The OFFICIAL 2015 College Football RANDOM thoughts thread
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Rigby.
The #1 Rated Mixtape of all Time
He turnt off of moving back to a place where he feels the pressure that if you don't succeed as a black QB, they will put that ass on fireHe'd have to be turnt all the way up off his
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O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
No way He goes to racist Ole miss. I feel bad for the QBs they have now cuz if they dint show out
they're just kids
Billy Hoyle
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SEC coach rankings: Gus Malzahn is gunning for Nick Saban's crown
Steven Lassan
Athlon Sports
MAY 07, 2015 2:19p ET
RANKING THE SEC'S FOOTBALL COACHES FOR 2015
1. Nick Saban, Alabama
Record at Alabama: 91-17 (8 years)
Career record: 182-59-1 (19 years)
Maintaining a place among college football's elite every year is no easy task. However, as long as Alabama has Saban, the Crimson Tide will factor into the playoff mix and remain among the nation's top threats to win the national championship every season. In Saban's eight years in Tuscaloosa, Alabama has won 10 games at least seven times and has not lost more than one game in SEC play in four years. And of course, we can't forget about the three national championships during the BCS era. Additionally, the Crimson Tide has seven consecutive finishes inside of the top 10 in the final Associated Press poll. Recruiting and developing talent is another strength of the program under Saban, as Alabama has reeled in the No. 1 recruiting class over the last five seasons and 48 players have been drafted since 2009.
2. Gus Malzahn, Auburn
Record at Auburn: 20-7 (2 years)
Career record: 29-10 (3 years)
In just three seasons as a head coach, Malzahn has already entrenched his name among the best in the nation. After a 9-3 record at Arkansas State in 2012 (his first as a head coach on the FBS level), Malzahn has guided Auburn to a 20-7 mark over the last two years. The Tigers played for the 2013 national championship and finished No. 2 in the final Associated Press poll after the loss to Florida State. Auburn slipped to 8-5 last year, but Malzahn should have this team back in contention for the SEC title in 2015. Prior to being a head coach on the FBS level, Malzahn was one of the nation's top offensive coordinators at Auburn and Tulsa, with a one-year stop at Arkansas in 2006. He's also known for his stint as a high school coach at Springdale High School in Arkansas from 2001-05. Malzahn is one of the game's top Xs and Os tacticians on offense and upgraded his defense with the addition of Will Muschamp as his new coordinator.
Steven Lassan
Athlon Sports
MAY 07, 2015 2:19p ET
RANKING THE SEC'S FOOTBALL COACHES FOR 2015
1. Nick Saban, Alabama
Record at Alabama: 91-17 (8 years)
Career record: 182-59-1 (19 years)
Maintaining a place among college football's elite every year is no easy task. However, as long as Alabama has Saban, the Crimson Tide will factor into the playoff mix and remain among the nation's top threats to win the national championship every season. In Saban's eight years in Tuscaloosa, Alabama has won 10 games at least seven times and has not lost more than one game in SEC play in four years. And of course, we can't forget about the three national championships during the BCS era. Additionally, the Crimson Tide has seven consecutive finishes inside of the top 10 in the final Associated Press poll. Recruiting and developing talent is another strength of the program under Saban, as Alabama has reeled in the No. 1 recruiting class over the last five seasons and 48 players have been drafted since 2009.
2. Gus Malzahn, Auburn
Record at Auburn: 20-7 (2 years)
Career record: 29-10 (3 years)
In just three seasons as a head coach, Malzahn has already entrenched his name among the best in the nation. After a 9-3 record at Arkansas State in 2012 (his first as a head coach on the FBS level), Malzahn has guided Auburn to a 20-7 mark over the last two years. The Tigers played for the 2013 national championship and finished No. 2 in the final Associated Press poll after the loss to Florida State. Auburn slipped to 8-5 last year, but Malzahn should have this team back in contention for the SEC title in 2015. Prior to being a head coach on the FBS level, Malzahn was one of the nation's top offensive coordinators at Auburn and Tulsa, with a one-year stop at Arkansas in 2006. He's also known for his stint as a high school coach at Springdale High School in Arkansas from 2001-05. Malzahn is one of the game's top Xs and Os tacticians on offense and upgraded his defense with the addition of Will Muschamp as his new coordinator.
Rigby.
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@Billy Hoyle if he wins the NC this season, Malzahn just as good imo
Top UW receiver John Ross got hurt brehs, he's out for the season. :huskycry: We gotta face a rebuild and misfortune at the same damn time.
http://www.uwdawgpound.com/2015/5/1...-leaves-a-limp-husky-offense-even-more-placid
http://www.uwdawgpound.com/2015/5/1...-leaves-a-limp-husky-offense-even-more-placid
He isn't the guy. The guy is still in high school
Last episode. Basically a series recapping the Huskies spring practices.
http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...tion-to-end-alabamas-lengthy-recruiting-reign 
Ohio State in Prime Position to End Alabama's Lengthy Recruiting Reign
Tyler
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recruiting rankings Thursday afternoon when the team landed its latest commitment from a coveted prospect.
Michael Jordan, a 6'6", 285-pound junior at Plymouth High School in Canton, Michigan, joined a 2016 Buckeyes class that continues to pack in premier players. The 4-star offensive tackle is the 15th member of a class that includes athletes from eight states.
"I feel like we have the best class so far, and since these guys are going to Ohio State, you know they're competitors," defensive end Terrell Hall told Bleacher Report in April. "Hopefully we can all help make this a legendary class."
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has already earned individual "legendary" status with national championships at two universities. The only other coach to accomplish this feat is Nick Saban, who is currently on a dynastic recruiting run.
Alabama claimed the top-rated recruiting class on each of the past five national signing days. It's an unprecedented stretch that replenishes the Crimson Tide roster for perennial postseason contention.
That streak seems to be in jeopardy as the 2016 recruiting cycle moves toward summer. Alabama's class currently sits at 15th nationally—a rather pedestrian placement considering past success.
Yes, it's still early in the game. The ink won't dry on letters of intent for another nine months.
However, the Buckeyes' momentum suggests this may be the year someone else claims the recruiting crown in early February.
Ohio State in Prime Position to End Alabama's Lengthy Recruiting Reign
Tyler
DonohueMay 8, 2015[/paste:font]
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recruiting rankings Thursday afternoon when the team landed its latest commitment from a coveted prospect.
Michael Jordan, a 6'6", 285-pound junior at Plymouth High School in Canton, Michigan, joined a 2016 Buckeyes class that continues to pack in premier players. The 4-star offensive tackle is the 15th member of a class that includes athletes from eight states.
"I feel like we have the best class so far, and since these guys are going to Ohio State, you know they're competitors," defensive end Terrell Hall told Bleacher Report in April. "Hopefully we can all help make this a legendary class."
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has already earned individual "legendary" status with national championships at two universities. The only other coach to accomplish this feat is Nick Saban, who is currently on a dynastic recruiting run.
Alabama claimed the top-rated recruiting class on each of the past five national signing days. It's an unprecedented stretch that replenishes the Crimson Tide roster for perennial postseason contention.
That streak seems to be in jeopardy as the 2016 recruiting cycle moves toward summer. Alabama's class currently sits at 15th nationally—a rather pedestrian placement considering past success.
Yes, it's still early in the game. The ink won't dry on letters of intent for another nine months.
However, the Buckeyes' momentum suggests this may be the year someone else claims the recruiting crown in early February.
All those first and second rd picks in the last 4 years outta seattle for nothing....
@Silkk @West Coast Avenger
How does that make you feel about sark?
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
USC's talent>>>>UW's talent....
Over the past few drafts not really
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
I think so....are talent this draft>>>UW's...I know they had 3 go in the first round but I bet none of those players will have a career like Leonard Williams.....
Picks 12, 18, and 25>>>Pick 6
We had a very talented defense, more talented than USC's evidently. Our record had more to do with our terrible offensive talent.
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