OFFICIAL 2022-2023 COLLEGE FOOTBALL THREAD

[dacomeup]

It'll be tough with a new Big Ten. UCLA and USC will knock Nebraska down even further in the conference parking order. Could I see them becoming a more competent team going forward? Sure but I wouldn't have been on it.

If I'm Dylan, I definitely go to Ohio State. You play for a coach with a proven track record of putting players in the league, the best receivers in the nation and you might actually have a chance to win at the highest level.

The conference will be reconfigured so they’ll play SC and UCLA regularly, but also will take away them playing a team from out East.

If every top ranked kid just picked the blue bloods, then that’d be boring. Dope to see a highly ranked kid Buck the trend. Especially when the two best QBs in the NFL went to Texas Tech and Wyoming. There’s actually little correlation between high level NFL success and going to a school like OSU for QBs, so meh.

 

[dacomeup]

If 8 wins is your goal then I guess that's cool.

47 FBS teams won 8 or more games. An even smaller number of these teams were P5 schools. 8 wins for most teams is a good season.

 

[finallyfamous]

47 FBS teams won 8 or more games. An even smaller number of these teams were P5 schools. 8 wins for most teams is a good season.

Well obviously they all can't win every game. 8-4 solid to average programs.

Good point about Mahomes and Allen tho. Very true.

 

[dacomeup]

Well obviously they all can't win every game. 8-4 solid to average programs.

Good point about Mahomes and Allen tho. Very true.

There’s 4 teams in the Top 25 with 8 wins. I’d hardly call that average.

 

[finallyfamous]

There’s 4 teams in the Top 25 with 8 wins. I’d hardly call that average.

That's very average. If your goal is to finish in the top 20 or worse then good for you.

66% is beyond average.

 

[finallyfamous]

The goal is to maximize on your name and get to the next level. Doesn't matter where you go to school. I'm just saying from Dylan's perspective it seems like a dumb move but I understand.

 

[dacomeup]

That's very average. If your goal is to finish in the top 20 or worse then good for you.

66% is beyond average.

8-4 with a Top 25 finish being average . I don’t think you understand the broader CFB landscape outside of the bigger programs. Most programs would kill for consistent 8 wins.

 

[dacomeup]

 

[finallyfamous]

8-4 with a Top 25 finish being average . I don’t think you understand the broader CFB landscape outside of the bigger programs. Most programs would kill for consistent 8 wins.

I feel for those fan bases.

 

[aepps20]

Will Jimbo give up play calling duties? He’s his own worst enemy.

 

[dacomeup]

I feel for those fan bases.

The beauty of CFB is 100+ teams have different expectations, so yea I don’t think they really are looking for your sympathy.

 

[finallyfamous]

The beauty of CFB is 100+ teams have different expectations, so yea I don’t think they really are looking for your sympathy.

Never asked. Just simply saying. Continue to root for mediocrity. BELK BOWL BABY!

 

[dacomeup]

Never asked. Just simply saying. Continue to root for mediocrity. BELK BOWL BABY!

Man, you’re the epitome of insufferable and lacking knowledge to boot

 

[finallyfamous]

Man, you’re the epitome of insufferable and lacking knowledge to boot

I love you too baby.

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[usabasketball08]

I agree... I think Rhule is good enough to get them back to a contender in the conference... They were just a horribly coached team under Frost... They always seemed to find a way blow it in the end... I think Rhule is 10x the head coach Frost is

I’m willing to bet a lot of money that Nebraska is not going to be a contender in the next 3 years. If contender means the 5th or 6th best team in the conference then sure. Even some of the historical doormats and average teams in the B1G are getting better.

 

[nako xl]

Will Jimbo give up play calling duties? He’s his own worst enemy.

Luke is an interim. He's never called plays. So no.

 

[atlsfinest]

 

[aepps20]

Probably how his school feels about his salary. It was a joke how he left FSU. I want these young men and women to get as much money as they can from these deals. This is life changing money and could help even if they never go pro.

 

[atlsfinest]

The conference will be reconfigured so they’ll play SC and UCLA regularly, but also will take away them playing a team from out East.

If every top ranked kid just picked the blue bloods, then that’d be boring. Dope to see a highly ranked kid Buck the trend. Especially when the two best QBs in the NFL went to Texas Tech and Wyoming. There’s actually little correlation between high level NFL success and going to a school like OSU for QBs, so meh.

There is no piece of data showing correlation between going to certain schools/conferences, or playing a certain schemes or playing for any specific coach and NFL success.

Look at the top QBs in the NFL, it's a scrap shoot a different schools, conferences and schemes.

I think QB more than any other position is based on the individual prospect and their development. This is why I always use the metric of being drafted highly. Once you in the NFL, it's completely on you and the situation you're in.

Ohio State would put Dylan in a much better position to be drafted highly

 

[witnesskb24]

“We spent so much on this last class and completely sucked this year. Now all these great players want to transfer out and I can’t do anything about it”

 

[heavyhitta10]

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

This is officially a first for me

From ND to Oregon to OU in the span of 24 hrs

 

[tmay407]

8-4 with a Top 25 finish being average . I don’t think you understand the broader CFB landscape outside of the bigger programs. Most programs would kill for consistent 8 wins.

We get clowned on for being Texas 8&4

 

[usabasketball08]

This is officially a first for me

From ND to Oregon to OU in the span of 24 hrs

I know he’s just a kid but man, he handled that all wrong. Never seen anything like it.