Greatest single season CFB teams to never play for a National Title?

[Carlos Huerta]

Denard an nfl qb prospect
You know damn well he gonna be returning punts and lining up in the slot for the lions.
Hes another randall el which isnt bad, he was a nice wr/pr, just not a qb.
Now braxton miller on the other hand is gonna do his thing. Also the more palmer fukks up in oakland, the faster pryor can show hes cams equal.

On what planet?

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

96 Ohio State had a pretty sick team, 95 might have even had more pros but they lost the final 2 games

Cooper could recruit like a mutha but could coach in big games for shyt. The talent we had in the 90s was just think if tressell had coops talent.

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

On what planet?

Breh, he got the arm,olympic speed, strength, pocket awareness. He just needs to improve his accuracy and maturity.

 

[Carlos Huerta]

Breh, he got the arm,olympic speed, strength, pocket awareness. He just needs to improve his accuracy and maturity.

sorry, man. Pryor has never been nearly as good as Cam.

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

sorry, man. Pryor has never been nearly as good as Cam.

Look at his games against michigan and all of his bowl games. He dominated big games. Look at his td/int ratio. He may not be cam,but he can be close. Maturity is biggest difference between the two. If he grows up, he can be special.

 

[MustafaSTL]

96 Ohio State had a pretty sick team, 95 might have even had more pros but they lost the final 2 games

Yeah 96 was crazy too. Pepe Pearson, Michael Wiley, David Boston, Andy Kaztenmoyer, Orlando Pace, Mike Vrabel, Shawn Springs........GOOD GOD how did that team ever lose! I just remembered now why I hated John Cooper so much.


And then 95 we had Korey Stringer, Pace, Eddie George (Heisman year), Ricky Dudley, Terry Glenn (Belitnikoff winner), Mike Vrabel, Shawn Springs, on and on.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

^ this nikka made an andy katzomoyer reference like that's a good thing

 

[Texas2step]

I'm gonna go with 1998 Kansas St.

That team was super good and a lock for the national title game until they slipped up in the Big 12 Title and lost in double OT to A&M. Classic game.

Michael Bishop was Cam Newton/Vince Young-like

I actually used to work with that nikka a couple of years ago and still talk to him every now and then

 

[Texas2step]

Bishop was by far the best player I ever seen in college football. When he played at Blinn Jr College (same team as Cam Newton played for) I went to all of their games bc I had a cousin on the team. They was undefeated for 2 seasons before Bishop left and went to Kansas State. I witnessed numerous of great plays by him. I seen him deliver a 60 yd bomb in stride while falling down on his back. But being dumb and not being able to learn the playbook is what cost him his career

 

[SoulController]

^ this nikka made an andy katzomoyer reference like that's a good thing

he was a beast in college, didnt have the lateral quickness to keep up as a pro like Laurinitis can

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

Breh, he got the arm,olympic speed, strength, pocket awareness. He just needs to improve his accuracy and maturity.

Now that yall know what I know can I get some love on tp

 

[HacksawJimThuggin]

take your pick of any of the late 80's-early 90's Noles teams


the Miami team in the early 00's that lost to Washington the year that Oklahoma ended up winning the title

 

[MMS]

Breh, he got the arm,olympic speed, strength, pocket awareness. He just needs to improve his accuracy and maturity.

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

have yo seen him play. Hes 6ft 6in 235+. He shakes defenders off with ease. Ask Michigan fans. And I seen him rifle the ball down field for 3 YEARS. Every snap.

 

[MMS]

have yo seen him play. Hes 6ft 6in 235+. He shakes defenders off with ease. Ask Michigan fans. And I seen him rifle the ball down field for 3 YEARS. Every snap.

he was about as good as Tyrod Taylor in college

he isnt in the league of Cameron Jerrell Newton