The OFFICIAL 2015 College Football RANDOM thoughts thread

[Swagnificent]

No one is acting like tOSU is a juggernaut. Just any one with a brain knows tOSU is better at pretty much every position then fukking Auburn. As a Ducks fan I am not going to defend tOSU, nor should I have to. B/c anyone who watches CFB and is not a SEC homer knows comparing tOSU to Auburn, is like comparing a Altima to a fukking Lexus. Come the fukk on. If you want to say Gus can go toe to toe with Urban, fine. But FOH with Auburn having the talent that tOSU has right now.

Jesus christ, you SEC homers are crazy. It is a new day cocksuckers, no more waltzing into the champ game on rep.

nikka this is Auburn we're talking about. this ain't no middling team. Auburn was in the national title game just 2 seasons ago. They won a national title in 2010. something ur crappy oregon ducks can never do. They just hired Will Muschamp (arguably the best defensive coordinator in the country). They've had the #6 and #9 recruiting class according to 247's composite rankings in the last 2 years (fyi OSU has been #3 and #7 in that same span). They signed the #1 high school player in the 2015 class and the #1 JUCO prospect in 2015.

just because the big 10 falls the fukk off when you get past Ohio State, doesn't mean its the same in the SEC. We have several prestigous programs in our conference other than Alabama. There is a reason the media picked Auburn to win the conference this season. I'd say if you think comparing Auburn to Ohio State is an insult, then you're the one detached from reality NOT us.

 

[smitty22]

Speaking of, let's just do a talent comparison between AU and OSU

QB: Overall OSU, but Jeremy is gonna be better than anyone that starts
RB: opposite of the QB situation, so it goes to Auburn
HB/TE: Auburn
WR: Auburn (yall lost your best receiver and second or third best if I'm correct) &
OL: Auburn
DL: Auburn is deeper, but it isn't proven so OSU
LB: Auburn
Secondary: OSU

this seriously is the worst ive seen on the coli.
OSU has 5 players on the Walter Camp preseason watch list. 3 are qbs.

QB see above, OSU 3rd string whoever that might be would start at Auburn right now
RB Ezekiel a heisman favorite. Nobody ran on Bama last year, Zeke had 225. Ran inside, outside, whereever the fukk he wanted. Oh and did it only able to use one arm and carry the ball in one hand cause he had a fukked up wrist. He's 100% healthy right now.
HB/TE OSU, Dontre Wilson, Nick Vannett, Jalin Marshall, Curtis Samuel, so much talent
WR. OSU. Mike Thomas , Jalin Marshall Corey Smith, OSU deeper
OL: OSU best in the country,
DL, Auburn here cause of depth. Bosa best end in the country though
LB: OSU and its not even close. Yall raved about Lee and Chef, and didnt even mention Perry is our leading tackler last year, he back too
Secondary, OSU. Sec secondary as a whole is trash.


Rigby you have officially earned my vote as #WPOY15

 

[malbaker86]

He has to be trollin......right

 

[Swagnificent]

this seriously is the worst ive seen on the coli.
OSU has 5 players on the Walter Camp preseason watch list. 3 are qbs.

QB see above, OSU 3rd string whoever that might be would start at Auburn right now
RB Ezekiel a heisman favorite. Nobody ran on Bama last year, Zeke had 225. Ran inside, outside, whereever the fukk he wanted. Oh and did it only able to use one arm and carry the ball in one hand cause he had a fukked up wrist. He's 100% healthy right now.
HB/TE OSU, Dontre Wilson, Nick Vannett, Jalin Marshall, Curtis Samuel, so much talent
WR. OSU. Mike Thomas , Jalin Marshall Corey Smith, OSU deeper
OL: OSU best in the country,
DL, Auburn here cause of depth. Bosa best end in the country though
LB: OSU and its not even close. Yall raved about Lee and Chef, and didnt even mention Perry is our leading tackler last year, he back too
Secondary, OSU. Sec secondary as a whole is trash.


Rigby you have officially earned my vote as #WPOY15

who were the preseason favorites last year? come on bruh. this is college football. shyt changes quickly year to year. last year at this time, the question was who can beat FSU. remember they were the unbeatable juggernaut. we found out once they played real competition that they were a fraud. how bout the 2 years ago? no one was talking about FSU. the question was who could be Bama. last year at this time, no one knew who JT Barrett or Cardale Jones were. no one knew who Nick Chubb or Ezekeil Elliot were.

we have no idea who the dominant players will be next season simply because of how much turnover there is in college football. Jovon Robinson could easily come in and rush for over 2000 yards, win the heisman, and make the argument over which backfield is better between osu and auburn a joke by this time next year. thats what makes college football special.

 

[smitty22]

who were the preseason favorites last year? come on bruh. this is college football. shyt changes quickly year to year. last year at this time, the question was who can beat FSU. remember they were the unbeatable juggernaut. we found out once they played real competition that they were a fraud. how bout the 2 years ago? no one was talking about FSU. the question was who could be Bama. last year at this time, no one knew who JT Barrett or Cardale Jones were. no one knew who Nick Chubb or Ezekeil Elliot were.

we have no idea who the dominant players will be next season simply because of how much turnover there is in college football. Jovon Robinson could easily come in and rush for over 2000 yards, win the heisman, and make the argument over which backfield is better between osu and auburn a joke by this time next year. thats what makes college football special.

OSU players gave you a idea who will be dominant

 

[smitty22]

other than for the OL and LB, he's right. Auburn's stable of RBs is better than just elliot. roc thomas was a 5 star recruit in 2014. and they signed the #1 juco RB this year Jovon Robinson. for all we know, robinson by himself might be better than elliot. but as a whole i'll take auburn's rbs. Duke Williams is better than anyone OSU has at WR. Carl Lawson and Montravious Adams are projected as 1st round picks. the two of them combined are better than that white boy. however, Daron Lee and Raekwon McMillan are better than who Auburn has at LB. and obviously the secondary is in osu's favor. von bell and eli apple are better than anyone auburn has.

LOL @ nikkas acting like OSU is some juggernaut. they were down 21-6 to bama in the sugar bowl and needed to knock down a hail mary in the endzone to hang onto victory. they could easily finish 4th in the SEC West next year if they played in that division.

Lets not for we were down 21-6 cause we had to settle for 2gs instead of td's in the red zone. We had well over 300 yrds offense at halftime. 2nd half you seemed to forget we were up 34-21, and 42-28. So stop with the cherry picking bs

 

[Swagnificent]

OSU players gave you a idea who will be dominant

actually, given the fact 7 of the top 10 recruiting classes in 2014 and 6 of the top 10 in 2015 were sec schools, the odds are really high that many of the new stars who'll emerge this year will come from the sec.

just remember, in the sec, there are 6-7 teams that recruit like ohio state.

 

[smitty22]

actually, given the fact 7 of the top 10 recruiting classes in 2014 and 6 of the top 10 in 2015 were sec schools, the odds are really high that many of the new stars who'll emerge this year will come from the sec.

just remember, in the sec, there are 6-7 teams that recruit like ohio state.

And where did all them teams finish? Behind MSU and OSU . Recruiting means nothing if your coaches can't develope talent

 

[Swagnificent]

Lets not for we were down 21-6 cause we had to settle for 2gs instead of td's in the red zone. We had well over 300 yrds offense at halftime. 2nd half you seemed to forget we were up 34-21, and 42-28. So stop with the cherry picking bs

both teams made runs. it was more like a basketball game than a football game. but lets be real. that was actually a competitive game unlike the stomping of oregon. that was my point.

a mediocre alabama team went toe to toe with ya'll. the sec is alot more talented this year thanks to alot of those 2014 recruits coming into their own. i will KEEP REPEATING.....7 of the top 10 classes in 2014 were sec schools. expect those recruits to blow up this season much like the 2013 recruiting class blew up for ohio state last year as sophomores.

i can see schools like lsu and texas a&m making that sort of monumental leap cause they played so many true freshmen last year. and both had top 5 recruiting classes in 2014.

 

[Swagnificent]

And where did all them teams finish? Behind MSU and OSU . Recruiting means nothing if your coaches can't develope talent

nfl draft says otherwise. sec has led all conferences for the last decade.

plus i wouldn't get too cocky about a one year run. cause if not winning the natty = not being able to develop talent, then osu musta been doing a shytty job developing talent for the last decade plus since ya'll been a joke everytime ya'll played the SEC.

 

[smitty22]

both teams made runs. it was more like a basketball game than a football game. but lets be real. that was actually a competitive game unlike the stomping of oregon. that was my point.

a mediocre alabama team went toe to toe with ya'll. the sec is alot more talented this year thanks to alot of those 2014 recruits coming into their own. i will KEEP REPEATING.....7 of the top 10 classes in 2014 were sec schools. expect those recruits to blow up this season much like the 2013 recruiting class blew up for ohio state last year as sophomores.

i can see schools like lsu and texas a&m making that sort of monumental leap cause they played so many true freshmen last year. and both had top 5 recruiting classes in 2014.

The game was competetive. So your saying the sec was medicore last year? And your recruiting stats mean nothing, Bama has had the top recruiting class the last what 5-6 years? And lost their last 2 bowl games.

 

[Remote]

nikka this is Auburn we're talking about. this ain't no middling team. Auburn was in the national title game just 2 seasons ago. They won a national title in 2010. something ur crappy oregon ducks can never do. They just hired Will Muschamp (arguably the best defensive coordinator in the country). They've had the #6 and #9 recruiting class according to 247's composite rankings in the last 2 years (fyi OSU has been #3 and #7 in that same span). They signed the #1 high school player in the 2015 class and the #1 JUCO prospect in 2015.

just because the big 10 falls the fukk off when you get past Ohio State, doesn't mean its the same in the SEC. We have several prestigous programs in our conference other than Alabama. There is a reason the media picked Auburn to win the conference this season. I'd say if you think comparing Auburn to Ohio State is an insult, then you're the one detached from reality NOT us.

 

[smitty22]

nfl draft says otherwise. sec has led all conferences for the last decade.

plus i wouldn't get too cocky about a one year run. cause if not winning the natty = not being able to develop talent, then osu musta been doing a shytty job developing talent for the last decade plus since ya'll been a joke everytime ya'll played the SEC.

OSU has beaten the sec the last two times its played them. Its not about winning the natty, out of the 7 teams you named as far as recruting, Aub,Bama, n LSU are the only teams say the last 5-6 years thats been relevant in the sec

 

[Swagnificent]

The game was competetive. So your saying the sec was medicore last year? And your recruiting stats mean nothing, Bama has had the top recruiting class the last what 5-6 years? And lost their last 2 bowl games.

by our standards.....HELL YEAH. the SEC's peak in terms of talent the last decade was 2009-2011. just look back at some of those teams. at one point you had cam newton, aj green, patrick peterson, and julio jones all playing against one another. guys like justin houston and geno atkins were afterthoughts in the conference because of the amount of talent that was around. you had tim tebow, joe haden, and the rest of the florida cats graduating the year before. 2009-2011 was a very special time.

since 2012, we still were the best conference top to bottom by a wide margin. but the talent level in the conference fell off BIG TIME. sec schools didn't dominate recruiting in 2011 and 2012 quite like we did before. teams like fsu started making gains. thus it led to a decrease in overall talent in the sec. it culminated in this season when only 7 sec players were taken in the first round of the nfl draft. i think thats the least we've had go in the first round for 6-7 years.

recruiting in 2013, 2014, and 2015 have changed that. right now the talent level in the sec is approaching what it was in 2009 and 2010. the sec has had at least 5 teams in the top 10 each of the last 3 years. its why alot of the guys projected to be drafted high next year are in the sec. vernon hargraves, robert nkemdiche, laremy tunsil, laquon treadwell, a'shawn robinson. its very possible that 5 of the top 10 players picked in next years draft will be sec players. and those 5 guys i named in particular.

2015 is setting up to be golden year in the SEC for NFL TALENT.

 

[Swagnificent]

OSU has beaten the sec the last two times its played them. Its not about winning the natty, out of the 7 teams you named as far as recruting, Aub,Bama, n LSU are the only teams say the last 5-6 years thats been relevant in the sec

so i guess relevant = winning a national title to you??? I guess that means OSU only became relevant last season?

Georgia was a 4th down goaline pass from playing notre dame in the 2012 national championship. they probably win it all that year if not for alabama. Florida was the #1 team in the country in 2009 until Bama housed them in the sec title game. I would consider that relevant. they also played in the sugar bowl as recently as 2013. I may not like Florida, but they've only been down for a couple of years. you writing them off like they went the way of Tennessee.

I'll concede that Tennessee and Texas A&M have been irrelevant the last 6 years. However, I think both teams are set up to be teams of the future. especially A&M. the move to the SEC has made them a premier destination for all Texas recruits. they are now consistently in the top 5-10. new facilities. kevin sumlin being a hip coach. I actually think they'll succeed Alabama as the dominant team in the SEC West in a few years.