2024-2025 NCAA Football Season Thread Football • Page 82

Yeah but frozen hot fudge is also the goat too

 

Good. Fuck Herman

 

He was pulled from three of those too

 

my god the tackling was abysmal

 

#1 team in the country

 

feels like the stakes are lower these past few weeks - I’ve had some grouping of 12 of the same 14 teams for at least a month now and aside from Clemson playing their way out of it, it’s just the same teams in a different order with one odd team out

 

missed a week oops

Top 25 - Week 13

1. Ohio State (+1)
2. Oregon (-1)

3. Texas (+1)
4. Indiana (-1)
5. Penn State
6. Notre Dame (+2)
7. Mississippi (+3)
8. Alabama (+3)
9. Miami (-3)
10. Georgia (-3)

11. SMU (+1)
12. Colorado (+7)
13. Boise State (+2)
14. Tennessee (-1)
15. Clemson (-1)
16. BYU (-7)
17. South Carolina (+4)
18. Texas A&M (-2)

19. Arizona State (NR)
20. Iowa State (+2)
21. Louisville (-4)
22. Vanderbilt (+2)
23. Georgia Tech (NR)
24. Iowa (-4)
25. Tulane (NR)



This was somehow the hardest one yet lol. Pretty solid break at 18 where you could argue like 20 teams deserve it. None of it feels right.

 

Heisman Rankings #3:

1. Travis Hunter (+1)
2. Ashton Jeanty (-1)

HUGE GAP

3. Kaleb Johnson
4. Cam Ward
5. Harold Fannin Jr.

SMALL GAP

6. Jaxson Dart
7. Bryson Daily
8. Cam Skattebo (NR)
9. Omarion Hampton (+1)
10. Devon Dampier (NR)

 

are they a top 25 team? i don't know, but they can beat Miami so they've got a better argument than most of the other fringe teams

 

Current rankings basically confirm that the ACC and Big 12 are both gonna be one bid leagues.

Tennessee at 11, but would be first team out procedurally since the Big 12 champ and Boise are ranked behind us currently.

Time to root for the mighty… Oklahoma, Arkansas, Florida, Miss St, Auburn, Georgia Tech, and Michigan to come up with one miraculous win between them and win out.

Really curious to see what they’ll do to the loser of Ohio State-Indiana, but with the current rankings and evaluation of Penn State, those four teams seem locks already. If I’m looking at the teams correctly, currently every SEC but Texas goes on the road for the first round.

 

Loser of OSU/Indiana should probably still make it in.

 

The esteemed institute of technology in Atlanta volunteers as tribute

 

Bunk

 

Going to the game vs NC State this week with my buddy. Gonna sneak down to the field and give Haynes my shoulder at halftime. I’ve had a good run with it.

 

man i dont really get Boise being ahead of BYU and SMU. It feels like they want Jeantty on the main stage if anything or they're taking point differential into consideration?

Wins against UNLV and WASH St are better than wins against SMU/K State/Baylor? (BYU resume) or Louisville/Pitt/duke? (SMU resmue...only loss is to BYU?)


now it doesn't matter because all of this stuff will 100% play itself out..and we knew ACC was getting only 1 bid and big 12 too but still

 

Boises only loss was on the road against the number one team in a game they were winning until the 4th quarter. BYU has escaped a lot of close games and lost to really bad Kansas team. SMU hasn’t beat a ranked team all year and will only play one if they make the ACC title game. Its easy to see why both teams are behind Boise.

 

President of my company is a former player and offered my buddy and I his (incredible) season tickets for tonight.

Unfortunately, today is one of the heaviest delivery days of our whole year and I will probably still be at work well into the first quarter.

 

it’s amazing that your president would offer and not let you off early

 

truly.

 

That’s like an enhanced version of “we want everyone to have a proper work/life balance” and then declining / complaining when people take vacation lol

 

no one here has ever uttered these words lol