Official 2023 NCAA Football Thread

Oh dear lord you poor soul

 

That’s got to suck cause I know they have dialed their obnoxiousness up by at least ten

 

As soon as the hail Mary in the closing seconds was caught in Jordan Hare, they "been rollin"

 

Its about the odds makers. They want more of that Texas/ Bama money in Vegas

 

And they won their division. Incredible.

 

I don’t see how, it’s obviously impossible to win any sort of game without a super star QB if all you have is a great defense

 

B1G football is riveting!

 

Because the B1G West is a joke. Ever since going to East/West divisions, the west division has never won the conference. At least 3 teams in the east would easily beat the best team on the West every year. Of all of them, Iowa has the best chance to take the next step. However, that would require overhauling their offense.

 

Hadn't expected it either. Last I saw they had 12 players enter the portal including 2 5-star recruits, one of which was about to get a significant increase in playing time.

 

I think you guys missed the fact I was making a joke about FSU…

 

I did miss that, but you also had a valid point about Iowa lol.

 

I saw this a few days ago. That’s a lot of recruiting stars wanting to leave.

 

I didn’t. I was being sarcastic.

 

Shockingly, so far no one has entered from Michigan, which I think speaks a lot to the current culture there. Usually there are at least a couple that aren't likely to play meaningful time that choose to transfer.

Edit: 24/7 shows one Michigan WR, Sam Staruch, who doesn't have a star rating has entered so far. He enrolled in 2020 and hasn't played much. As a matter of fact, I can't find any stats on him other than he appeared in 3 or 4 games prior to 2023.

 

Almost like those players have a feeling something will go down soon. With how Jameson W worked out I'd be down for Fleming in crimson though.

 

First thing I thought of today when I heard Collin Klein (KSU OC) is being hired for the same position at A&M. Good pick up imho though.

 

Weird leaving his alma mater, but money talks.

 

BVG landed in Kentucky

 

I wish him well. he was highly recruited out of high school and he landed in a talented QB room. he's doing what he needs to do to see the field. Especially since I saw that Beck will be staying.

 

"The current culture there" is being the "victims" of being caught cheating, and then taking a line from a recent Ryan Day speech to rally the players (Michigan vs Everybody? c'mon). I normally cheer for Michigan in non-conference games, but not this year. This might be the first time I ever cheer for 'Bama. ROLL TIDE!