Official 2020 NCAA Football Thread

Y'all should watch "The Mind of Aaron Hernandez" I thought I knew a lot about his life and background, but holy shit they dig deep into it.

 

Planned on watching that this weekend. Heard good things so far about it.


Looks like SC got a happy ending after all Monday night.

 

Nobody getting suspended from the whole Odell thing, whatever money he gave out will be "donated" to a charity for those who are returning to school. This is completely different from the Chase Young ordeal and all other "loans" from "friends" and really getting blown out of proportion cause OBJ has to have the spotlight on him 24/7

 

Don't think the mighty NCAA is going to see it that way.

 

New Orleans just issued an arrest warrant for OBJ for simple battery...

 

For "spanking" a cop in the locker room during post game celebration. After he did it he and the cop start dancing...

 

It's the SEC. Rules don't apply to them.

 

best team in history.

 

they should.

 

SO wrong on this post. 2001 Miami Hurricanes, hands down the best team in College football history.
https://fanbuzz.com/college-football/acc/miami/2001-miami-hurricanes/
I am non-biased when it comes to these also.

 

7 wins vs top 10 teams.

Single-season record (AP poll era) of 726 points scored.

Awards won by players and coaches include the Heisman, Maxwell, Walter Camp, Davey O’Brien, Biletnikoff, Thorpe, Broyles along with multiple Coach of the Year honors for Orgeron.

Never trailed in the fourth quarter.

Only time trailed by double-digits was against Clemson (17-7), before answering by out-scoring Dabo Swinney’s Tigers 35-8.

Defeated a record seven AP top-10 teams, including going 4-0 against top-5 teams.

Only team ever to beat entire AP preseason top 4.

Defeated Clemson, Oklahoma, Alabama, Florida and Georgia by an average margin of 19.6 points. Those five teams posted a combined 60-4 record against non-LSU opponents.

 

2001 Hurricanes beat their opponents by an average of 32 points per game.

Only played 12 games, not 15. Scored 492 points, giving up only 117 pitching 3 shutouts, one of those against #15 Syracuse.

Beat 5 top 15 teams. Beat those teams by a combined 164 points.

Largest margin of victory over consecutive ranked teams (124-7).

6 players earned all-american. Maxwell award winner, Outland Trophy.

17 players drafted in the first round. Of 38 players from that team, 13 are in the Pro Bowl, totaling 43 pro bowl appearances.
Ken Dorsey
Clinton Portis
Willis McGahee
Najeh Davenport
Frank Gore
Jeremy Shockey
Andre Johnson
Bryant McKinnie
Jerome McDougle
William Joseph
Vince Wilfork
Jonathon Vilma
DJ Williams
Ed Reed
Mike Rumph
Phillip Buchanon
Kellen Winslow II
Sean Taylor

Sorry, my glasses aren't a purple hue. 2001 Miami is still the most dominant team in college ever.

 

Im a die hard Bama fan and having some Bama teams in the talks for best ever I still agree with this. There isn't a team that could be the 01 "U". There are a couple teams that could maybe come close, but would still come out on the losing end. PERIOD!

 

lol mine don't have a purple hue, I just shared records this LSU team made that Miami didn't come near.

They hold different records.

They are different teams.

They played different schedules (LSUs harder). LSU scored 234 more points in only 3 more games.

You can't 100% say one way or another, just as I can't, unless they played exactly the same teams/players.

 

That team was insane. but in the championship game Nebraska beat Miami in the second half 14-3... (ignore the first 30 mins though... )





ESPN needs to do another all time greats list: this clip is classic (and has 95 Neb > 01 Miami... fan vote I know...)

 

2008 Gators....am i doing this right or are we just naming our favorite teams?