I would be concerned about the bulldogs as they only have 4 returning offense starters and 3 defense starters. however they did beat them last year 49 -0. nc state are a perfect 10-0 against current teams from the sun belt. however troy has a new coach which means huge changes from last years 3-9 season. also quarterback silvers has a mean 71% pass completion record. RB Burks has an average of 6.1 yards per carry.I love Baylor to win big time as smu only won one game last year and averaged 11.9 points per game
0
I would be concerned about the bulldogs as they only have 4 returning offense starters and 3 defense starters. however they did beat them last year 49 -0. nc state are a perfect 10-0 against current teams from the sun belt. however troy has a new coach which means huge changes from last years 3-9 season. also quarterback silvers has a mean 71% pass completion record. RB Burks has an average of 6.1 yards per carry.I love Baylor to win big time as smu only won one game last year and averaged 11.9 points per game
I think I would consider dropping the tcu vs Minnesota game cause I don't really consider them a creampuff team I consider creampuff teams to be not from the power 5 conferences.TO be a creampuff team you have to be from a division 2 school or lower and playing a division 1team
0
I think I would consider dropping the tcu vs Minnesota game cause I don't really consider them a creampuff team I consider creampuff teams to be not from the power 5 conferences.TO be a creampuff team you have to be from a division 2 school or lower and playing a division 1team
I don't consider the first week of college football laying a lot of chalk a threat.however if I was to pick a team that looks like a threat it would be Arkansas state. You could take them vs USC. I'm staying away from this game
0
Quote Originally Posted by TD21:
That's a lot of chalk. Like any Dogs?
I don't consider the first week of college football laying a lot of chalk a threat.however if I was to pick a team that looks like a threat it would be Arkansas state. You could take them vs USC. I'm staying away from this game
yep, I like Ark St. USC will take them lightly as a like a 38 pt dog. After Ark St plays them close for 3 quarters in a losing effort, USC will open a can of whoop behind on Idaho in week 2 to make up for it...
LonghornHoosier
0
yep, I like Ark St. USC will take them lightly as a like a 38 pt dog. After Ark St plays them close for 3 quarters in a losing effort, USC will open a can of whoop behind on Idaho in week 2 to make up for it...
I think I would consider dropping the tcu vs Minnesota game cause I don't really consider them a creampuff team I consider creampuff teams to be not from the power 5 conferences.TO be a creampuff team you have to be from a division 2 school or lower and playing a division 1team
OK. Well this is confusing.
First, you defined a "creampuff" as any team not from a Power 5 conference.
You then defined a "creampuff" as any team Division 2 or lower.
A team from the Sun Belt, MAC, MWC, etc, is deemed a "creampuff" under your first definition but not under your second.
There was also no mention of FCS (1-AA) schools.
Please advise.
0
Quote Originally Posted by hillardoh1:
I think I would consider dropping the tcu vs Minnesota game cause I don't really consider them a creampuff team I consider creampuff teams to be not from the power 5 conferences.TO be a creampuff team you have to be from a division 2 school or lower and playing a division 1team
OK. Well this is confusing.
First, you defined a "creampuff" as any team not from a Power 5 conference.
You then defined a "creampuff" as any team Division 2 or lower.
A team from the Sun Belt, MAC, MWC, etc, is deemed a "creampuff" under your first definition but not under your second.
First, you defined a "creampuff" as any team not from a Power 5 conference.
You then defined a "creampuff" as any team Division 2 or lower.
A team from the Sun Belt, MAC, MWC, etc, is deemed a "creampuff" under your first definition but not under your second.
There was also no mention of FCS (1-AA) schools.
Please advise.
the power 5 conferences are acc big 12 ,big 10, pac 12 ,sec. Everyone else just sucks . and will not be in the college playoffs OK sorry you misunderstood me.Well Notre Dame may have achance
0
Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
OK. Well this is confusing.
First, you defined a "creampuff" as any team not from a Power 5 conference.
You then defined a "creampuff" as any team Division 2 or lower.
A team from the Sun Belt, MAC, MWC, etc, is deemed a "creampuff" under your first definition but not under your second.
There was also no mention of FCS (1-AA) schools.
Please advise.
the power 5 conferences are acc big 12 ,big 10, pac 12 ,sec. Everyone else just sucks . and will not be in the college playoffs OK sorry you misunderstood me.Well Notre Dame may have achance
In regards to your comments about Mississippi State and their staters...
State returns 52 players who saw valuable time in critical games last season; 14 players returning who have started games; 4 WRs who have had 100 yd games; and 7 different WRs who caught TD passes. Prescott will benefit from the fact that 71% of the Dawgs’ Offensive production returns in 2015. Outside of the OL, which is by far the biggest question mark for State.
0
In regards to your comments about Mississippi State and their staters...
State returns 52 players who saw valuable time in critical games last season; 14 players returning who have started games; 4 WRs who have had 100 yd games; and 7 different WRs who caught TD passes. Prescott will benefit from the fact that 71% of the Dawgs’ Offensive production returns in 2015. Outside of the OL, which is by far the biggest question mark for State.
If you choose to make use of any information on this website including online sports betting services from any websites that may be featured on
this website, we strongly recommend that you carefully check your local laws before doing so.It is your sole responsibility to understand your local laws and observe them strictly.Covers does not provide
any advice or guidance as to the legality of online sports betting or other online gambling activities within your jurisdiction and you are responsible for complying with laws that are applicable to you in
your relevant locality.Covers disclaims all liability associated with your use of this website and use of any information contained on it.As a condition of using this website, you agree to hold the owner
of this website harmless from any claims arising from your use of any services on any third party website that may be featured by Covers.