The OFFICIAL 2023 College Football RANDOM THOUGHTS Thread

PREDICT the NATIONAL CHAMPION


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Lucky_Lefty

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Reminds me of 2007 when Missouri beat Kansas (who damn near hadn't played a team with a winning record all season), which meant they went to the Big-12 Championship, which they lost, which then meant Kansas got the Orange Bowl and Missouri was stuck with the Cotton Bowl.

How stupid a system where advancing to the championship game causes you to drop behind the team that didn't even play. :mjlol:
Then KU went on to beat the 5th ranked 1-loss ACC champ Va Tech. Mizzou lost 2 games that season, while KU's only loss came to them. This is nothing like that. Mizzou got it's ass handed to it by OU (reg season and B12 title game).
 

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Mizzou lost 2 games that season, while KU's only loss came to them.

Of course KU's only loss came to them, who the fukk else would they have lost to? Do you not remember their schedule that year?

8-5 Central Michigan (MAC team)
5-7 Toledo (MAC team)
3-8 Southeastern Louisiana (FCS)
1-11 Florida International (Sun Belt)
5-7 Kansas State
3-9 Baylor
6-6 Colorado
7-5 Texas A&M
5-7 Nebraska
6-6 Oklahoma State
3-9 Iowa State


How the fukk do you NOT get 11 wins with that schedule? Even the mid teams they played, they barely won. Kansas State by 30-24, Colorado 19-14, and Texas A&M 19-11.

Missouri not only beat Kansas, but both of its losses were to 11-2 Oklahoma, a team Kansas never even played. Kansas also dodged 9-3 Texas and 8-4 Texas Tech, the only other ranked teams in the conference, and didn't play anyone OOC while Missouri beat Ole Miss and #18 ranked Illinois.


Missouri reached 11-2 by going 3-2 against ranked teams, including beating Kansas but being forced to play Oklahoma twice.
Kansas reached 11-1 by going 0-1 against ranked teams, including getting beat by Missouri and not playing Oklahoma at all.

You don't see the problem?


If Missouri's name was "Alabama", they would have been in the BCS bowl over Kansas without even a debate. :mjlol:
 
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Then KU went on to beat the 5th ranked 1-loss ACC champ Va Tech.

That's both false and meaningless. Virginia Tech had lost two games, not one, and they were massively overrated.


Their first loss was a 48-7 blowout to LSU, a team that went the rest of its season without beating another BCS squad by more than 12 points.

Their second loss was 14-10 at home to an overrated Boston College team who otherwise hardly played anyone all year.


Until beating BC in the rematch, Virginia Tech's only ranked win all season was over #21 Clemson.


How does getting blown out by LSU, splitting with Boston College, and beating a borderline top-25 squad get you the #5 ranking? I have no idea. That was a weird year.

Yeah, KSU managed to upset Virginia Tech in the bowl game, but that was KSU's ONLY win against a top-50 team all season.
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this has to be fake. i havent seen this no where.

@L. Deezy what we talking bout if this becomes true fam?

it is, they’re not reliable and damn near a troll page. They got that from this other page that made a bogus prediction a few times and were called by the recruit for lying.
 
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