FSU may seem a year away, but we could make a game with any team right now with where we are at. The defense may take a step forward next year, but the offense will take a step back with a few key early departures from the OLine and probably DT Timmy Jernigan.
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FSU may seem a year away, but we could make a game with any team right now with where we are at. The defense may take a step forward next year, but the offense will take a step back with a few key early departures from the OLine and probably DT Timmy Jernigan.
According to this, it's Bama, then Oregon, then Clemson, FSU, Ohio State. None really close to the top two.
the projection was for the end of the year BCS standings, not current. the current projected standings are meaningless for this discussion.
- FSU still has Clemson, Miami, and Florida to play. And if they beat Clemson, they'd likely have to play Miami again in the ACC CCG.
- Clemson still has FSU and South Carolina to play. And if they beat FSU, they'd likely play Miami in the ACC CCG.
so an undefeated FSU or Clemson would both move up substantially in the BCS with all of those top opponents still to play. whereas Oregon's remaining schedule isn't nearly as impressive.
According to this, it's Bama, then Oregon, then Clemson, FSU, Ohio State. None really close to the top two.
the projection was for the end of the year BCS standings, not current. the current projected standings are meaningless for this discussion.
- FSU still has Clemson, Miami, and Florida to play. And if they beat Clemson, they'd likely have to play Miami again in the ACC CCG.
- Clemson still has FSU and South Carolina to play. And if they beat FSU, they'd likely play Miami in the ACC CCG.
so an undefeated FSU or Clemson would both move up substantially in the BCS with all of those top opponents still to play. whereas Oregon's remaining schedule isn't nearly as impressive.
not sure why you're laughing, but every major ratings service has the ACC as the #2 conference and the Pac 12 as #4, barely in front of the lowly Big 10.
the Pac 12 will only have 1 top-15 ranked team at year end: Oregon.
- UCLA will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Stanford will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Washington will finish with 4 or 5 losses.
- Oregon State, who lost to Eastern Washington at home, will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
whereas the ACC will finish with 2 or 3 top-10 teams by year end. it's not even close, they are far ahead of the terribly overrated Pac 12. and that's what would give FSU or Clemson the #2 BCS spot if either of those teams run the table.
class dismissed!
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Quote Originally Posted by gridironguy:
ACC tougher than the PAC 12 ??
not sure why you're laughing, but every major ratings service has the ACC as the #2 conference and the Pac 12 as #4, barely in front of the lowly Big 10.
the Pac 12 will only have 1 top-15 ranked team at year end: Oregon.
- UCLA will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Stanford will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Washington will finish with 4 or 5 losses.
- Oregon State, who lost to Eastern Washington at home, will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
whereas the ACC will finish with 2 or 3 top-10 teams by year end. it's not even close, they are far ahead of the terribly overrated Pac 12. and that's what would give FSU or Clemson the #2 BCS spot if either of those teams run the table.
not sure why you're laughing, but every major ratings service has the ACC as the #2 conference and the Pac 12 as #4, barely in front of the lowly Big 10.
the Pac 12 will only have 1 top-15 ranked team at year end: Oregon.
- UCLA will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Stanford will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Washington will finish with 4 or 5 losses.
- Oregon State, who lost to Eastern Washington at home, will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
whereas the ACC will finish with 2 or 3 top-10 teams by year end. it's not even close, they are far ahead of the terribly overrated Pac 12. and that's what would give FSU or Clemson the #2 BCS spot if either of those teams run the table.
not sure why you're laughing, but every major ratings service has the ACC as the #2 conference and the Pac 12 as #4, barely in front of the lowly Big 10.
the Pac 12 will only have 1 top-15 ranked team at year end: Oregon.
- UCLA will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Stanford will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
- Washington will finish with 4 or 5 losses.
- Oregon State, who lost to Eastern Washington at home, will finish with 3 or 4 losses.
whereas the ACC will finish with 2 or 3 top-10 teams by year end. it's not even close, they are far ahead of the terribly overrated Pac 12. and that's what would give FSU or Clemson the #2 BCS spot if either of those teams run the table.
are you going to shut up now or do you want me to keep posting proof??
again, i'm waiting proof of where i "keep complimenting" you in your threads.
you're so full of chit, i can see why the entire board laughs at you and calls you a psycho. you were absolutely humiliated by at least 30 different posters in your recent cry for attention thread.
you're a documented 38% capper who loses his azz every single year. i learned that after week 1 and never even bothered reading another one of your threads.
now, again, provide the proof where i "keep complimenting" you in your threads.
this should be interesting because you have none.
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Quote Originally Posted by gridironguy:
you posted in most of my pick threads to start the year. you were the first one to comment on my week one picks!!!
are you going to shut up now or do you want me to keep posting proof??
again, i'm waiting proof of where i "keep complimenting" you in your threads.
you're so full of chit, i can see why the entire board laughs at you and calls you a psycho. you were absolutely humiliated by at least 30 different posters in your recent cry for attention thread.
you're a documented 38% capper who loses his azz every single year. i learned that after week 1 and never even bothered reading another one of your threads.
now, again, provide the proof where i "keep complimenting" you in your threads.
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