Official 2020 NCAA Football Thread

Also, Nebraska wasnt in the big10 for 99% of their wins...

 

Interesting note:

Michigan started in 1879, and is number one in all time wins.
Ohio State started in 1890 and is second on the list.


The difference between starting points is 11 years. That's 11 years worth of wins and development of a head start.


Michigan hasnt been relevant in over 23 years. After this one it will be 24.
Ohio State's last national championship in 2014 was almost 7 years ago.


Man. Time flies when you're winning nattys.

 

Watching ESPN game day. Lee Corso seems more “off” than usual. Did he have another stoke or get COVID since last year?

 

It was a struggle but WAR EAGLE!

 

GO NOLES!!!

 

LSU.
Buh bye.

where the OP at?

recording setting 600+ Passing yards given up.

 

Dat sucked yea!
Defensive backs sucked.
Brennen ain’t ready yet. (Shoulda been after 4 years) He shoulda been slinging right off the bat!

 

I came here to talk shit about DBwho but I see he talked his way out

WVU still sucks.

 

Well, he was a bad spot away from beating OSU a few years ago. Michigan not winning bowl games isn't exactly a Harbaugh thing either.

 

At this point, it’s a Michigan AD thing for not making a change.

 

Way larger than that. Harbaugh isn't the issue. Many MSU fans have said they'd love to have a coach as consistent as Harbaugh. But while Michigan was busy fucking around with the Brady Hoke/Rich Rod experiment, OSU became the class of the conference. Michigan has been playing catch up while OSU has a large lead on the rest of the conference. It isn't just that Michigan hasn't beaten OSU, no one in the conference consistently has. Michigan also just overhauled their offense and defense last season.

 

They’ve been overhauling for years and getting beat every time. The only thing consistent about Harbaugh is that he can’t win big games.

 

Damn, D’wan Mathis didn’t look too hot from the little I got to watch. Glad to see Stetson play well. We might be in for a long year if we can’t find a QB

I love that Oklahoma lost, and where’s Stronghammer? He not even a member anymore? Someone give me his email address (@JimBeam)

 

Correct. Like I said, it isn't a Harbaugh thing. We're getting good recruits, but OSU is so far ahead of the conference. If you are a 5 star recruit and had no vested interest in either program, which one are you picking to go to? Michigan has beaten MSU a couple of times now, PSU, Wisconsin and we're a bad spot from beating OSU a few years ago. Quite honestly, it was amazing Michigan did as well as they did last season considering they learned whole new offensive and defensive schemes. Who knows what this season holds, especially with Milton likely at the helm as Mccaffrey fell behind and is looking to transfer. Remember, the last time Michigan beat OSU was an off season between Jim Tressel and Urban Meyer's tenure. Again, this isn't a Harbaugh thing, it's much larger than that.

 

LSU gave up 600+ yards on defense ... so I guess the only logical thing to do at this point is join the Big12.

 

Well....

Mac Jones played a whole lot better than I thought. Looked very confident and comfortable out there.


Jaylen Waddle is a damn NCAA Football cheat code. Dude just makes plays. Will be fun to watch this year.

I noticed the receivers didnt seem to be creating as much separation as they did last year. Big difference in route running in the WR corpse this year without Jeudy and Ruggs.

Najee Harris looks leaner, slimmer and faster. Not sure if that is a good thing or not. This offense reminded me of the AJ McCarron days.

Alabama Defense is back, with a chip on it's shoulder.

Anyone able to quickly chart the ROI on this?

 

a lot of teams would pay that money for 1 championship