NCAA Football 2021
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Michigan State looses so say goodbye to their #3 ranking, and they have a couple tough games left so their playoff bowl chances will be in trouble...Wake Forest lost so they'll slide from #10, wish I seen that game, they lost 58-55...
Purdue sometimes gets to be the spoiler in the Big 10.
I remember a few years back when OSU was about to go undefeated and they were upset by Purdue. It’s an interesting pattern.
Boilermakers are my favourite team. So I follow them religiously. My family lived in West Lafayette for a time.
They hold a NCAA record of being unranked and having 17 victories over top 5 ranked opponents. I'm not sure what the time span is there though but heard that yesterday.
They were very competitive against Notre Dame this year as well. Their problem is that traditionally they will have fits against North Western, Minnesota and Indiana. Like you said a very interesting pattern indeed.
They have Ohio State coming up next........
They had that magic season way, way back in 2001 when Drew Brees took them to the Rose Bowl.
That's one of the things about NCAA football that makes for uninteresting game...the top teams shit-kick the unranked teams.
Yeah, oddly I had just seen commentary on the Texas A&M game, I missed it last month. Ignore the post.
It looks like it could come down to championship Saturday in early December where Georgia will probably face Alabama and the other one loss teams will try to make their case.
Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I think Ohio State only has one loss along with Oklahoma who just lost to Baylor while Cincinnati is still undefeated.
The next few weeks of the regular season will be critical to see who can reach their respective conference title game undefeated or with only one loss.
Decent season so far.
Ohio State-Michigan next Saturday...that’s a big game.
That’s why I always enjoy championship Saturday in December when all the dust is settled.
It looks like Georgia will probably face Alabama in the SEC title game and that will be a battle but Alabama always seems to have an edge on Georgia but then again you never know and that makes it exciting.
Oklahoma dropped off with their loss to Baylor a week ago but if they can win out their schedule they should still have a chance at the playoff.
Michigan - Ohio State is always a good one despite the teams having at least one loss each. I’m looking forward to it since it was cancelled last year.
It would be nice if Harbaugh finally got a win in the series.
On a side note it’s also always interesting to see where Lane Kiffin will do next: Stay at Ole Miss or go to Miami?
I also wonder who USC will hire as their new head coach - their alumni are very unhappy especially after losing to UCLA.
Either way, I’m enjoying it.
Maybe...but I’m hoping Cincinnati ruins everybody’s day, just for fun.
