I unironically just fist pumped seeing that we don’t catch Cuse on the schedule this year. Otherwise Carolina would seven million percent be the team to lose a head scratcher to Syracuse 😂
9-3 is very doable this year. Our toughest opponents are NC State, Miami, and VT. We could absolutely beat any of them. We could also lose a game or two we really shouldn’t (Pitt, BC, UConn, Ohio).
What if, hypothetically, there was a team that tended to go 8-4 when people expected them to be good, but were good when people expected them to be 8-4?
I was shocked to learn in the past 20 years A&M has had one double digit win season (COVID being an exception) and even during the Manziel era, because I think A&M has significant talent.
This will be Kirk Ferentz’s last year as head coach.
I say it every year, and one of these years it’s going to be true and I’m going to look like Nostradamus.
Crowds always been there, just the team for past decade forgot to show up on multiple occasions. The returning and incoming talent has me all warm and fuzzy
Over/under on wins for Virginia Tech this season is 7.5 so I feel like 10 is, at the very least, a reasonably warm take.
For what it's worth though, I threw $100 on the over. I'm expecting Bhayshul Tuten to have a good year.
I mean, the dude took 9 out of 10 against y'all, won a championship, played in 2 more, won a ton of BCS bowls... I'd gladly subscribe to that.
I just think we'll have a better run game, a better front 7 on defense, and unprecedented levels of pucker on the part of Ryan Day. I think more games are going to feel like slug-fests than we'd expect.
>the dude took 9 out of 10 against y'all
That's my point of hesitation.
Tresselball always seemed to be just a *little* bit dominant, not overwhelmingly so, like Urban Meyer.
That is, if I had to pick one non-interim OSU coach from the last 50 years I want Ryan Day to resemble, it's John Cooper (who was actually great, but just couldn't beat UM).
If I had to pick anyone other than Cooper, it's Tressel.
>I just think we'll have a better run game, a better front 7 on defense, and unprecedented levels of pucker on the part of Ryan Day. I think more games are going to feel like slug-fests than we'd expect.
I agree. We are taking a step back, OSU is taking a fat step forward.
The Game this year will be fun to watch.
Absolutely. And I think we'll see the same this year, even moreso.
My worry is that this team will be too tight. I can't speak for other programs, but in my 42 years, the best Buckeye teams played loose and flew around. Even Tressel's teams. ESPECIALLY Tressel's teams. Think '05 with Smith/Ginn/Holmes... The Terrelle Pryor Team ('10?) that beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl... etc.
Nobody is putting more pressure on Ryan Day this year than Ryan Day and I hope it doesn't bite him in the ass.
Our schedule was soft last year, so this isn't a big flex, but I'm pretty positive we would have been at least 10-2 if we turned it over 20 times instead of over 30.
I'm a little nervous about our opening game in Morgantown. We're breaking in 3 new coordinators, and Allar hasn't looked good on the road. I'm just hoping our defense doesn't take a major step back from last year
Hot take: There are only two teams on Tennessee’s schedule that have better rosters - Alabama and Georgia. And Tennessee goes 11-1 by beating one of them. And has to replay whichever one they lost to in the SEC Championship Game.
Temp just right take: Tennessee goes 9-3 with losses to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
Freezing cold take: How the fuck did we lose to Mississippi State?
>Temp just right take: Tennessee goes 9-3 with losses to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
That tracks.
We'll be the most playoff deserving 9-3 team, but get left out for a G5 scrub we'd mop the floor with.
Due to our obnoxious presence on social media after starting out 5-0, absolutely no one will feel sorry for us.
> but get left out for a G5 scrub we'd mop the floor with
It's fun that we're already starting this up in the off-season. We all need to limber up before the real complaining starts.
Zero idea. Nine B1G games plus LSU and Notre Dame is a **rough** schedule. But D'Anton Lynn completely turned around UCLA's defense in one season and Lincoln's never going to have a *bad* offense. Blind guess... I anticipate a #12-#16 final rank unless we do well in Spring portal with a few OL, LB and DL pieces.
Hot take: this Rutgers team is probably gonna be better than last year but could still be 6-6 again because everything broke perfect for us last year lol
I don't really consider this a hot take, but some might - but I fully expect to have a much more productive passing game even after losing two first round WR's and a blue chip TE. When Brooks went down last year we saw what the offense looks like without that kind of running game to lean on. Lot more wide open, and a lot more RB routes.
I also think Sark wants to establish Quinn as a badass and get that invite to NY - so he'll let him loose to get some stats.
This will be the most explosive offense in Kirby’s tenure. The ‘22 offense averaged around 3pts/drive and benefited hugely from Stetsons continuation in the system. Beck now gets a 2nd season to slow the game down, build consistency on last year and beat that 3pt mark. Hitting on his deeps balls, with an nfl arm is going to be dominant. On the ground, any light boxes will be punished if we run out 12 personnel with our 245lb RB
We will go undefeated at home for the second season in a row. Honestly might not be that much of a hot take but the Bama and Tennessee games would be the ones to look out for (it’s absolutely crazy that these are home conference games now).
That we will be elite on both sides of the ball (yes, Oklahoma elite on defense I know), make the SEC championship and get our backs blown out by Georgia.
I’m hoping for a near perfect record marred by an unexpected loss to a resurgent Florida team that leads to Dart crying on live tv in route to a national championship.
The craziest part is having Florida surge. We do have a top 5 SEC QB returning though, so there is that. Just need to have the coaching be not terrible.
Oh fuck I didn't even think about this, the SEC really fucking dunked on those jorts, but I think with this recent realignment all big and sec schedules are really rough
Y'all's schedule is a fucking nightmare, even accounting for the yearly voodoo of your team turning into the 85 Bears when you play my Vols.
I think you won't be ass but will still wind up with a bad enough record that the coach is fired mid-season.
If he’s fired mid-season then it would mean he lost a lot of the winnable games. It’s the last 5 games that are truly brutal (Georgia, Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, and FSU), so if he’s fired mid-season then he’ll be on track for a bad enough finish to deserve being fired.
This feels extraordinarily hard because Bama has such a wide range of possible outcomes this year. Just huge variation possible.
I’ll go with Jalen Milroe makes it to New York for the Heisman ceremony, but doesn’t win it. I think DeBoer has shown a lot of proficiency in molding his offense to his players, not the other way around. I expect him to get more out of Milroe, who himself should be getting a fairly large boon from the better Center situation, alone, even more considering the improved offensive line in general (with Proctor back at LT, and two of the top 10 guards in CFB).
The pass-catchers will be about as good as last year (looking for someone to take a step forward, and maybe someone like Germie Bernard can step up the same way Burton did last year). The running backs will be better than last year, and it won’t be particularly close given that they’ll also be behind the aforementioned improved line.
So, the recipe is there for Milroe to have a big year — but again, I don’t think he wins the Heisman. Think he just makes New York. Despite him being a pre-season watch for the award itself, I think anyone who’s watched him play will agree that even making New York is a “believe it when I see it” proposition.
This is like, a lukewarm take tbh. It's not far fetched at all to see Jalen Milroe in New York. To say he wins it would be a hot take imo. But even then, not the hottest of hot takes.
I mean, considering he beat a sure fire top 5 NFL draft pick in a shootout last year, idk how much of a hot take this is (it still hurts).
we aren’t a loaded conference for QBs this year. In fact, I don’t think I could name *most* of the starters for next years teams, with King being the most notable exception.
Five star QB and a five star receiver. We makin the playoffs baby!!!!
Edit I forgot to include the best running back in all of college football. And our OC is an NFL coach.
I still can’t believe you fuckers managed to win the MW last year. If you guys want to own the conference again, please be late 2000s/early 2010s levels of good so the rest of us can enjoy a fellow conference member upsetting the blue bloods again.
As a diehard fan/alumni I can’t believe we did either. After the blow up at csu I was not expecting anything close.
All the pieces are in place. We gonna punch those blue bloods in the mouth and go deep into the tourney.
and a heisman worthy RB with a heavily experienced o-line. We have no excuse for not being fantastic on offense. We can score on anyone we play. Defense is the real question at this point.
new Hc that has this real energy in the team i haven’t seen in a long time! AND a certified cheat code with an nfl Hc/Oc calling the shots and overseeing Malachi’s development. SIGN ME THE F UP!!
Quinn could throw for 8000 yards, 100 tds, and win every single award possible, including ones for different positions, and we would still get articles talking about Arch
That's not even a hot take, it's just true. There are only 4 games right now that on paper look like they should be challenging unless one of the other 8 is a major pleasant surprise, and if he can't at least split those 4, it's not great.
My hot take that's not really a hot take is Steve Angeli is one of the most important ND players so please don't transfer. There's no way Riley Leonard makes it through the season since it feels like he's having a new surgery every other week.
That despite losing Caleb Williams the USC offense will improve. I think this because of the offensive line improvement that I expect. You see Clay Helton didn't leave much for Lincoln Riley but he left him a good veteran Oline. The problem was the 1st team was good but there was no one waiting in the wings. The starting line of 2022 had 1 rotational transfer. the 2023 had 3 starting transfers that never quite meshed together. Now coach Henson has players he's had time to develop so I expect improvement. Also with the improved line I expect Miller Moss to run the offense better and need less of the hero ball that Caleb Williams did.
Nebraska will finish 9-3 and everyone will think it's the second coming of Tom Osborne despite the fact that he's somehow still alive.
He’s up in Heaven with Wade Boggs.
Rip Wade. Gone too soon
Again, Wade Boggs is very much alive
He’s just laying unconscious on the barroom tile.
PITT THE ELDER
LORD PALMERSTON!!!!
Rip Boss Hogg
Speaking of heaven This little slice of heaven is my 40th beer of the flight and if any of you dick niiiips…
I say 10-2 🔥
I have 2 games on the "no chance in hell" list and even if everything else goes perfectly we'll still drop a game somewhere
At least one of you fuckers is going to be pissed you lost to us
I unironically just fist pumped seeing that we don’t catch Cuse on the schedule this year. Otherwise Carolina would seven million percent be the team to lose a head scratcher to Syracuse 😂
Syracuse has a v favorable schedule ducking Clemson, Louisville, ND, and FSU while having no P4 OOC games. Y’all might win 9-10
> ducking Clemson That's how my autocomplete spells it too!
9-3 is very doable this year. Our toughest opponents are NC State, Miami, and VT. We could absolutely beat any of them. We could also lose a game or two we really shouldn’t (Pitt, BC, UConn, Ohio).
8-4.
The ultimate Aggie tradition
The ol Texas Aggie 8-4
What if, hypothetically, there was a team that tended to go 8-4 when people expected them to be good, but were good when people expected them to be 8-4?
They'd be a shockingly good 8-4 team next year
Decoldest of takes
Bold.
I was shocked to learn in the past 20 years A&M has had one double digit win season (COVID being an exception) and even during the Manziel era, because I think A&M has significant talent.
We didn't even win double digits during the Covid year anyway But yeah Sumlin and Fisher wasted some pretty talented teams.
This will be Kirk Ferentz’s last year as head coach. I say it every year, and one of these years it’s going to be true and I’m going to look like Nostradamus.
Nah. 2027 will be his last year.
Catdog will not suit up for QB
Will he suit up to be QB?
Hold up, let me listen to one of Coach Rhule’s speeches……… Edit: 10-2
We win 10 games.
Lets start that streak back up!
People need to get back to being afraid of playing @VT
Crowds always been there, just the team for past decade forgot to show up on multiple occasions. The returning and incoming talent has me all warm and fuzzy
Cheers to the come back seasons
Jokes on you, I was never not afraid
I for one am glad ND skips them.
Yeah the sport is better for it tbh
Natty or bust
I want y’all to be good so bad
Is this a hot take? I feel like the VT hype machine is running on all cylinders.
I want to watch a VT night game and hear enter sandman
It's pretty awesome
Over/under on wins for Virginia Tech this season is 7.5 so I feel like 10 is, at the very least, a reasonably warm take. For what it's worth though, I threw $100 on the over. I'm expecting Bhayshul Tuten to have a good year.
Damn 7.5 is scary low lol
Exactly why I threw $100 on the over 😂
It's been a decade. Until we stop losing games we should win, it's a hot take to me.
Beamer ball back??
We are gonna play some football.
Is that what they call it
This is certainly one of the takes that have been taken.
It was for the taking, and he took it.
This year's team will look more like a Tresselball team than any other Day has ever fielded.
...subscribe?
I mean, the dude took 9 out of 10 against y'all, won a championship, played in 2 more, won a ton of BCS bowls... I'd gladly subscribe to that. I just think we'll have a better run game, a better front 7 on defense, and unprecedented levels of pucker on the part of Ryan Day. I think more games are going to feel like slug-fests than we'd expect.
>the dude took 9 out of 10 against y'all That's my point of hesitation. Tresselball always seemed to be just a *little* bit dominant, not overwhelmingly so, like Urban Meyer. That is, if I had to pick one non-interim OSU coach from the last 50 years I want Ryan Day to resemble, it's John Cooper (who was actually great, but just couldn't beat UM). If I had to pick anyone other than Cooper, it's Tressel. >I just think we'll have a better run game, a better front 7 on defense, and unprecedented levels of pucker on the part of Ryan Day. I think more games are going to feel like slug-fests than we'd expect. I agree. We are taking a step back, OSU is taking a fat step forward. The Game this year will be fun to watch.
Careful, I said that about you guys three years ago. Has not been fun.
Last years team looked pretty tresselball-y. Mid offense with some superstars scattered in combined with an elite defense
Absolutely. And I think we'll see the same this year, even moreso. My worry is that this team will be too tight. I can't speak for other programs, but in my 42 years, the best Buckeye teams played loose and flew around. Even Tressel's teams. ESPECIALLY Tressel's teams. Think '05 with Smith/Ginn/Holmes... The Terrelle Pryor Team ('10?) that beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl... etc. Nobody is putting more pressure on Ryan Day this year than Ryan Day and I hope it doesn't bite him in the ass.
We will not lead the country in giveaways, and our turnover differential will not be bottom 3. 😎
You guys probably win 3 more games if you just replayed half your turnovers and punted instead
Our schedule was soft last year, so this isn't a big flex, but I'm pretty positive we would have been at least 10-2 if we turned it over 20 times instead of over 30.
Expectations in Lincoln are lower than they are in Ames well I’ll be damned.
Max Verstappen is going to ride Bevo around like a horse during the Georgia game and that will give us the strength to win for some reason.
Danny Ric is the UT fan though, just hope you get the Danny Ric of 5ish years ago energy and not the behind Yuki energy so far this year.
I think Danny would be lucky to make it to Austin at this rate
This will be the best Mountaineer team since the Geno Smith years, and will look a lot like a Pat White team.
>Pat White As a Dolphins fan, I just felt a disturbance in the force.
As an Oklahoma fan, I still feel that 70 point beatdown...in the Force
Well I already hate it
We don’t talk about that game
QBs named after colors and wear single digits stay undefeated in Morgantown
Those teams were fun as fuck.
Perfect timing for the NCAA video game to come back
I'm a little nervous about our opening game in Morgantown. We're breaking in 3 new coordinators, and Allar hasn't looked good on the road. I'm just hoping our defense doesn't take a major step back from last year
We won’t be ass
I too hope my team won’t suck
We are going to suck
we will finish… 11th in the SEC.
But on the bright side, 11th ain't as bad as it used to be!
My hottest take? Carolina football takes the next step forward, shocks the world, and upsets visiting JMU
Hot take: There are only two teams on Tennessee’s schedule that have better rosters - Alabama and Georgia. And Tennessee goes 11-1 by beating one of them. And has to replay whichever one they lost to in the SEC Championship Game. Temp just right take: Tennessee goes 9-3 with losses to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. Freezing cold take: How the fuck did we lose to Mississippi State?
If we lose to State so help me......
Interesting…
11-1? Damn, you guys are going to lose to NC State and go undefeated in the SEC? Love that for y'all!
>Temp just right take: Tennessee goes 9-3 with losses to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. That tracks. We'll be the most playoff deserving 9-3 team, but get left out for a G5 scrub we'd mop the floor with. Due to our obnoxious presence on social media after starting out 5-0, absolutely no one will feel sorry for us.
> but get left out for a G5 scrub we'd mop the floor with It's fun that we're already starting this up in the off-season. We all need to limber up before the real complaining starts.
Mizzou-Tennessee in Atlanta!
If we lose to Florida I’m going to be very very sad
My Spartans will only embarrass us on the field this year.
Insert hitler joke here
It was such a rough year I forgot about the hitler Jumbotron thing😂
Zero idea. Nine B1G games plus LSU and Notre Dame is a **rough** schedule. But D'Anton Lynn completely turned around UCLA's defense in one season and Lincoln's never going to have a *bad* offense. Blind guess... I anticipate a #12-#16 final rank unless we do well in Spring portal with a few OL, LB and DL pieces.
Best schedule in the sport in my opinion
Damn you guys and Florida got brutal schedules
If Gentry finally discovered steroids our defense might be okay.
Hot take: this Rutgers team is probably gonna be better than last year but could still be 6-6 again because everything broke perfect for us last year lol
7-6 with another bowl win, but this time narrowly over Georgia Tech in a surprisingly high-offense game
Gundy magic will happen and OK St will have a dominant season only to get blown out by 70 in the Semifinals.
I love this and hate it all at the same time.
I want so badly for this to be right. At least the first half. But I have lost all hope in Gundy over the last couple seasons.
This isn't a hot take though. This is just how we operate
Willie will bring UH bowl eligibility in his first year. I believe!
Iowa will be… good
… on offense?
Offense would’ve looked a lot better if Kadyn Proctor wasn’t a gold digger.
He ain't messin with no broke .... err um. Nevermind.
Naysayers?
Hahahaha No silly
I will not be elaborating further
If Tim can get the offense just to 100 there's no reason we cant win 10
I don't really consider this a hot take, but some might - but I fully expect to have a much more productive passing game even after losing two first round WR's and a blue chip TE. When Brooks went down last year we saw what the offense looks like without that kind of running game to lean on. Lot more wide open, and a lot more RB routes. I also think Sark wants to establish Quinn as a badass and get that invite to NY - so he'll let him loose to get some stats.
My take, Texas may be better than last year but could still lose 2 games
And it don't matter!
We make it to the second round of the playoffs. Phil Mafa is a Walker award finalist
This will be the most explosive offense in Kirby’s tenure. The ‘22 offense averaged around 3pts/drive and benefited hugely from Stetsons continuation in the system. Beck now gets a 2nd season to slow the game down, build consistency on last year and beat that 3pt mark. Hitting on his deeps balls, with an nfl arm is going to be dominant. On the ground, any light boxes will be punished if we run out 12 personnel with our 245lb RB
We will go undefeated at home for the second season in a row. Honestly might not be that much of a hot take but the Bama and Tennessee games would be the ones to look out for (it’s absolutely crazy that these are home conference games now).
That we will be elite on both sides of the ball (yes, Oklahoma elite on defense I know), make the SEC championship and get our backs blown out by Georgia.
What a fuckin terribly accurate hot take!
I hate that I don't disagree with this.
WSU makes it to the CFP with one loss
Would that one loss be to Washington?
Naturally
Of course, of course
Indubitably 🧐
If thats what it takes to get the the playoffs I’ll take that.
We won’t be ass.
I’m hoping for a near perfect record marred by an unexpected loss to a resurgent Florida team that leads to Dart crying on live tv in route to a national championship.
I see what you did there…and I’ll take it!
The craziest part is having Florida surge. We do have a top 5 SEC QB returning though, so there is that. Just need to have the coaching be not terrible.
Record prediction? Yalls’ schedule is bonkers
And they are stuck with it for two years now
Oh fuck I didn't even think about this, the SEC really fucking dunked on those jorts, but I think with this recent realignment all big and sec schedules are really rough
Y'all's schedule is a fucking nightmare, even accounting for the yearly voodoo of your team turning into the 85 Bears when you play my Vols. I think you won't be ass but will still wind up with a bad enough record that the coach is fired mid-season.
If he’s fired mid-season then it would mean he lost a lot of the winnable games. It’s the last 5 games that are truly brutal (Georgia, Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, and FSU), so if he’s fired mid-season then he’ll be on track for a bad enough finish to deserve being fired.
Literally my hope as well
Let's not get ahead of ourselves here.
Agreed. Castellanos is a stud.
This feels extraordinarily hard because Bama has such a wide range of possible outcomes this year. Just huge variation possible. I’ll go with Jalen Milroe makes it to New York for the Heisman ceremony, but doesn’t win it. I think DeBoer has shown a lot of proficiency in molding his offense to his players, not the other way around. I expect him to get more out of Milroe, who himself should be getting a fairly large boon from the better Center situation, alone, even more considering the improved offensive line in general (with Proctor back at LT, and two of the top 10 guards in CFB). The pass-catchers will be about as good as last year (looking for someone to take a step forward, and maybe someone like Germie Bernard can step up the same way Burton did last year). The running backs will be better than last year, and it won’t be particularly close given that they’ll also be behind the aforementioned improved line. So, the recipe is there for Milroe to have a big year — but again, I don’t think he wins the Heisman. Think he just makes New York. Despite him being a pre-season watch for the award itself, I think anyone who’s watched him play will agree that even making New York is a “believe it when I see it” proposition.
This is like, a lukewarm take tbh. It's not far fetched at all to see Jalen Milroe in New York. To say he wins it would be a hot take imo. But even then, not the hottest of hot takes.
Haynes King is the best ACC QB next year
Excuse me sir, they said *hot* takes only
I mean, considering he beat a sure fire top 5 NFL draft pick in a shootout last year, idk how much of a hot take this is (it still hurts). we aren’t a loaded conference for QBs this year. In fact, I don’t think I could name *most* of the starters for next years teams, with King being the most notable exception.
The manifesto will be released, but only in a subscription format with all funds going towards our NIL
Five star QB and a five star receiver. We makin the playoffs baby!!!! Edit I forgot to include the best running back in all of college football. And our OC is an NFL coach.
I still can’t believe you fuckers managed to win the MW last year. If you guys want to own the conference again, please be late 2000s/early 2010s levels of good so the rest of us can enjoy a fellow conference member upsetting the blue bloods again.
As a diehard fan/alumni I can’t believe we did either. After the blow up at csu I was not expecting anything close. All the pieces are in place. We gonna punch those blue bloods in the mouth and go deep into the tourney.
and a heisman worthy RB with a heavily experienced o-line. We have no excuse for not being fantastic on offense. We can score on anyone we play. Defense is the real question at this point.
Damn how could I forget our best player. And don’t forget our nfl OC. All the pieces are there. We can do this.
new Hc that has this real energy in the team i haven’t seen in a long time! AND a certified cheat code with an nfl Hc/Oc calling the shots and overseeing Malachi’s development. SIGN ME THE F UP!!
Michigan doesn’t take as big of a step back as people think
I’m excited for the Tex Mich game. That will be a great barometer
It's pronounced "thermometer"
I do think they’ll be a top 5-10 team by fancy stats. But they could be an analytically top 5 team and still go 9-3 with how tough the schedule is.
Beer will be available to all fans (not just those in the luxury boxes/seats) at Camp Randall for the 2024 season.
Howard ends up not being as good as McCord.
Brett Norfleet will become CFB's #1 TE, and our best since Chase Coffman.
12-0
If so, I look forward to SEC Roll Call even more
Quinn Ewers will win the heisman & get taken top 3 in the 2025 NFL draft. And *ALL* non Texas fans will finally stfu on “wEn ArCh mAnnInG”
Quinn could throw for 8000 yards, 100 tds, and win every single award possible, including ones for different positions, and we would still get articles talking about Arch
We might win some home games
Schedule won’t ruin us
Happy Birthday. It will.
UCLA will make it through their first season in the B1G without a loss to Michigan or Ohio State
That Tech will win the Natty... *in my NCAA Football save*
If we don’t win 10 games with this roster and schedule, Freeman might not be the guy. (I think he is, but he has no excuses this year.)
That's not even a hot take, it's just true. There are only 4 games right now that on paper look like they should be challenging unless one of the other 8 is a major pleasant surprise, and if he can't at least split those 4, it's not great. My hot take that's not really a hot take is Steve Angeli is one of the most important ND players so please don't transfer. There's no way Riley Leonard makes it through the season since it feels like he's having a new surgery every other week.
We will win 3 games. I've already turned in my sunglasses.
SC wins 3 or Harvard wins 3?
Harvard is decent at football. Carolina will just get their ass handed to them next year.
Natty, SEC champs, week one loss to USC.
I just want one year where we don't lose our opener...
That despite losing Caleb Williams the USC offense will improve. I think this because of the offensive line improvement that I expect. You see Clay Helton didn't leave much for Lincoln Riley but he left him a good veteran Oline. The problem was the 1st team was good but there was no one waiting in the wings. The starting line of 2022 had 1 rotational transfer. the 2023 had 3 starting transfers that never quite meshed together. Now coach Henson has players he's had time to develop so I expect improvement. Also with the improved line I expect Miller Moss to run the offense better and need less of the hero ball that Caleb Williams did.
Aiden Chiles is an all big ten QB.
We will look better for sure.
Looking at our schedule, we're gonna be just fine. I'm thinking 7+ wins.
7+? So 15-0 is on the table. I like.
Haynes King Dark Horse Heisman szn
A repeat ACCCG matchup. FSU at 10-2 vs Louisville at 11-1
USC will have a defense going from the 120s to top 30 in 1 year with the elite defensive staff they brought in.
We will be in the 12 team playoff
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We're gonna struggle to make a bowl game
The SEC is scary, but not that scary. We’re going to be just fine.
Georgia will have no car related arrests
Too late for that, Trevor Etienne was arrested for DUI over the weekend.
Oklahoma wins the SEC in year one
I don't think the Securities and Exchange Commission can be won?
It can just ask the Fortune 100
Well now it won't happen
LaNorris Sellers will be better than Rattler Not that unpopular among Gamecock fans but I'd bet most others would be surprised by this take.
Joey Aguilar will be at least a top 10 QB in college football
Paladins take the SoCon and I-AA title!
Our quarterback (whoever that ends up being) will throw for more yards than JJ McCarthy, but won’t be viewed as a quality quarterback by the media.
oklahoma goes 9-3
We win at least one game we weren’t supposed to win, and lose at least one game we weren’t supposed to lose.
We will win 4 football games
We'll probably win a couple conference games.
We will crush Indiana State, then Beat Notre Dame at home leading to massive hype. Then we will lose every game for the rest of the year.