So GTS - TCU should drop as well?

(10-10-2015 10:43 PM)He1nousOne Wrote:  

(10-10-2015 10:24 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  I'd like to present as evidence of media bias ... Michigan State. They are doing their best FSU 2014 impression, escaping against everybody including really bad teams. And we spent alllllllll year hearing how FSU maybe shouldn't make the playoff and how they're really doing poorly. If the CFP Poll comes out to day and it is honest ... Michigan State should be getting the full FSU 2014 treatment.

Nope, sorry, that award goes to Georgia.

Au contraire, the Vols beat a great Georgia team this year. A truly great Georgia team.

As I will be hearing from my Knoxville relations shortly.

(10-10-2015 10:52 PM)BruceMcF Wrote:  

(10-10-2015 10:43 PM)He1nousOne Wrote:  

(10-10-2015 10:24 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  I'd like to present as evidence of media bias ... Michigan State. They are doing their best FSU 2014 impression, escaping against everybody including really bad teams. And we spent alllllllll year hearing how FSU maybe shouldn't make the playoff and how they're really doing poorly. If the CFP Poll comes out to day and it is honest ... Michigan State should be getting the full FSU 2014 treatment.

Nope, sorry, that award goes to Georgia.

Au contraire, the Vols beat a great Georgia team this year. A truly great Georgia team.

As I will be hearing from my Knoxville relations shortly.

I'm looking forward to hearing that as well. Hell, I think this Georgia team COULD have played in the NFL this year.

LOL

(10-10-2015 10:46 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  So GTS - TCU should drop as well?

TCU has played better teams and housed some of them.

http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-...15aaa.html

Portland State blowout win costs UNT coach his job TONIGHT!

(10-10-2015 08:31 PM)perimeterpost Wrote:  imagine being a Portland State fan- you start the season with a win over a local P5 program, and then you destroy another FBS team a month later, but in spite of that you're 1-1 in conference play and tied for 5th in your division.

The year Appalachian State won at Michigan, they lost twice in conference, were lucky to make the FCS playoffs and even luckier to survive the first round game against James Madison.

(10-10-2015 09:58 PM)arkstfan Wrote:  

(10-10-2015 07:29 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(10-10-2015 07:23 PM)perimeterpost Wrote:  when an FBS team loses to an FCS it's like watching a friend trip and fall- you point and laugh because the only thing hurt is their pride. But when you lose 66-0 to an FCS team its like watching a friend trip and fall and bust out his front teeth, break his arm, and cut his leg open. Aint nothing funny about it. Damn.

And losing to a team that is usually in the lower half of the FCS who were not known as a winning power FCS school to boot. The last big FCS beat down of an FBS team if you do not include the lost that a Patriot League and an Ivy League schools lost was when North Texas State beating New Mexico State back in the 1980s when North Texas was FCS at the time of a score of 58-0.

NMSU and UNT played twice with UNT in I-AA
1982 UNT 19 NMSU 30
1983 UNT 49 NMSU 3
Of course most of the players seeing action for UNT had been recruited while they were I-A.

The 1983 score is what I am talking about. The bigger score was when an Ivy League team that lost to an FCS school back in that time period. Since Ivy League schools and Patriot League schools are not FBS anymore.

(10-10-2015 11:29 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-...15aaa.html

Portland State blowout win costs UNT coach his job TONIGHT!

DAYYYYYYYYYYYYYUM.

(10-10-2015 07:15 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  New record for the worst lost.

Loss is the noun. Lost is the verb.

(10-10-2015 07:23 PM)perimeterpost Wrote:  when an FBS team loses to an FCS it's like watching a friend trip and fall- you point and laugh because the only thing hurt is their pride. But when you lose 66-0 to an FCS team its like watching a friend trip and fall and bust out his front teeth, break his arm, and cut his leg open. Aint nothing funny about it. Damn.

At that point, I seriously reevaluate who my friends are and possibly disavow any prior knowledge of their existence, to boot.

(10-10-2015 09:35 PM)Shannon Panther Wrote:  Wash St 45-38 over Oregon.

When your starting QB tosses out 50-74/505 with no picks, it's your day.

(10-10-2015 10:46 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  So GTS - TCU should drop as well?

Sure, they should. Of course, I'm just waxing nostalgic for the day that a TCU/K-State match would have resulted in a 14-10 dogfight.

So, I'm going to stare at the UF-Mizzou recap and hit the sack with that on my mind.

Are they done giving Oregon votes now? Hopefully, they're just not good this year.

At least Portland State did not put 92 points in a shutout win like Lenoir-Rhyne did last night. Lenoir played University of Faith. The game, the win and stats do not count anyways.

Michigan is going to kill Sparty next week, don't worry about the media bias GTS.

our weekly University of Faith update. Gotta love it.

Michigan is playing defense like they're a team from the early 20th century. It's absurb how good they are. They're a Boston College with offense.

Harbaugh isn't a coach, he is a Psychologist considering how he has gotten into the heads of these kids. The team is still a Hoke recruited team yet it is playing like an entirely different team.

(10-11-2015 10:57 AM)He1nousOne Wrote:  Harbaugh isn't a coach, he is a Psychologist considering how he has gotten into the heads of these kids. The team is still a Hoke recruited team yet it is playing like an entirely different team.

well one beautiful thing about Hoke with regards to Harbaugh is they look at the game pretty similarly. Lets just say it'd have been a lot harder transition for Harbaugh if he had directly taken over after RichRod.

(10-11-2015 11:02 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(10-11-2015 10:57 AM)He1nousOne Wrote:  Harbaugh isn't a coach, he is a Psychologist considering how he has gotten into the heads of these kids. The team is still a Hoke recruited team yet it is playing like an entirely different team.

well one beautiful thing about Hoke with regards to Harbaugh is they look at the game pretty similarly. Lets just say it'd have been a lot harder transition for Harbaugh if he had directly taken over after RichRod.

Yeah, you're probably right about that.

amazing stat about Michigan right now..... They are the #2 team in the country in MOV(with wins capped at 30 points per game). Only team better than them- Baylor.

And want to hear something else pretty amazing. Who is #4? Ohio St(even with them just toying with their opponents). Talk about perception not being necessarily reality. 18.2 ppg.

(10-11-2015 11:06 AM)stever20 Wrote:  amazing stat about Michigan right now..... They are the #2 team in the country in MOV(with wins capped at 30 points per game). Only team better than them- Baylor.

And want to hear something else pretty amazing. Who is #4? Ohio St(even with them just toying with their opponents). Talk about perception not being necessarily reality. 18.2 ppg.

My top 4 is this.

#1 Baylor
#2 Ohio State
#3 Utah
#4 Florida

#5 LSU
#6 Michigan


This is how I see it. The winner of the LSU vs Florida game next week will solidify themselves in the top four. I am sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for the new poll to see where Michigan is put. I still think Utah will get knocked off at some point. ASU is now firing on all cylinders. The Utah game at Tempe next week is another big game that could affect the top.

In regards to Baylor? I think they are the only standout team this year in the league. The meat of their schedule is coming up though, so we shall see.

(10-11-2015 10:57 AM)He1nousOne Wrote:  Harbaugh isn't a coach, he is a Psychologist considering how he has gotten into the heads of these kids. The team is still a Hoke recruited team yet it is playing like an entirely different team.

I don't disagree with the psychologist aspect, but I would add teacher. The biggest differences in the Michigan squad this year and those of recent years are fundamentals and technique. They play assignment football, play as a unit, and think through the progressions of the play that is unfolding before them. That's what football is supposed to be about. It's not 11 athletes reacting and doing their own thing.