The OFFICIAL 2016 College football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

I was wondering why the fukk Bowling Green was a 3 point favorite Saturday vs EMU so I was checking some SOS ratings to get an idea. I think EMU can win I legit feel like putting something on that line BGSU has looked brutal in the games I've watched this season

Bg is awful....emu at least has a skilled qb

 

[Tide Run This]

Bg is awful....emu at least has a skilled qb

Yeah these cats got one win over a crummy North Dakota by 1 point can't believe BGSU got 81 percent win probability grade on this game BGSU is atrocious he has it a 43-31 BGSU win.

 

[MikelArteta]

Shoes how great a coach babers is. Under him bowling Green had a good offense and a good d, they went 10-3 last year

This year they gsvr up 7 twice

 

[Goat poster]

Yup.

IMO the best jobs are tied to the recruiting landscape. How fertile is your region when it comes to talent and how much competition do you have.

Thats why IMO LSU is the #1 job in college football. Louisiana is one of the top 5-6 states in producing NFL talent and has basically no competition for that talent cause every kid in Louisiana dreams to go there.

Here is my top 5:

1. LSU
2. USC
3. Georgia
4. Florida/FSU
5. Texas

Ohio State and Alabama don't have the in-state talent to be top 5 jobs IMO.

OSU and Alabama DO have fertile recruiting grounds.

And MORE IMPORTANTLY huge athletic department budgets and BOOSTERS willing to do anything to compete.

It's a reason they are top 2 in the rankings and the most winning programs the last 5-8 years.

 

[Tide Run This]

Shoes how great a coach babers is. Under him bowling Green had a good offense and a good d, they went 10-3 last year

This year they gsvr up 7 twice

Yeah these cats legit look like a bottom 10 FBS program this first month

 

[RammerJammer]

Yup.

IMO the best jobs are tied to the recruiting landscape. How fertile is your region when it comes to talent and how much competition do you have.

Thats why IMO LSU is the #1 job in college football. Louisiana is one of the top 5-6 states in producing NFL talent and has basically no competition for that talent cause every kid in Louisiana dreams to go there.

Here is my top 5:

1. LSU
2. USC
3. Georgia
4. Florida/FSU
5. Texas

Ohio State and Alabama don't have the in-state talent to be top 5 jobs IMO.

State of Alabama has a ton of talent tho

 

[Trust Me]

OSU and Alabama DO have fertile recruiting grounds.

And MORE IMPORTANTLY huge athletic department budgets and BOOSTERS willing to do anything to compete.

It's a reason they are top 2 in the rankings and the most winning programs the last 5-8 years.

Anything.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Anything.

Yup

Spoiler: Anything

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Yup.

IMO the best jobs are tied to the recruiting landscape. How fertile is your region when it comes to talent and how much competition do you have.

Thats why IMO LSU is the #1 job in college football. Louisiana is one of the top 5-6 states in producing NFL talent and has basically no competition for that talent cause every kid in Louisiana dreams to go there.

Here is my top 5:

1. LSU
2. USC
3. Georgia
4. Florida/FSU
5. Texas

Ohio State and Alabama don't have the in-state talent to be top 5 jobs IMO.

It ain't Texas but Ohio is up there and is consistently a top 5/top 10 state as far as turning out football talent. There are a TON of pros from Ohio, they don't all go to OSU....MSU (LeVeon Bell, Connor Cook etc.), UM (Chuck Woodson etc), ND (Kizer) all get lots of talent out of the state.

 

[hood b. goode]

It ain't Texas but Ohio is up there and is consistently a top 5/top 10 state as far as turning out football talent. There are a TON of pros from Ohio, they don't all go to OSU....MSU (LeVeon Bell, Connor Cook etc.), UM (Chuck Woodson etc), ND (Kizer) all get lots of talent out of the state.

Jake Butt, Chris Wormley, DeVeon Smith, Dymonte Thomas...I can rattle off a list of Michigan's starters from Ohio. Harbaugh doesn't hit that state as hard as Hoke used to, though

 

[Trust Me]

Jake Butt, Chris Wormley, DeVeon Smith, Dymonte Thomas...I can rattle off a list of Michigan's starters from Ohio. Harbaugh doesn't hit that state as hard as Hoke used to, though

I think it's cause Harbaugh recruits nationally moreso than Hoke did. He obviously likes his skill players from certain regions (with the obvious exceptions) .. and he likes his lineman in a certain mood that he can find in another region ect.

When you're a rockstar like Harbaugh is, have the resume that he has, and is as well known as he is.. that attracts attention. Sometimes bad, but mostly good. You take the good with the bad at that point.

 

[TUA TAGOVAILOA]

Yup.

IMO the best jobs are tied to the recruiting landscape. How fertile is your region when it comes to talent and how much competition do you have.
Thats why IMO LSU is the #1 job in college football. Louisiana is one of the top 5-6 states in producing NFL talent and has basically no competition for that talent cause every kid in Louisiana dreams to go there.

Here is my top 5:

1. LSU
2. USC
3. Georgia
4. Florida/FSU
5. Texas

Ohio State and Alabama don't have the in-state talent to be top 5 jobs IMO.

All 50 states, ranked by their star CFB recruits

 

[Swagnificent]

OSU and Alabama DO have fertile recruiting grounds.

And MORE IMPORTANTLY huge athletic department budgets and BOOSTERS willing to do anything to compete.

It's a reason they are top 2 in the rankings and the most winning programs the last 5-8 years.

No.

Ohio State and Alabama are what they are because they have arguably the two best coaches ever. Coaches that won national titles before they got to Alabama and Ohio State. Saban won a natty already at LSU. Meyer had 2 at Florida.

Before Saban got to Alabama, the program was in a 10-15 year malaise of mediocrity. And before Urban got to Ohio State, they were best known for getting blasted by the SEC in championship games.

Alabama is what it is because of Saban. Ohio State is what it is because of Meyer. You could put Saban at Tennessee and Meyer at Penn State and they would do the same thing there as they are at Alabama and Ohio State.

Its the coaches dummy.

 

[Goat poster]

Anything.

Yup

Spoiler: Anything

Three Reasons Why Michigan's Cheating Scandal Is Serious
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University of Michigan basketball scandal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Even though administrators let you guy practice more than is legal yall still couldn't beat us

 

[TUA TAGOVAILOA]

No.

Ohio State and Alabama are what they are because they have arguably the two best coaches ever. Coaches that won national titles before they got to Alabama and Ohio State. Saban won a natty already at LSU. Meyer had 2 at Florida.

Before Saban got to Alabama, the program was in a 10-15 year malaise of mediocrity. And before Urban got to Ohio State, they were best known for getting blasted by the SEC in championship games.

Alabama is what it is because of Saban. Ohio State is what it is because of Meyer. You could put Saban at Tennessee and Meyer at Penn State and they would do the same thing there as they are at Alabama and Ohio State.

Its the coaches dummy.

U are clueless. stop