The obvious topic is Big 12 expansion.
I think a better topic is can the inappropriately ranked #10 at one point this season Canes save their season by beating VA Tech and confuse the awful Coastal side of the ACC even more.
The obvious topic is Big 12 expansion.
I keep wondering why Washington has a lower win out chance than both Michigan and Ohio State(and they play each other!)... Then I remember #Pac12AfterDarkI'd guess you have a 20-30% chance of winning out at this tpoint.
Just gotta look out for Mike Leach and his band of Pirates at the end.
SC might be a little tricky too if they keep rolling.
Questions/Topics for tonights podcast recording?
Will firing his crappy assistants save Jim Mora's job at UCLA or is he already toast?
Why can't Pac-12 teams keep their QBs healthy?
Is Oregon's swoon a 1 year aberration or the start of their return to normalcy? Is the real reason for it that the rest of the landscape figured out the Hurry up No Huddle and Helfrich is in over his head or is it something more sinister?
Which desperate second tier school will hire Les Miles and be disappointed?
Same question but Lane Kiffin instead.
Jabrill Peppers, Heisman Candidate or recruiting site hype monster?
Will you be the special guest guest?
Does BYU have one of the hardest schedule so far this year?
Shh surprise. Someone else.Will you be the special guest guest?
If college players were compensated in a manner similar to NFL players, Texas football players would receive the most money, according to a study completed by Business Insider.
Estimates for each player were compiled by using data from the Department of Education. In the NFL, players get 47% of all revenue and for this study, each school's football revenue was split between the school and the athletes. With 85 scholarship players on the roster, the players' shares were divided evenly among them.
This year's total estimate for Texas is higher than last year's $622,104. This year, Texas is more than $130,000 ahead of Alabama's $536,485 average value per player.
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If @bcfremeau projections finished perfectly, here's how the South finishes:
Colo: 7-2
UCLA: 5-4
Utah: 5-4
USC: 5-4
ASU: 3-6
Zona: 0-9
That would be quite mediocre!
The pac12 plays nine conference games just like all of the top tier conferencesWtf, I don't even understand these numbers
Wtf, I don't even understand these numbers
They can easily be 6-0. But all those losses by less than 7 are brutal.So far, its gotta be around there
Arizona, Utah, UCLA, Michigan St, Toledo, West Virginia, and Mississippi St.
Pac-12, B1G, and SEC victories. Not too shabby. Would love to see them get one on Boise St, which could put them ranked, unless a bunch more 3-loss SEC teams (or future 4-loss) get in instead, lol.
Yeah, seeing their remaining games listed out it's hard to agree. I'd say the Buffs beat Zona and UCLA and the other three are toss-ups.These are conference records, not overall records. The projections say that Colorado is going to go 4-1 against a slate of Arizona, Stanford, UCLA, Utah and Wazzu while USC is going to go 2-2 vs Cal, Oregon, UW and UCLA.
Not knowing how the system works it is hard to agree with those projections fully.
Here's the projections for this weeks games: http://www.bcftoys.com/2016-game-projections/
I keep wondering why Washington has a lower win out chance than both Michigan and Ohio State(and they play each other!)... Then I remember #Pac12AfterDark
OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH Yeahhhhhhhhhh!
kinda, it's really just the schedule too and the 95+% win chances that Michigan has in almost every game. Illinois, MSU, Maryland, and Indiana should be easy wins for Michigan (Indiana surprises me at 97.7% chance of FPI, that defense is pretty good). Iowa is nearly 90%.
I mean, Michigan under FPI right now is currently like probably mid 80% chance of being unbeaten when they get to the tOSU game
Ohio State doesn't have quite as high numbers, more 95%, with an 84% game at PSU and 89% game vs Nebraska.
Both of those schools are highly favored to be unbeaten when they play, but only one of them will win and that game is a coin toss right now.
Meanwhile, Washington isn't as heavily favored in several games (WSU=70%, USC=79%... it's only real slam dunks are ASU=93% and Oregon Lite = 98%) - but it also doesn't have a 50/50 game left.
So more possibly "surprise" games where that Pac12AfterDark affect could happen. But also toss up clash of the titan game left either.
NO FPI QUOTING ALLOWED IN THIS THREAD.
NO FPI QUOTING ALLOWED IN THIS THREAD.
They could just as easily be 1-5 though as wellThey can easily be 6-0. But all those losses by less than 7 are brutal.
UCF v. UCONN. The best forced rivalry in all of CFB!
True. Too many nail bitersThey could just as easily be 1-5 though as well
I dunno. I'm fond of Maryland being a bunch of assholes to Penn State to make themselves hated by PSU's fanbase.
They excel at that tho. HEY WE MATTER!!!!!! AND FUCK YOU *throws battery at player*
Maryland PSU aint forced.
Could Chip Kelly go back to Oregon? Is that possible? He belongs there.
Could Chip Kelly go back to Oregon? Is that possible? He belongs there.
Note to UM: try to schedule some real teams to start a year, not 4 cupcakes in a row
Oregon's problem (aside from the fact that they bought success instead of building it, which means they don't understand how to maintain it) is that they don't really do anything special anymore.
Lots of teams run hurry-up spread offenses.
Lots of teams have 1000000 uniform combos.
Lots of teams have lavish facilities.