The OFFICIAL 2016 College football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread
- Thread starter Ed MOTHERFUCKING G
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Its "I CALLED IT" time...SAVE THESE REPLIES for true glory...NO OTHER predictions matter
Use THIS FORMAT:
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS:
PLAYOFF TEAMS
- B1G - OSU
- SEC - Alabama
- ACC - UNC
- PAC - Stanford
- BIG12 - TCU
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (champ in BOLD)
- 1 seed - Ohio State
- 4 seed - Auburn
- 2 seed - Alabama
- 3 seed - TCU
HEISMAN TROPHY (up to 5 finalists...winner in BOLD)
- Alabama vs Ohio State
Deshaun Watson
Christian McAffrey
Dalvin Cook
JT Barrett
Bo Scarborough
BEDNARIK AWARD (defensive player of the year)
DAVEY O'BRIEN (QB)
- Myles Garrett
MAXWELL (player of year)
- JT Barrett
BELITNEKOFF (WR)
- Deshaun Watson
COACHES THAT WILL BE FIRED BY BOWL WEEK
- Juju Smith-Schuster
- Sumlin
- Hugh Freeze (probation)
- Charlie Strong
- Steve Addazio
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Rigby.
The #1 Rated Mixtape of all Time
Man I really do hope they give dude a redshirt so he can play one more year somewhere else
Aint no reason to fukk dude over by giving him snaps as a third stringer
fukking 2 years of being the best back up in the nation and now we're here
Rigby.
The #1 Rated Mixtape of all Time
I need a re-do#icalledit
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Which schools should be considered college football royalty?
By ESPN.com staff
What are the most important programs in the history of college football?
It's a thorny, fun, fascinating question that we posed to 12 of our writers. We asked them to rate every current FBS program on a scale of 1-10, based on each school's overall impact on the history of college football.
The rankings below list the school, then their average score. The top five finished with unanimous 10 scores, and we rounded up from 9.5 for those that just missed a perfect score.
The end result? Eight schools qualify for what we're calling blue bloods -- the royalty of the game.
BLUE BLOODS
T1. Alabama Crimson Tide | 10
The Tide own 11 national titles (including the most recent one). They play in the ever-competitive SEC, where they have won 25 conference titles, 12 more than the next closest team. Alabama also has more bowl wins (35) than any team in the country.
T1. Notre Dame Fighting Irish | 10
It's hard to argue with the highest all-time winning percentage in all of college football, which is the perch on which Notre Dame sits. At 892-313, the Irish have won more than 73 percent of their games. They have also won eight national championships and generated seven Heisman Trophy winners.
T1. Ohio State Buckeyes | 10
Ohio State also has seven Heisman Trophies, including the only two-time winner in running back Archie Griffin (1974, 1975). The Buckeyes have six titles to their names, half of which were won by Woody Hayes, who led the program for 28 seasons. The Buckeyes have won 35 Big Ten titles.
T1. Oklahoma Sooners | 10
The Sooners have won 72 percent of their games since taking the field in 1895, and they've won 75 percent of their conference games. With seven national titles and 14 undefeated seasons, Bob Stoops' program is a lock for blueblood status.
T1. USC Trojans | 10
The Trojans would be part of the seven-Heisman club were it not for Reggie Bush's vacated trophy. They have won seven national titles and boast 33 bowl wins, the No. 2 mark in the country behind Alabama.
6. Michigan Wolverines | 9.92
The Wolverines fall short of their fellow blue bloods in national championships with only two. But while Notre Dame has the best winning percentage, Michigan has won more games overall by a margin of 33. Current coach Jim Harbaugh will try to widen the gap.
7. Texas Longhorns | 9.83
The Longhorns have won four titles and are one of eight teams to have won 70 percent or more of their games all-time. Texas won or shared 25 conference championships during its time in the Southwest Conference but has only won three in the Big 12.
8. Nebraska Cornhuskers | 9.5
Relatively speaking, Nebraska has enjoyed more recent success. The first of the Cornhuskers five national championships came in 1970. They went back to back in 1970-71 and again in 1994-95. They've also produced three Heisman winners including 2001's winner, quarterback Eric Crouch.
Who are college football's blue-blood programs?
Man I really do hope they give dude a redshirt so he can play one more year somewhere else
Aint no reason to fukk dude over by giving him snaps as a third stringer
fukking 2 years of being the best back up in the nation and now we're here
We'll see where we're at.....can't forget Jeremy got the chance to start last year. Sean is getting his chance now.....JF3 isn't here for nothing. Dude will play. We look to have a pretty good defense, just need some offense anyway we can get it.
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
Tide Run This
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UCLA being ranked that high as a blueblood is an absolute joke shame on them being ahead of Pittsburgh
RammerJammer
#RollTide #TSC #RiseUp #BullsNation #RIPKobe
Tide Run This
Veteran
Better history better players historically neither has really done much nationally in past 25 years outside of some seasons here and there by UCLA in the late 90s.
Rigby.
The #1 Rated Mixtape of all Time
Need to replace wherever Auburn is at within that post with anybody else...elaborate....
This better be good :scustbaugh:
Also TCU>>
