Bet I can name the 4 playoff teams for next year
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You’ll be at least 75% right for the next 5-10 years with that list.
Not sold on Bama. Saban’s a bit of a flash in the pan.
Clemson and OSU lose all world QBs. Wouldn’t be so sure there.
OU and Bama get top odds for me.
OU and Bama get top odds for me.
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Bet I can name the biggest whiners...
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Clemson’s backup qb was the top qb out of high school according to some sites. They will be good!
I can tell you who won’t be there...rhymes with Rexas Fonghorns
I doubt it. I do think we’ll be in the conversation for the Big 12 championship game in October and November, so we’ll meet program expectations.
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Aggy will test it's mettle early next year with games against Kent St., New Mexico, and Prairie View. They will be battle hardened and make a serious run.
Probably - those 4 teams already have a lock on a lot of the top ‘22 ‘cruits.
Some other team is going to have to start paying some players or this will continue for the foreseeable future
Some other team is going to have to start paying some players or this will continue for the foreseeable future
Perhaps, not this one
but I’m expecting a huge shift in philosophy next year with offense
just a gut feeling
Quite disturbing what college football leadership has done to parity in college football.
Clemson’s backup QB is really good, and OSU may have the best overall talent. I agree with the OP. Those teams are head and shoulders above the rest of the pack.
College football should expand the playoffs since they can't help any of the competitive advantage stuff. I mean bama is like giving the patriots 10 first round picks every year. I don't think its fun or good for the game. Would love to see some cool rules where you can only sign recruits from your own state or no 5 stars if you make the playoffs for the next year or two.
I agree. Maybe for different reasons though.
When the NCAA divided Church and State with “Power 5” and “Rest of 5” that was the beginning of the (possible?) end of College Football as we’ve known it. The Transfer Portal and “Opting Out” have been two other nails in the coffin too.
The only benefit I see is the NCAA is forced to expand the playoffs to keep eyeballs interested.
