OT: 2024 NCAA College Football Officail All-Encompassing (no run and shoot allowed) MEGA THREAD

[jsu34]

While I expect a beatdown by Georgia, there's still a chance folks have underestimated ND and they could wind up playing OSU/Oregon in the final game.

I feel OSU instead of Oregon more likely because it's hard to beat a team 3 times.

 

[bamainatlanta]

While I expect a beatdown by Georgia, there's still a chance folks have underestimated ND and they could wind up playing OSU/Oregon in the final game.

I feel OSU instead of Oregon more likely because it's hard to beat a team 3 times.

OSU & Oregon have only played once.

 

[remydat]

Hey, Deion. Here’s a fun fact. You have absolutely no fucking say in the matter when it comes to who drafts who. Nobody gives a flying **** whether you like it or not. The NFL draft is what it is and if somebody drafts a player to a place that you don’t want them to go, tough fucking shit.

He probably does have a say though if Hunter listens to him.

 

[jsu34]

OSU & Oregon have only played once.

My bad. It was penn state in the conf game.

 

[remydat]

If OSU plays like that the rest of the way, nobody is beating them. I don’t believe Oregon beats them again in the Rose Bowl. My guess is OSU vs Texas, Penn St vs Georgia. Since UGA is down to the their backup QB, Texas/OSU is the real championship game. Whoever wins that likely takes it all. The committee would love a final 4 of SEC vs Big 10.

I dont think Oregon lays down like how the Vols did. Oregon is actually good. Vols looked like a mediocre team that got overhyped because they play in the SEC and beat a subpar Bama team.

 

[bamainatlanta]

I dont think Oregon lays down like how the Vols did. Oregon is actually good. Vols looked like a mediocre team that got overhyped because they play in the SEC and beat a subpar Bama team.

I didn’t say Oregon would lay down. But if both teams bring their A game, OSU wins. OSU just isn’t as consistent as Oregon has been. But outside of scraping a win out at home vs OSU(which was really decided by a questionable OPI call), what has Oregon done(in regards to who they have beat)? They scraped by both OSU & Boise at home.

 

[remydat]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1870690797743731063

 

[ruprecht]

It will be hard for Oregon to beat Ohio State a second time , especially when they have been sitting for weeks. That said I hate Ohio State and if they can beat them I think Oregon can win it all.

 

[ruprecht]

Not a fan of the new playoff system.

 

[ILoveDick]

Not a fan of the new playoff system.

Too many teams?

 

[ruprecht]

Too many teams?

Yeah, I think yesterday proved that.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Yeah, I think yesterday proved that.

There were bad games when there were fewer games too. That’s just sports. Not every game is a classic

 

[ruprecht]

There were bad games when there were fewer games too. That’s just sports. Not every game is a classic

Yes but less of them

 

[DaaBears]

I think many react to the last game played like that is the end all. I didn't see a negative thing about Tennessee until the second quarter yesterday when everyone suddenly decided they shouldn't have been in playoffs, which is ridiculous. For one thing, this was the coldest weather in Tennessee's history.

College football been pretty inconsistent all year.

Arizona State was phenomenal second half of the year. Love their running back. Let's see how they do, I'm sure none of you think they have any chance. Maybe you're right, maybe not.

 

[BaBaBlacksheep]

Yes but less of them

It’s been 4 games. I don’t think we should react on that small a sample size IMO.

 

[TheEarlofRobin]

I think many react to the last game played like that is the end all. I didn't see a negative thing about Tennessee until the second quarter yesterday when everyone suddenly decided they shouldn't have been in playoffs, which is ridiculous. For one thing, this was the coldest weather in Tennessee's history.

College football been pretty inconsistent all year.

Arizona State was phenomenal second half of the year. Love their running back. Let's see how they do, I'm sure none of you think they have any chance. Maybe you're right, maybe not.

I'd rather the games be decided on the field then have such a closed system where you are just picking two or four teams to play for the championship. In some ways, I think the results show that the better teams are proving that they are better. The seeding has been accurate (so far). Its not like basketball, where Loyola can make the Final Four, return all their starters, then the next year they are an 8 seed.

As for Tennessee, I listened to a pregame interview with Josh Heupel and he said something like "the weather isn't going to be a factor, we aren't concerned with the weather"....its like zero degrees dude. I figured Tennessee had already lost the game at that point.

 

[DaaBears]

I'd rather the games be decided on the field then have such a closed system where you are just picking two or four teams to play for the championship. In some ways, I think the results show that the better teams are proving that they are better. The seeding has been accurate (so far). Its not like basketball, where Loyola can make the Final Four, return all their starters, then the next year they are an 8 seed.

As for Tennessee, I listened to a pregame interview with Josh Heupel and he said something like "the weather isn't going to be a factor, we aren't concerned with the weather"....its like zero degrees dude. I figured Tennessee had already lost the game at that point.

Definitely a factor.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

I hate to see notre dame/psu get a cake walk to the championship game while the other side has a much more difficult road. But I guess that's what we'll see in a 12 team playoff when there's realistically only 3-4 teams that are really championship worthy annually.

 

[bamainatlanta]

I'd rather the games be decided on the field then have such a closed system where you are just picking two or four teams to play for the championship. In some ways, I think the results show that the better teams are proving that they are better. The seeding has been accurate (so far). Its not like basketball, where Loyola can make the Final Four, return all their starters, then the next year they are an 8 seed.

As for Tennessee, I listened to a pregame interview with Josh Heupel and he said something like "the weather isn't going to be a factor, we aren't concerned with the weather"....its like zero degrees dude. I figured Tennessee had already lost the game at that point.

It gets pretty cold in Knoxville; they didn’t lose because of the weather. They lost because OSU brought their A game and I think Tennessee got a bit full of themselves going into the game.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

It gets pretty cold in Knoxville; they didn’t lose because of the weather. They lost because OSU brought their A game and I think Tennessee got a bit full of themselves going into the game.

Nico also is not a good qb so that hurt them too