2023-2024 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 75

I don’t understand why teams hand it off up the middle on 4th and inches. It NEVER fucking works. Run it in shotgun or pistol if you wanna be extra stupid.

 

Bruh who is this LSU QB

 

Tulane fans storming the field for this one? lol

 

I would too. Tulane hasn't been to a major bowl since like 1939

 

Great Georgia game and win.
Not great UCF game and loss lol.

 

It’s their first big bowl game since the Shaun King days. Not everyone can be Alabama lol

 

if Purdue wins then they should legally be forced to adopt the new rules right now

 

Georgia vs. Alabama/Ohio State
Purdue* vs. Michigan/North Carolina
Utah vs Penn State/TCU
Kansas State vs. Tennessee/USC

if you don't think this is more entertaining you're lying

*lol

 

you just want 12 teams so you can have six favorite teams in the playoff

 

I should've chosen a school without a football team haha

 

Theres some pretty ridiculous court storming for sure... Tulane is not one of them and is probably the most justified one all year. Won their conf and are going to a major bowl...and they do so beating the conf giant UCF as they leave.

 

Drake Maye very fraudulent.

 

this doesn’t make sense to me from a seeding stand point but not sure if that’s what you were going for or just match ups you want to see so maybe my question is moot. Why would Georgia, the 1 seed, be playing the toughest opponent? Should they get Penn State or UNC?

 

Right. No I used a random website to do the bracket and didn't even think about that lol

 

Going for 2? That's petty.

 

not really lol. not that it'll happen but it makes it so two TDs and a FG is a tie instead of a L

 

Officially officially official. Hope he destroys USC every year

 

I have no idea what to expect. Never imagined he would end up at Colorado.

 

1. Georgia
2. Michigan
3. Tcu even tho they lost
4. OSU

if bama makes it I’ll be so annoyed.

 

2 for 4, I'll take it

Chadwell to Liberty

doesn't sound like Hartline is leaving tOSU

 

Cincy is supposedly down to Mo Linquist (Buffalo) and Sean Lewis (Kent State).

Not sure either of them have done enough to deserve consideration.

If a coach has a losing overall record in a weaker conference, why are they your choice?

 

That guy is going to do well there. No expectations to win right away and he calls an offense that works.

 

Man, sucks to lose him but very well deserved.