What are the numbers in parentheses after Ohio State, Penn State, LSU, and Oregon?
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2025/2026 NCAA FOOTBALL
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sad to say they out power us in everyway but we did cover the spread lol we were suppose to lose by 45+ lol so we held our own Brocks Brother Chubba needs to play better and our RB need not to fumble
How is Bama even ranked? like at some sort they gotta knock that off Bama looked trash Vs FLA State
Something tells me they won't be ranked for very long. They fell 13 spots... there are other 0-1 teams on the list that are still ranked, so I don't know how they could remove them entirely. But, if they lose again, yeah they will be off the board.
The same reason they kept making into they keep making it into the playoffs when their record didn't support that.
Reputation goes a long way in college football's rankings, which are subjective polls.
Always has, and always will. Like Jerry Jones says, as long as it keeps the sport in people's minds, it's a good thing.
I just wish schools from Illinois were better reperesented tonight...
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NCAA TOP 25 results O9/O6/ 2O25
12 ASU upset! 13 Florida and 15 Michigan upset! 17 Baylor upset!
I missed most of the games yesterday, driving to visit my daughter, total time to drive up and back was 8 hours, so that was a large chunk of my time.
I did see the last portion of Ole Miss and Kentucky, that latter portion of the fourth quarter was good where Ole miss was able to hang on. I like Ole Miss so if I was to root either team, it would have been them.
I did see the last portion of Ole Miss and Kentucky, that latter portion of the fourth quarter was good where Ole miss was able to hang on. I like Ole Miss so if I was to root either team, it would have been them.
I saw most of the Ducks' game... @C0ncreteBl0nde their unifomrs yesterday were beautiful! I love the old duck logo.
I bet Mike Gundy wished he kept his mouth shut, and not say anything how the ducks run their organization.
But the thing is though -- was he wrong? If anything, the game result proved him right.
CFB has always been stockpiling as much raw talent as a school can, under the rules. Well-coached teams go farther, but even those that aren't could simply overwhelm another based on the relative skill levels of the players.
The patsy, non-conference
In the past, that money had to mostly be spent indirectly, through lavish facilities, and other incentives to attract the young, impressionable kids, who are there to play sports more so than to get an education.
Now, the schools can pay them directly, and those financial battles are upfront and in the open. In a system that allows commitments to be easily broken and what little allegiances to be changed like underwear on an annual basis.
Ask Tennessee how that can go. UCLA has other issues with its team, but so far, the bang for its buck hasn't been so great.
Gundy just proved himself right, and that there is always a fish larger than you.
We used to have one primary pro league and a larger semi-pro league. Now we have two pro leagues, except one that's larger and with unrestricted free agency for all, and no hard salary cap except what the market dictates.
As for stockpiling talent, CFB has been this way for a long time now.
The only difference is openly paying a player what they are worth.
But yer not wrong.
Never said he was wrong, just that he shot his mouth off right at the beginning and gave the other team so bulletin board material.