College Football - Week 7 (Oct. 11)

[UMFan83]

what is this unfamiliar feeling i have right now

 

Next year all games are Under The Lights

[CubInOK]

#scoopnscore

 

Seriously these hashtags ESPN keeps running are ridiculous.

[OleMissCub]

Can Ole Miss and Mississippi State leapfrog FSU? They should.

[Butterscup1679666578]

yep they should be 1-2. or tied for 1st, or however they do [expletive] down there.

[Andy]

Can Ole Miss and Mississippi State leapfrog FSU? They should.

Bulldogs definitely will since Auburn almost did last week. Ole Miss should.

[Careless]

Sorry, UMF, but that ESPN "all we have to do is beat ___" ad's funniest part has to be the Michigan fans

[Sosa21MVP]

Icing the kicker actually worked twice for USC tonight. Weird.

[mhuber92211]

So any ideas on the polls now? Last weeks were so over the top wrong, maybe they will right themselves a little bit.

 

Still 1 thing I can't understand is all the love for Mich State. Oregon beat them pretty easily in the 2nd half and are now in the driver's seat in the Pac 12. Yet they fell from 2 to 12 after losing to an unbeaten Arizona? Not sure I understand the thinking about any of it but how about predictions now?

[Guest]

So any ideas on the polls now? Last weeks were so over the top wrong, maybe they will right themselves a little bit.

 

Still 1 thing I can't understand is all the love for Mich State. Oregon beat them pretty easily in the 2nd half and are now in the driver's seat in the Pac 12. Yet they fell from 2 to 12 after losing to an unbeaten Arizona? Not sure I understand the thinking about any of it but how about predictions now?

 

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

[rawaction]

So any ideas on the polls now? Last weeks were so over the top wrong, maybe they will right themselves a little bit.

 

Still 1 thing I can't understand is all the love for Mich State. Oregon beat them pretty easily in the 2nd half and are now in the driver's seat in the Pac 12. Yet they fell from 2 to 12 after losing to an unbeaten Arizona? Not sure I understand the thinking about any of it but how about predictions now?

 

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

 

I think Baylor over ND and Florida state over ole miss, and switch Auburn and Oregon.

[NOLA]

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

Looks good to me, although I'd flip Bama and Oregon, and kick Baylor down to 9 or 10. No top 10 team should give up that many points to TCU.

[bukie]

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

Looks good to me, although I'd flip Bama and Oregon, and kick Baylor down to 9 or 10. No top 10 team should give up that many points to TCU.

You realize TCU was also a top 10 team, right?

[rawaction]

Baylor is not that good. But they haven't lost. When all is said and done, I don't think they'll be in the 4, but they deserve to be right now.

[Ryne Ween]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

[Old Style]

Can Ole Miss and Mississippi State leapfrog FSU? They should.

They should absolutely be 1-2 in the new polls.

[CubInOK]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

[SouthSideRyan]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

 

All 3 of those losses were against SEC teams though.

[SouthSideRyan]

1. Miss St

2. University of Mississippi

3. Florida State

4. Baylor

5. Notre Dame

6. Auburn

7. TCU

8. Oregon

9. Alabama

10. OK State

[CubInOK]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

 

All 3 of those losses were against SEC teams though.

But only one of those losses is to an SEC West team though.

[SouthSideRyan]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

 

All 3 of those losses were against SEC teams though.

But only one of those losses is to an SEC West team though.

 

The SEC East only looks terrible because everyone is comparing them to the SEC West. What do you think would happen if a Big Ten team had to play the SEC East?

[CubInOK]

Id sub out MSU and sub in Georgia. MSU has not impressed. Georgia just had a huge win in Columbia and just has the one 3pt road loss to South Carolina and a few solid wins.

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

 

All 3 of those losses were against SEC teams though.

But only one of those losses is to an SEC West team though.

 

The SEC East only looks terrible because everyone is comparing them to the SEC West. What do you think would happen if a Big Ten team had to play the SEC East?

Penn State would win the SEC East this year.

 

Hell, Indiana has a win at an SEC East school this year.

[dew1679666265]

The SEC East only looks terrible because everyone is comparing them to the SEC West. What do you think would happen if a Big Ten team had to play the SEC East?

 

No, the SEC East is just really bad. I'm not sure any SEC fan would disagree with that.

 

From the looks of it, Georgia is the only team that can be mentioned in any sort of national discussion.

[SouthSideRyan]

So Georgia's loss is to a team with 3 losses and their best win is at a place where Indiana won... Got it.

 

All 3 of those losses were against SEC teams though.

But only one of those losses is to an SEC West team though.

 

The SEC East only looks terrible because everyone is comparing them to the SEC West. What do you think would happen if a Big Ten team had to play the SEC East?

Penn State would win the SEC East this year.

 

Hell, Indiana has a win at an SEC East school this year.

 

Sigh

[Guest]

So any ideas on the polls now? Last weeks were so over the top wrong, maybe they will right themselves a little bit.

 

Still 1 thing I can't understand is all the love for Mich State. Oregon beat them pretty easily in the 2nd half and are now in the driver's seat in the Pac 12. Yet they fell from 2 to 12 after losing to an unbeaten Arizona? Not sure I understand the thinking about any of it but how about predictions now?

 

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

 

Alabama is too high.

 

Looks like I'm in the minority on this one but I think I'd rate Ole Miss ahead of Mississippi State.

[Guest]

So any ideas on the polls now? Last weeks were so over the top wrong, maybe they will right themselves a little bit.

 

Still 1 thing I can't understand is all the love for Mich State. Oregon beat them pretty easily in the 2nd half and are now in the driver's seat in the Pac 12. Yet they fell from 2 to 12 after losing to an unbeaten Arizona? Not sure I understand the thinking about any of it but how about predictions now?

 

I'd go

 

1. Miss St

2. Ole Miss

3. Florida State

4. Notre Dame

5. Baylor

6. Auburn

7. Bama

8. Oregon

9. Michigan St.

10. Oklahoma

 

Alabama is too high.

 

Looks like I'm in the minority on this one but I think I'd rate Ole Miss ahead of Mississippi State.

 

I went Miss St. first because of the win over LSU. Even though LSU isn't as good as usual this year, winning there is still a better third win than what Ole Miss has. And Bama the nod over Oregon because their loss is better. But I wouldn't be opposed to swapping those two.

 

Though I guess from my own logic from last week I should have TCU over Oklahoma though. Oh well.