Random college football thread

Did Clemson find a QB right before playing us, or is UNC just that bad on D?

 

We are Tennessee. Of course they found a QB the game before we play them.

 

Their D let Chase Brice put up 360 yards and 6 TDs.

 

What great qbs have went there? Stafford because he wasn't that special

 

Zeier and Murray

 

Bennett is punchable but deserves respect. He’s not 5’10. He needs knocked down a rung but I don’t know if it’s gonna happen in the playoffs. He can spin it and sees windows many college qbs don’t. More athletic than given credit for. He’s Doug Flutie ish. And Smart lucked into it. Ga does not win last year or this with any other qb on the roster the last few years except Bennett.
I don’t care who Ga has coming in as qb either. Don’t care as long as I don’t have to watch that kid vs us anymore.

 

I immediately thought of Zeier. He was a great college QB.

 

The best one they had in years left because of a racist piece of shit.

 

My hope is he got his "coming out" game out last night and we get a freshman at the bowl game ripe to make mistakes because he thinks he is invincible.

 

Pac-12 finishes with six teams ranked between 8 and 18. What a crazy year in that conference—loaded with good teams but couldn’t find a great one.

(tbh, if Oklahoma State had stayed healthy and TCU had lost one more coin flip, the top of the Big 12 might’ve looked similar).

 

or a bunch of average teams beating up on each other.

 

Arkansas/Kansas is a sneaky fun one. Looks like one of the more interesting of the December bowls. Texas/Washington is interesting too.

 

They went a combined 30-3 against the remainder of the conference and 16-2 in non-con. I’m not necessarily saying they’re all better than the Texas/Ole Miss/Mississippi State type teams lurking around the bottom of the top 25, but it’s a pretty clear separation between them and the next group down that makes it unlikely to be total mediocrity.

 

lolololol they did Iowa/Kentucky in Nashville. What’s higher, the combined scores of both teams for the full game, or Oregon’s first half total against UNC

 

YUUUUUCCCKKK

 

Leaning into the music shitty nickname

 

Satterfield leaving Louisville for the Cincy job shows exactly how bad of a fit that job was for him. He has wanted out since halfway through his first year.

 

And it's going to make for a hilarious fenwsy bowl.

 

Has this ever happened before? I was trying to think but couldn't remember a time where it has.

 

Is there another example, other than TCU this weekend, of a team losing a game and not dropping at all in the CFP/AP?