Kentucky a good lesson for us gamblers, a different situation might have snuck up on Geo. At home though, in possibly the biggest football game in state history. That D got worked, that was the surprise. And didn't look like they thought they could, that is the coach.
A&M, they absolutely dominated. Before those last 2 drives it was something like 180 to -5 rushing and 20 to 5 1st D. Mond looked like he could be something special after that Clemson game, he has done nothing but regress since. He was awful vs Aub and nearly single handedly lost that game. Both his decision making and his mechanics have worsened. Back to back conference roadies are tough but thats the deal in the SEC.
Is LSU any better than A&M? Different I would say but no better. LSU's biggest problem isn't the QB its that OL. And the defense has an unusual lack of pass rush from their DL. Compare those box scores and consider A&M's best 2ndary player was ejected in 1Q, Tua was healthy, and they were at Alabama.
It is a very close race but I have the B10 edging out the P12 for the worse P5 conference. The ACC isn't far behind. This is a down year for NCAA in general, hell TCU and OKlite may not make a bowl and this might be the worse K-State ever under Snyder. A few tiers, Bama and maybe Clemson, ND/Georgia/Oklahoma, then a whole mess of Average Joe's Gym members. I put OU in there because their offense is elite and because the sport is so down they could beat just about anyone on a given day despite their D. I keep thinking that D is going to show some pride and can't possibly be that bad, and I'm constantly disappointed. Michigan gets whacked because the B10 is so bad. I think Purdue is the 2nd best team in the B10. I think either Fresno St or Utah St could make a run at winning the P12. And I think UCF would be playing Clemson for the ACC championship game.
Kentucky a good lesson for us gamblers, a different situation might have snuck up on Geo. At home though, in possibly the biggest football game in state history. That D got worked, that was the surprise. And didn't look like they thought they could, that is the coach.
A&M, they absolutely dominated. Before those last 2 drives it was something like 180 to -5 rushing and 20 to 5 1st D. Mond looked like he could be something special after that Clemson game, he has done nothing but regress since. He was awful vs Aub and nearly single handedly lost that game. Both his decision making and his mechanics have worsened. Back to back conference roadies are tough but thats the deal in the SEC.
Is LSU any better than A&M? Different I would say but no better. LSU's biggest problem isn't the QB its that OL. And the defense has an unusual lack of pass rush from their DL. Compare those box scores and consider A&M's best 2ndary player was ejected in 1Q, Tua was healthy, and they were at Alabama.
It is a very close race but I have the B10 edging out the P12 for the worse P5 conference. The ACC isn't far behind. This is a down year for NCAA in general, hell TCU and OKlite may not make a bowl and this might be the worse K-State ever under Snyder. A few tiers, Bama and maybe Clemson, ND/Georgia/Oklahoma, then a whole mess of Average Joe's Gym members. I put OU in there because their offense is elite and because the sport is so down they could beat just about anyone on a given day despite their D. I keep thinking that D is going to show some pride and can't possibly be that bad, and I'm constantly disappointed. Michigan gets whacked because the B10 is so bad. I think Purdue is the 2nd best team in the B10. I think either Fresno St or Utah St could make a run at winning the P12. And I think UCF would be playing Clemson for the ACC championship game.
Kentucky a good lesson for us gamblers, a different situation might have snuck up on Geo. At home though, in possibly the biggest football game in state history. That D got worked, that was the surprise. And didn't look like they thought they could, that is the coach.
A&M, they absolutely dominated. Before those last 2 drives it was something like 180 to -5 rushing and 20 to 5 1st D. Mond looked like he could be something special after that Clemson game, he has done nothing but regress since. He was awful vs Aub and nearly single handedly lost that game. Both his decision making and his mechanics have worsened. Back to back conference roadies are tough but thats the deal in the SEC.
Is LSU any better than A&M? Different I would say but no better. LSU's biggest problem isn't the QB its that OL. And the defense has an unusual lack of pass rush from their DL. Compare those box scores and consider A&M's best 2ndary player was ejected in 1Q, Tua was healthy, and they were at Alabama.
It is a very close race but I have the B10 edging out the P12 for the worse P5 conference. The ACC isn't far behind. This is a down year for NCAA in general, hell TCU and OKlite may not make a bowl and this might be the worse K-State ever under Snyder. A few tiers, Bama and maybe Clemson, ND/Georgia/Oklahoma, then a whole mess of Average Joe's Gym members. I put OU in there because their offense is elite and because the sport is so down they could beat just about anyone on a given day despite their D. I keep thinking that D is going to show some pride and can't possibly be that bad, and I'm constantly disappointed. Michigan gets whacked because the B10 is so bad. I think Purdue is the 2nd best team in the B10. I think either Fresno St or Utah St could make a run at winning the P12. And I think UCF would be playing Clemson for the ACC championship game.
Kentucky a good lesson for us gamblers, a different situation might have snuck up on Geo. At home though, in possibly the biggest football game in state history. That D got worked, that was the surprise. And didn't look like they thought they could, that is the coach.
A&M, they absolutely dominated. Before those last 2 drives it was something like 180 to -5 rushing and 20 to 5 1st D. Mond looked like he could be something special after that Clemson game, he has done nothing but regress since. He was awful vs Aub and nearly single handedly lost that game. Both his decision making and his mechanics have worsened. Back to back conference roadies are tough but thats the deal in the SEC.
Is LSU any better than A&M? Different I would say but no better. LSU's biggest problem isn't the QB its that OL. And the defense has an unusual lack of pass rush from their DL. Compare those box scores and consider A&M's best 2ndary player was ejected in 1Q, Tua was healthy, and they were at Alabama.
It is a very close race but I have the B10 edging out the P12 for the worse P5 conference. The ACC isn't far behind. This is a down year for NCAA in general, hell TCU and OKlite may not make a bowl and this might be the worse K-State ever under Snyder. A few tiers, Bama and maybe Clemson, ND/Georgia/Oklahoma, then a whole mess of Average Joe's Gym members. I put OU in there because their offense is elite and because the sport is so down they could beat just about anyone on a given day despite their D. I keep thinking that D is going to show some pride and can't possibly be that bad, and I'm constantly disappointed. Michigan gets whacked because the B10 is so bad. I think Purdue is the 2nd best team in the B10. I think either Fresno St or Utah St could make a run at winning the P12. And I think UCF would be playing Clemson for the ACC championship game.
Good stuff Wahoo
Yes - Keep the "fan" BS aside when playing for MONEY! Plus there is no need to get ones panties in a bunch over it
Good stuff Wahoo
Yes - Keep the "fan" BS aside when playing for MONEY! Plus there is no need to get ones panties in a bunch over it
Good stuff Wahoo
Yes - Keep the "fan" BS aside when playing for MONEY! Plus there is no need to get ones panties in a bunch over it
Good stuff Wahoo
Yes - Keep the "fan" BS aside when playing for MONEY! Plus there is no need to get ones panties in a bunch over it
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