2023-2024 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 46

Thank god lol

 

!!!!

 

those auburn teams with cadillac/ronnie brown/jason campbell were fun. sucks they were coached by tommy tuberville.

 

Boy, I hated that era of college football. Pain.

 

Imagine an undefeated SEC champion not being invited to the national championship game ever since. Always felt they were robbed of at least a co- that season

 

The only co-champion is UCF

 

Didn’t USC try to claim LSU’s 2003 title?

 

Yes. And Michigan tried to claim Nebraskas in 97 and Ohio State in the 70s did too. Fuck em

 

Colorado tries to claim Georgia Tech’s 1990 title despite losing a game and needing a 5th down in another to remain a 1 loss team

 

I remember thinking Cadillac was cool as shit and as a 10 year old thinking that Auburn was in the nearby small town of Auburn, CA and being confused as to why we never went to the games lol

 

Go Vols

 

#1

 

This is surreal.

 

After losing 30 something players to transfer, Heupel came in and in less than 2 years has the #1 team in the country

 

live look at my brain

 

I really hope Deion doesn't go to Auburn

It'd be a lot more fun if he took the GT job and made them relevant

 

Michigan did win the title in 97

 

Just please don't steal Kenny Dillingham Auburn

 

No

 

Yes.

 

They played #7 and won by 5.

 

AP called Michigan 1.
Coaches called Nebraska 1.

they’re both NCAA recognized (but Nebraska should’ve been 1 in the AP)