Official 2019 NCAA Football thread

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First call I make the day warranty expires.

 

Can we please let gbovols or whatever his name was back in just for a day?

 

Depending on what direction this goes, NCAA Football could make a return!

http://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/26747489/ncaa-explores-compensation-names-likeness

 

that would be cool! I miss those games.

 

NCAA Football 98 on the original playstation was where it all started for me with that game. I would love for them to come back out with this game and at least throw in the last 5 championship teams or even the playoff teams from the last 5 years as available playable teams!

 

they should come out with a game that puts Alabama on probation and they have to play Hawaii at the end of every season in a bowl game.

 

Been there, done that.....

 

haha I didn't even know, found this

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Nice looking rig, sir!

 

Gonna need it to carry all them Ls this upcoming season

 

Get em in now because I’m guessing 1/3 of the way into the season you’ll be praying for it to be over.

 

How long do you think we can go before some of you window lickers fuck up the count down?

 

I already know it’s gonna be a long season. Dana was a shit coach and never won with his ‘best’ teams. Best team was the one he inherited. Brown is running off kids left and right currently.

I think Texas has the best year they’ve had in a decade, and probably/hopefully knocks off the protected OU hillbillies. I won’t subscribe to Ehlinger being the truth that ESPN thinks he is tho. Fits the system well.

 

Choose your words carefully when you speak of our savior.

 

Those defenses he’s playing against would have gotten humiliated by VY or McCoy. Only thing VY could read was a college defense.

 

Waiting for the 2019 Phil Steele College Football magazine to come out, preordered mine and expect it the second week of June.
If you are a serious college football fan, pick up a Phil Steele, you won't regret it.

 

My goal is to see all 123 (or whatever it is now) FBS schools play in person. Currently sitting at 65, but looks like I'll pick at least three more this season.

Anyone care to give opinions on best and worst college football experience, other than "your" team/home stadium?