does it have somewhere that list all teams with their projected win total? I see I can go team by team but not seeing a comprehensive list to quickly pull from btw, love this site allows me to export a workbook; save hand keying shit lol nevermind, found it
created a make shift model for G5 programs. obviously no recruiting data, but can at least see the projections by each team. Might look into incorporating this for 2025 so I have all 134 teams Boise St Liberty Memphis Appalachian St
Beta must be the one ranking who managed to look at VT's schedule and make competent decisions. FPI is just abysmally bad. FPI looks at our schedule and everything we return and goes "no change from 2023". hysterical.
I want to see how the committee handles a 13-0 Liberty vs a 12-1 Boise (loss to Oregon) or 12-1 Memphis (loss to FSU) you gotta take Boise or Memphis, right? at least they played a P4 opponent. that Liberty schedule is a fucking joke outside of App St
I think the committee will want an AAC or WAC 12th seed over Liberty. Last year was a bit weird with them getting the nod for that bowl game against Oregon
If it's undefeated Liberty vs. a 1-loss I don't think there's much of a discussion. Didn't it come down to Liberty or a 2-loss SMU for the NY6 spot?
now here's the twist; Boise is in line for the 12 seed and would have to travel to Eugene where they lost to Oregon by 27 in September...does that deter the committee from selecting the Broncos?
Liberty has a shit defense, all they need is one game where their O is out of sorts and they will get beat.
20 years of medicority has taken its toll, because I don't consider that much of a drop off at all. To me that's the difference between winning a couple of 50/50 games and losing them to make a great season into a playoff appearance one. For everyone except the Bama's/UGAs/OSUs of the world, that is the peak you can hope to achieve.
If the first 13 didn't count, we aren't going to count the last one. Also, non zero chance that Ireland wants nothing to do with hosting future college football games after one of our fans causes an international incident on the College Gameday set.
To me 12 to 9 isn't that big of a drop off because the margins are so small at the top. There's the few elite programs who always hover around 11-12 wins, and then a bunch of teams who are always in the 9+ territory hoping it all comes together for one year where they can make a run to the playoffs before dropping back the following year. FSU falls into that category. So to me, falling back into that 9+ win category where a few breaks puts them in the top 4 is not a drop off. It's just the normal rotation underneath the elite programs. This applies even more to a program like FSU that is very portal dependent. Being able to replace all of those starters and still be a 9+ win program would be one hell of an acomplishment from Norvell.
no one is predicting post season games that's why I talked about the regular season + CCG but whatever makes you feel better
You asked about him before Jake Scott but it appears AJ Harris will be a starting CB for us and has gotten rave reviews in camp. Our CB room wasn’t phenomenal but it wasn’t bad either so I’m guessing UGA’s 1’s and 2’s must be certified dudes.
Hate using previous year teams as any metric but Liberty was literally the worst undefeated team in modern CFB history and could have lost to an unmotivated Oregon team by 60+ had they kept their foot on the gas. I would say a lot depends on how Liberty looks against Appy, how Boise looks against Oregon, and how Memphis looks against FSU. Would love to see the committee tell the G5 schools to play someone decent or don’t expect to get the invite.
games expected to be the most competitive of opening weekend: North Dakota St @ Colorado (34-26 type game) North Carolina @ Minnesota (27-24) TCU @ Stanford (35-27) #19 Miami @ Florida (27-24) Miami (OH) @ Northwestern (24-20) UNLV @ Houston (30-27) #7 Notre Dame @ #20 Texas A&M (24-21) Wyoming @ Arizona St (26-20) #23 USC vs #13 LSU (35-28) Others with potential to be competitive: Florida Atlantic @ Michigan St (29-17) #14 Clemson vs #1 Georgia (31-17) Virginia Tech @ Vanderbilt (34-20) #8 Penn St @ West Virginia (31-21) South Dakota St @ #17 Oklahoma St (32-22) UCLA @ Hawaii (34-21)
We didn't want to lose him but our CB recruiting has been ridiculous. No way to keep them all. He's on the smaller side but our staff liked him a lot. He plays physical, will hit.
you aint spend no money Kids just dont want their family members to start falling victim to single car accidents
Sounds like he will get the start vs Clemson. Between him and Julio Humphrey they negotiated NIL almost daily.
was at a movie that stopped the previews an upped lights as Pete and Dugans walked in wit a group of Becky's 90% sure it was Idle Hands lol
Jerry Palm of CBS has his projected playoff out: https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ng-half-of-12-college-football-playoff-slots/ 1 Georgia vs winner of 9 Penn St @ 8 Texas A&M 2 Ohio St vs winner of 10 Miami @ 7 Alabama 3 Utah vs winner of 11 Kansas St @ 6 Oregon 4 Florida St vs winner of 12 Boise St @ 5 Texas bids by league: SEC 4, B1G 3, BXII 2, ACC 2, G5 1
question on Cover 3 today: UGA, OSU, Oregon, and Texas or the field to win the title? I'd take the top 4