NCAA FOOTBALL 2024 MEGA THREAD - WELCOME TO THE PLAYOFF ERA
Just 8 days until Florida State plays Georgia Tech!
A lot happened while you were away:
Texas and Oklahoma joined the SEC
The Pac-12 went out in a blaze of glory:
Oregon, Washington, USC and UCLA are headed to the B1G
Utah, Arizona, Arizona State and Colorado are headed to the B12
Cal and Stanford along with SMU are somehow headed to the ACC
Poor old Wazzu and Oregon State are now aligned with the MWC in some sort of in-flux relationship
The conferences are huge now, and the schedules are wildly imbalanced. Florida might have the hardest schedule in the history of the sport, while Missouri's playing a sun-belt slate.
FSU and Clemson play each other, but then play ZERO common ACC opponents
Utah/Baylor and Arizona/Kansas State play non-conference games against conference opponents
LSU and USC play in Vegas!
Boise goes to Oregon, a team they've never lost to!
Texas at Michigan!
Alabama at Wisconsin!
Notre Dame at ATM!
Clemson vs Georgia!
And there are some incredibly juicy new conference matchups:
Texas @ ATM is back!
Texas vs Georgia
Oregon vs Ohio State
USC @ Michigan
USC vs Penn State
And then the bizarre:
UCLA @ Rutgers is now a conference game
Syracuse plays home and away against Cal and Stanford for some reason
Half the teams have new coaches, transferred quarterbacks, or both!
Let's get it on!
Belt to ass
Getting run out of the damn gym.
Oregon only wishes they were in New Orleans right now.
So, um, what's good on Netflix lately?
I do not understand how Ohio State lost to Michigan
If Ryan Day doesn't win it all with this overpowered roster, he never will.
I regret not penciling in a Plan B for this evening.
Life has been detected in Pasadena
99.9 to 99.6%
Sad no night game though
just imagine, during your very first spit roast, you have to look at chip kelly’s fat winnie the pooh face in the mirror the entire time
really surprised oregon just didn’t show up
🙄
Funny story, the Rose and Sugar bowls this year have the exact same team matchups as they would have in 1985.
The Cotton bowl would host the winner of Texas and SMU who would have played in the regular season against Boise St. The loser of that game is probably playing Iowa state in the Orange bowl.
The fiesta is something like Arizona State versus Penn State.
It's interesting because the national championship would be awarded by a vote after all of the 5 bowls.
if the bucks can do it in the first half the ducks can do it in the second
buckle up for the greatest postseason comeback since the 2016 oregon alamo bowl loss to tcu
bet you didn't see that coming
also wish i didn't double down my limited mojo on skattebo yet ultimately leave it up to the performance of some random redshirt transfer qb with a cocky attitude
everyone going to meet at the qb this half
if the bucks can do it in the first half the ducks can do it in the second
buckle up for the greatest postseason comeback since the 2016 oregon alamo bowl loss to tcu
bet you didn't see that coming
also wish i didn't double down my limited mojo on skattebo yet ultimately leave it up to the performance of some random redshirt transfer qb with a cocky attitude
If it was pre 2024 1.Chargers I would say there is a chance.
if the bucks can do it in the first half the ducks can do it in the second
buckle up for the greatest postseason comeback since the 2016 oregon alamo bowl loss to tcu
bet you didn't see that coming
also wish i didn't double down my limited mojo on skattebo yet ultimately leave it up to the performance of some random redshirt transfer qb with a cocky attitude
Boy, do I hope. The discussion about Day afterwards would be hilarious.
if the bucks can do it in the first half the ducks can do it in the second
buckle up for the greatest postseason comeback since the 2016 oregon alamo bowl loss to tcu
bet you didn't see that coming
also wish i didn't double down my limited mojo on skattebo yet ultimately leave it up to the performance of some random redshirt transfer qb with a cocky attitude
Halfway there
