2014 NCAA Football Thread

I hope he's going to Med school...

 

It says we want what you have and we have lots of money

 

That's what it says about Oregon St. But about the B1G, It says "I coach the "second best" (note the quotes) team in the b1G and am ashamed to say I coach in this conference."

 

Or it says urban meyer is building a dynasty and im scared to stick around and get slaughtered again.

 

Either way, I'm happy with him coming to our team!

 

Lol. Dynasty. In the B1G. Maybe if he was there 10-20 years ago. Maybe.

 

I see he hasn't stopped lobbying for tOSU.

 

Here's some cool maps of where every player for the four playoff teams came from

http://uxblog.idvsolutions.com/2014/12/2015-college-football-playoff.html

 

Science!

 

I kinda want to see a map for a lot of other teams now.

 

LSU's is probably a ton of coonasses

 

Behind Mississippi, Louisiana has probably provided the most players for MSU.

 

I have my degree, fuck it! Grad school time!

 

Interesting to see that oregon goes across the country for their players while the others like to stay more close to homw.

 

Holy shit look at Alabama revenue. +47mil in 2013

 

Ummm. Sure. Still at LSU, I assume?

Recruiting bases. Bama and FSU are in a region where there is a ton of talent, thus they don't have to travel as far. OSU is close to a bunch of major cities and has a large population base to pick from. Oregon has to travel a bit more.

Bama makes bank.

 

Bama football makes more then some athletic departments

 

If I remember correctly, their football expenses more than double ours. Their total athletic department budget does the same to our total athletic budget too.

 

Maxwell Football Club Coach of the Year finalists:
Mark Helfrich, Oregon
Urban Meyer, Ohio State
Dan Mullen, Mississippi State

told ya so (about coach of the year)

 

Under Meyer, the Buckeyes defeated a total of nine bowl-eligible teams and went 3-0 vs. ranked opponents. Offensively, Ohio State ranked fourth in the NCAA in scoring (45.2 ppg), eighth in total offense (507.6) and 10th in rushing (260.8) while boasting the nation's second-most efficient passing attack with a 172.3 team passer rating. Defensively, the Buckeyes led the Big Ten with 21 interceptions and ranked 15th in the NCAA in total defense (328.0) and seventh in passing efficiency defense (103.6). Special teams also played a integral role in Ohio State's success as the Buckeyes ranked No. 1 in the country in starting field position.



Meyer accomplished all that and more this season after losing his starting quarterback, senior Braxton Miller, just 10 days before the start of the regular season while replacing four starters along the offensive line. Meyer replaced Miller with redshirt freshman J.T. Barrett, who went on to become a leading Heisman candidate while shattering several school and Big Ten records. Then, after Barrett went down with a season-ending ankle injury in the regular season finale vs. Michigan, Ohio State and Meyer turned to their third-string QB, Cardale Jones, who helped lead the Buckeyes over the Badgers in the Big Ten title game with 257 yards passing and three TDs.