Official 2021 NCAA Football Thread

It’ll help with exposure for sure, but I imagine they’re doing alright with that given their recent success. That said, I see this more as a possibility for their athletic departments to get more money for improving their facilities, which is a huge deal in recruiting.

 

After all the hype surrounding Alabama's win last week Saban is talking "Rat Poison" again. Trying his best to keep his team humble and focused.

 

Yes, I know this is the football thread, but the big 12 is going to crush it in basketball. No other conference is close if it holds together. 100% improvement from OU and Texas.

 

I mean.. UCF has a title right?

 

3 out of 4

 

Buck the Fuckeyes

 

And the mighty PAC slays both the SEC and B10 to start the season.

 

I wish he was still in here. He got the perma before LSU vanished.

 

THE University of Oregon.

 

I think they finally found the successor to Tim Tebow. Man that Richardson boy looks good.

Same situation too... came in as a freshman and made the veteran starter look sorry.

 

Let's cap this off with a Buffs victory over A&M

 

The mailman is delivering again. This is a real stat line

 

Ags starting QB got a broken leg.

 

O ESS who?

 

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...hibodeaux-justin-flowe-vs-ohio-state-buckeyes

 

And? It doesn’t change the fact that the PAC-12 as a whole has been tragic for years.

 

Glad to see the buckeyes loose but damn them for causing me a point on pic’ems

 

Isn't your team a member of the Big-12? Or whatever its called today? Congrats on snagging BYU.

 

That's truly unfortunate and I hope he heals quickly. Time for the replacement to step up. I mean, surely A&M can beat the PAC 12 10th ranked "girls" with their number 2 QB? Still lots of time to save some face.

 

Down goes OSU! ND is struggling with Toledo! So far so good today!