DHughes5218

September 6th, 2022 at 3:02 PM ^

This is why I say play the worst of the worst every year in the non conference. There’s very little reward for putting it all on the line early in the season. The SEC has enough of an advantage by only playing 8 conference games and basically never going on the road (true road game) out of conference. Not to mention most major bowls are in their backyard. 
playoff expansion will help, but it’s time to rethink playing OSU in the final game. Most seasons, both OSU should be in the expanded playoffs, but playing at the end of the year will limit the losing teams ability to climb back up the rankings. 

tim4landg

September 6th, 2022 at 7:15 PM ^

No offense to you, but that's a chicken shit attitude. I'm not saying to play a top 10 team every week, but schedule one or two non-conference games that give an opportunity to show how good you are. Besides being a matter of pride, there's practical benefit -- good competition is the surest way to improve. 

Bo Harbaugh

September 6th, 2022 at 2:37 PM ^

I think there's a good chance we see an all SEC - B1G playoff this year with.

UGA, BAMA, OSU, UM

If both UM and OSU undefeated going into CBus and UGA-Bama in SEC championship again, it's quite possible.  USC or Oklahoma or Clemson running the table could obviously throw a wrench into the situation, but a 1 loss SEC non-conference champ and 1 loss B1G non-conference champ may both very well be in the top 4 this year.

mGrowOld

September 6th, 2022 at 2:28 PM ^

Looks like the graduate assistants got it right this week.

Edit: Responding to Robbie Moore's comment above me.   No, they have long discarded the notion that SOS means shit - at the end of the year they look at your overall record first, last, and always and I guess, if a tie occurred, only then would the SOS matter.

That being said the #3 team totally crushed the #12 team while the #2 team struggled terribly with #5 so moving Georgia past OSU, at least for this week, seems reasonable to me.

M_Born M_Believer

September 6th, 2022 at 4:34 PM ^

True, but against a FCS competition and the only "offensive" points they scored is when SDSU botched a punt giving Iowa possession on the 34 yard line.  Iowa's only offensive scoring drive? 4 plays, 5 yards....

Yes, defense wins championship but with Iowa's offense, do you really believe they will shutout every opponent this year because that is about what it will take for them to have a chance to win a game....

Bo Harbaugh

September 6th, 2022 at 2:33 PM ^

Looks ok, but Clemson probably better with their younger QB than current starter (sound familiar), offense looked meh, defensive line looks elite. My top 10.

1a) UGA

1b) Bama

Big Gap

3) UM

4) OSU

Gap

5) USC

6) Clemson

7) Texas A&M

8) Oklahoma

9) Miami

10) Notre Dame

 

 

 

SD Larry

September 6th, 2022 at 5:14 PM ^

Early bird special.   Too early to have have much to say beyond what has been written above, except Georgia  steamrolling Oregon the way they did was noteworthy. 

switch26

September 6th, 2022 at 8:36 PM ^

Looks like we finally crept into RJ youngs top 25.. the dude is a complete asshat that just trolls for people to bitch at him.  He has MSU 5th or 6th in the nation lol..

HenneGivenSunday

September 6th, 2022 at 11:51 PM ^

Anyone who watched Clemson likely walked away feeling like I did.  Same deal as last year.  Some elite guys, but their QB isn’t who they thought he was, and they’re not deep enough in talent.