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2026/2027 NCAA Football

Well, it'll change. I'm surprised to see that Texas is so highly regarded. Maybe they're really back as perennial contenders. I wonder how Indiana will follow up after their amazing run last year.
 
Gregg2 said:
I'm surprised to see that Texas is so highly regarded
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Texas Tech had a good year, and they were looking to build upon last year's successes. They had put their hopes and prayers on Sorsby, knowing full well he bet on the team he played on, not once but thousands of times. Now with so much negative publicity, I wonder if their recruitment took a hit. Not sure, but I'd surprised to see them be as successful as last year.
 
maflynn said:
Texas Tech had a good year, and they were looking to build upon last year's successes. They had put their hopes and prayers on Sorsby, knowing full well he bet on the team he played on, not once but thousands of times. Now with so much negative publicity, I wonder if their recruitment took a hit. Not sure, but I'd surprised to see them be as successful as last year.
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TT has more money than most other schools, especially those in the B12. Anything they need, they can buy. Maybe not this year because it is late, but next year and forward for sure.
 
That's the name of the school. The players became obnoxious in the way they say "The" but in the PSAs from the University, it's done tastefully. OSU is not the only college so named.
 
Gregg2 said:
That's the name of the school. The players became obnoxious in the way they say "The" but in the PSAs from the University, it's done tastefully. OSU is not the only college so named.
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In what state? Ohio only seems to have one OSU.

Lots of schools include the same prefix, but don't make it precious.

At least their fight song isn't as annoying as Michigan's or USC's. 😀
 
Michigan's fight song is widely regarded as the best ever. My son's hight school band teacher chose it for their school for that very reason; there isn't a better one.

It was professional players emphasizing "The" because the TV networks were recording individuals stating what school they played for in college. Players who went to other schools had picked up that bad habit as well, kind of mocking Ohio State alums. I don't think the networks do that much any more.
 
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