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Since we’re not concerned with losses, let’s put Georgia in there as well. They were more impressive than Bama in every game they played against a common opponent.

13-0

Bama needed a mini Hail Mary last week to beat a shitty Auburn team. Literally last week.

FSU’s defense definitely looks elite.

Ulukinatme would be too busy pleasuring himself to those Rees photos to even log on to IE.

And this is why I lose interest in college football this time of year. Committees over results on the field. Like watching gymnastics or some other judged event. Luckily this will get fixed next year. Off to watch the NFL, EPL, or portal drama.

Bama’s OL dominating

C’mon. Everyone wins at Bama. Not like he went to some lesser school and led them to a NC. I’ll be happy for him nonetheless.

Pretty good chance he’ll coach in one. I believe the last 7 OCs at Bama did.

That’s what happens when you have the most talented (recruiting wise) roster in college football. Weapons everywhere.

Fixed it for you.

Let's go Mocs!

Eh. Wide receivers are traditionally the most flaky, me-first guys on the team. Not surprised that this is the position group that has a max exodus. It's the same reason we will have a great chance of getting some quality guys in the portal. They're flakes everywhere. Also, my son plays wide...

The key is not following every move with the program, every day. Stay off the internet, read a couple of stories about the team in fall camp, grab a roster, and then watch the games when they start up. I don’t think the 24/7 following of the program is a net positive as it relates to enjoyment...

I enjoy it when it comes from people who took issue and defended our last OC, no matter what happened. Like they flipped the script. Can't tell if people on forums like this actually believe what they type or they like just playing a part.

Would you be alright if he posted his own face nearing completion?

Probably right.

Yeah, I could see that. The one downside is that we always play USC or Stanford our last game (may change). Under no circumstance would I advocate losing to either of those teams, no matter the playoff implications.

I agree with you, in theory. College football has a long history of weighing your losses based on when they occurred. We all know how 1993 unfolded. Us and FSU both ended up with one loss but we beat them head-to-head. If the Boston College loss happened the same way, in the first week of the...

I wouldn't because you are dealing with a committee who may just choose to screw you over (and drop you way down). The NFL doesn't have that asinine aspect to its postseason.