Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Being Honest I See 9-3 or 10-2 at Best. Defense has to improve drastically, running game needs to be consistent, and Kiffin needs to not do Kiffin type shyt. Im cool as long as we Beat Stanford and win 9
2013 Post-Spring College Football Top 25
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Being Honest I See 9-3 or 10-2 at Best. Defense has to improve drastically, running game needs to be consistent, and Kiffin needs to not do Kiffin type shyt. Im cool as long as we Beat Stanford and win 9
I hate Miami, but I'm pretty high on them this year. They should be a top 25 team with a chance to win their division. VT is
GT will never be trill with PJ. UNC will be a problem though. And Pitt might not be that bad if Tom Savage steps up for them. Plus anyone will be better than Tino SunseriMiami will probably have the 2nd best O in the conference after Clemson. Your defense is still
I've been telling people since the start of the offseason. I really think Miami can beat UF. UF lost A LOT. Their offense is still suspect. This is going to be Golden's' signature game. The canes will be hyped.
Cause 9/10 Oregon will run your ass off the field. But im not an Oregon and im tired of defending them. You'll see
and that's why they're a 90% kind of team. They'll never finish it off, they just CAN'T do it. Even at the height of the Chip Kelly era they were still dropping games.
It's the mark of any undisciplined team. They play to their full potential and run everyone off the field, then one day they decide that they don't feel like showing up and NO ONE holds them accountable. Chip Kelly couldn't even get his team up for their games that decided their legacy.
I know that you are high on Oregon, and that's fine. Everyone has their "sleeper" or their team to watch out for. I don't buy it.
I don't buy it because they've got a new staff. I don't buy it because there's too much leftover from the Kelly era (undisciplined players, undisciplined culture). I don't buy it because there are actually other teams on the rise in the Pac-12 for the first time in YEARS. Oregon has a target on their heads now too.
I don't have a problem with Oregon. I think that they have a lot to like. They're exciting to watch, they're a fun team to follow. They've always got the smaller guys or defenders that step it up. That's great for any college football fan. However, I can't back you up talking like Oregon isn't going to have it tougher this year.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
It'll be tougher sure. But oregon's offensive conditioning and speed is what sets them apart from everyone else in the pac 12 that doesnt have the defensive fronts to stop them. And with the transition of Helfritch from OC to HC shouldnt be a fall off, but we'll just have to wait and see
Damn, can't lie...
this is the most logical convo I've EVER had with FSWho fans...can't even hate nothing you said...
Im hoping we can get to 9-3 and in the ACC champ...We've had a MUCH harder time since we've got into the ACC
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North Carolina at South Carolina to open the season on Thursday
Beat 'em at UNC the last time...UNC made a come back and coulda won it on desperation heave to the end zone, but too little, too late.
Decent opening game, but South Cak should win without much trouble.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Should. I Just Wanna See How Much Of An Impact Clowney Has. This Might Be The Most Hype I've Ever Seen For A Defensive Player, Rightfully So
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Oh yeah, he deserves it. Hadn't seen a defensive player with the ability to influence a game like him since...I dunno when... I'd have to go back years from now.
I will say SC has a lot of questions on defense aside from him. I think that was mentioned in the OP. But the game is at Williams-Brice...nearly 85K...UNC ain't used to that SEC environment.
All I care about is tcu and boise state returning to top ten status
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Returning waymon james a guy who averages over 6.5 yards a carry in his carry, plus bj catalon.
Pachall back and clean and if not then Trevone Boykin.
Take your L
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Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
This nikka
returning 10 of 11 starters from a top 15 defense last year check
returning waymon james http://espn.go.com/college-football/player/_/id/481298/waymon-james
pachall best qb n the big 12
TCU/LSU is going to be great. I can't wait.
I'm also looking forward to:
UNC v SCar although I think that the OBC should handle them. There's nothing that brings me greater joy than watching Spurrier try to coach a QB when the season begins.
This is also a big game for a lot of schools in terms of recruiting. Carolina is a hotbed of recruits. SCar, Clemson, UNC, VT, NCSU, Tennessee, UGA, Bama, LSU, Ohio State are ALL in the Carolinas trying their best to lure the talent bred there to their campus. The Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Alabama (before Saban), Mississippi, Louisiana (before Miles) are traditional recruiting battlefields. Games like UNC/SCar should be important, especially considering it's the first week of the season, and a lot of prospects from NC/SC will have their eyes on that game leading up to accepting offers/visits from other schools.
Ole Miss vs Vandy isn't a huge game nationally, but it features two up-and-coming coaches parading their programs as "the next big thing." This game is an SEC rivalry (a lot of people wouldn't usually care about that), so they aren't fond of each other anyway.
This is an early litmus test for James Franklin, who wants to propel Vanderbilt to that next level. If they're going to prove that they're a tier above programs like Ole Miss, they have to win on national TV.
On the other side, Hugh Freeze has got to prove that he's more than a goober looking dude with a knack for recruiting. For both of these programs, this game is a HUGE launching pad for continuing their respective successes from 2012. Both have overachieved, both are trying to get a following behind them, both are looking to prove that they "don't have time for programs like Vanderbilt or Ole Miss" (depending on what side of the fence you fall on). On top of all that, it's the New Money Vandy Grads vs the Old Money Ole Miss Legacies, which makes for great golf course trash talk.
Nevada at UCLA - who is UCLA? What will their identity be in 2013?
Kentucky vs Western Kentucky - they 'posed to be SEC
FIU at Maryland - I'm a closet FIU fan. This is the kind of game that Maryland loses, for whatever reason.
Central Michigan at Michigan - the start of a six week Heisman campaign for Michigan's Gardner.
Mississippi State vs Oklahoma State - I think OkSt should have a dominating performance, considering Miss St lost their two best corners and OkSt slings the shyt out of the rock.
Boise State v Washington - This is going to be a very very good game. I really like the Huskies ever since Sark got there.
Bama/VT - This is probably going to end up being Saban tucking Beamer in, but it's still Virginia Tech vs Alabama.
UGA at Clemson - AWWWWWWESOME. Can't wait. I want to see how for real UGA's run game is as opposed to whatever Bama and Yeldon put up against VT.
I think that Yeldon is the best running back in the country, and barring an injury, I expect him to be better than Lacy, Richardson, and Ingram.
I'm also looking forward to:
UNC v SCar although I think that the OBC should handle them. There's nothing that brings me greater joy than watching Spurrier try to coach a QB when the season begins.
This is also a big game for a lot of schools in terms of recruiting. Carolina is a hotbed of recruits. SCar, Clemson, UNC, VT, NCSU, Tennessee, UGA, Bama, LSU, Ohio State are ALL in the Carolinas trying their best to lure the talent bred there to their campus. The Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Alabama (before Saban), Mississippi, Louisiana (before Miles) are traditional recruiting battlefields. Games like UNC/SCar should be important, especially considering it's the first week of the season, and a lot of prospects from NC/SC will have their eyes on that game leading up to accepting offers/visits from other schools.
Ole Miss vs Vandy isn't a huge game nationally, but it features two up-and-coming coaches parading their programs as "the next big thing." This game is an SEC rivalry (a lot of people wouldn't usually care about that), so they aren't fond of each other anyway.
This is an early litmus test for James Franklin, who wants to propel Vanderbilt to that next level. If they're going to prove that they're a tier above programs like Ole Miss, they have to win on national TV.
On the other side, Hugh Freeze has got to prove that he's more than a goober looking dude with a knack for recruiting. For both of these programs, this game is a HUGE launching pad for continuing their respective successes from 2012. Both have overachieved, both are trying to get a following behind them, both are looking to prove that they "don't have time for programs like Vanderbilt or Ole Miss" (depending on what side of the fence you fall on). On top of all that, it's the New Money Vandy Grads vs the Old Money Ole Miss Legacies, which makes for great golf course trash talk.
Nevada at UCLA - who is UCLA? What will their identity be in 2013?
Kentucky vs Western Kentucky - they 'posed to be SEC
FIU at Maryland - I'm a closet FIU fan. This is the kind of game that Maryland loses, for whatever reason.
Central Michigan at Michigan - the start of a six week Heisman campaign for Michigan's Gardner.
Mississippi State vs Oklahoma State - I think OkSt should have a dominating performance, considering Miss St lost their two best corners and OkSt slings the shyt out of the rock.
Boise State v Washington - This is going to be a very very good game. I really like the Huskies ever since Sark got there.
Bama/VT - This is probably going to end up being Saban tucking Beamer in, but it's still Virginia Tech vs Alabama.
UGA at Clemson - AWWWWWWESOME. Can't wait. I want to see how for real UGA's run game is as opposed to whatever Bama and Yeldon put up against VT.
I think that Yeldon is the best running back in the country, and barring an injury, I expect him to be better than Lacy, Richardson, and Ingram.