest B1G game of the week - https://athlonsports.com/college-football/big-ten-football-predicting-best-game-every-week-in-2026-season
  12. In how many seasons? He had a decent haul from the portal, especially on the O-line. Projected starter at QB, Kenny Minchey Jr, couldn't win the QB job at Notre Dame, but he pushed CJ Carr for the starting job. 2026 Wins - Youngstown State and South Alabama. Kentucky plays Bama, LSU, Vanderbilt, Florida, and Louisville at home. South Carolina, Tennessee, and Missouri could be winnable road games.
  13. Highlights and lowlights from On3's Chris Low's look at College Football (CFB) 2026 schedules. Chris Low's introductory sentence to this article is spot on: "We all know that schedules aren't created equal, even within the same [mega] conference." Toughest Schedule - Ohio State - Six teams in every P4 conference in 2025 finished with five or fewer wins. Only one of the Big Ten's six 2025 basement dwellers, Maryland, is on the schedule. The Week 2 game at Texas, with a 7:30 PM Eastern kickoff, is on paper 2026's premiere out-of-conference (OOC) game. Oklahoma is at Michigan in Week 2 with a Noon Eastern (🤬) kickoff. Easiest Schedule - Texas Tech - Tech does not play BYU or Utah. Houston, Arizona, ASU, and TCU visit Lubbock. The Red Raiders 'toughest" OOC game is a Week 2 matchup against New World Oregon State, not in San Salvador, Greenland, or Plymouth, Massachusetts, but in Corvallis. Penn State is the easiest schedule runner-up. PSU does not play Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State, or Oregon, and plays USC in Happy Valley. 2025 B1G basement dwellers Wisconsin, Purdue, Rutgers, and Maryland are on the schedule. Georgia, and it's about time, has the easiest SEC schedule. But nine SEC games and a season-ender vs. Georgia Tech is far from easy. Easiest Out of Conference Schedule - Nebraska - Ohio University, Bowling Green, and FCS North Dakota visit Lincoln. Good for Matt Ruhle, who is 0-8 at Nebraska against ranked teams. Indiana is a close OOC no sweat schedule runner-up - North Texas with zero starters back, Howie, er, Howard, and Western Kentucky all visit Bloomington. Indiana's next OOC game vs. a P4 opponent is Notre Dame in 2030; however, both teams are considering canceling the home-and-home series. Hardest Out of Conference - Georgia Tech - Colorado, Tennessee, and at Georgia. Thank you, Mr. AD. Boise State at Oregon in Week 1 is on the 'Better Watch Out' list. I'd add OBD's game at Oklahoma State in Week 2 to this list. All of the starters not returning for North Texas are suiting up for the Cowboys, with the game kicking off at 9 AM Pacific. Toughest Home Slate - USC has OBD, UW, and Ohio State coming to LA. LSU is second with home games vs. Clemson, Texas A&M, Alabama, and Texas. Toughest Away Schedule - Texas plays Tennessee, Missouri, LSU, and Alabama on the road and Oklahoma in Dallas. Easiest Away Schedule - Notre Dame. And this is with an October 17th game at BYU, the only P4 road opponent with more than five wins in 2025. Somehow, Notre Dame managed to schedule three Big Ten 2025 basement dwellers, Wisconsin in Green Bay, at Purdue, and Michigan State in South Bend. Give Me a Break! - BYU plays nine straight P4 opponents without an Off Week, and Oregon, Oklahoma, and Texas play eight straight P4 games. Toughest Close - Texas A+M is at Alabama, Off Week, at South Carolina, Tennessee, at Oklahoma, Texas. With a week off after the visit to Bama, why is this included in the Aggies' stretch run? Sorry, but factoring in the travel, I'll go with Oregon at Ohio State, Michigan in Eugene, at Michigan State with a Friday 8 PM Eastern kickoff on November 20th, then home against Washington on November 28th. Then a possible conference championship game on December 5th in Indianapolis, the 3rd trip to the East Coast in five weeks. Mercy! Play Ball! On3College football schedule superlatives for 2026: Easiest,...The first thing to remember when doing a deep dive on college football schedules is that “ain’t nobody played nobody.” It’s the official slogan, albeit with a Southern touch, of any debate regarding a
  14. "Because of me." Will's exactly where he belongs. I Just Mean More! 🫤 Hopefully Willie's 1st play call will turn out better than the call in Atlanta. Unless Will is trampled on the sideline, how could it turn out any worse? 🤬
  15. They're piling on Manny more than when he played DT for Bo. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-built-champions-warde-manuel-ad-now-it-needs-adult/

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