[CFB] 2022 College Football BOWL SEASON Thread [/CFB]

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by higgyburners

PAC12 Rolling into Bowl Season...
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SEC Rolling into Bowl Season...

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...am taking you outta my will pancake...

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

This is the right answer to be honest.
Other conferences held the title for a while.
It's just that the SEC has been the most dominant conference since Y2K, with Bama/Saban leading the way...

In the near future, the only threat I see to the SEC Title Dominance is ohio, mich and maybe usc, clemson I feel is on a downslide, tenn will not be consistent, tcu is a novelty.
The SEC is dominant because of their athletes, and quality coaches.
USC can be a contender annually if they continue to get strong recruits.
ohio and michigan both get every 5-star and 4-star in their states, they have huge budgets, huger stadiums, they just never seem to have solid, consistent coaching, it took hairballs 8 years to put a decent team together, so he is not as good as some think.

Damn, it pains me to be realistic and exclude FSU from above conversation.

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

Sat, Oct 1
vs Wake Forest Lost.. 31 - 21

Sat, Oct 8
@ (23) N.C. State Lost... 19 - 17

Sat, Oct 15
vs (7) Clemson Lost... 34 - 28

Sat, Oct 29
vs Georgia Tech W 41 - 16

Sat, Nov 5
@ Miami (FL) W 45 - 3

Sat, Nov 12
@ Syracuse W 38 - 3

Sat, Nov 19
vs Louisiana W 49 - 17

Fri, Nov 25
vs Florida W 45 - 38

Thu, Dec 29 (Postseason)
vs Oklahoma W 35 - 32

You piled on those three losses, all over 60 days ago, as my post did carefully state last 60 days.

We should have beat both Clemson and NCState, but we did not, as we sucked arse early on.

I am still proud of them, a huge improvement over last year, they are not ready to win any championships YET, but at least I can now watch a full game without throwing shit across the room.

I am humble, realistic, and thankful!!

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

In the near future, the only threat I see to the SEC Title Dominance is ohio, mich and maybe usc, clemson I feel is on a downslide, tenn will not be consistent, tcu is a novelty.

NIL and transfer portal changes the game, to what or who is yet to be determined.

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

The SEC is dominant because of their athletes, and quality coaches.

recruiting and good coaches

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

Eating crawfish pancakes, watching the Brady Bunch reruns and wondering why everyone is too busy to come to my house and watch LSU and Purdue Monday

Nobody likes watching a Cripple fight.

[Will]

Great game so far. Lot of changes for the Gamecocks, but Rattler still playing great football.

24-24 in the 3rd quarter.

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

You piled on those three losses, all over 60 days ago, as my post did carefully state last 60 days.

We should have beat both Clemson and NCState, but we did not, as we sucked arse early on.

Would coulda shoulda. Every cfb team could say the same thing. You guys lost three games and barely beat a 6-7 OU team in a wgaf Bowl. You guys are ranked where you should be. And not the best team the last two month.

[Anjdog2003]

UCLA choked. The prevent defense has never worked in cfb or the Pro's yet head coaches do it constantly. How many bowls are left 55?

[sublime1996525]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

UCLA choked. The prevent defense has never worked in cfb or the Pro's yet head coaches do it constantly. How many bowls are left 55?

I hate the prevent defense. Such shit!

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

UCLA choked. The prevent defense has never worked in cfb or the Pro's yet head coaches do it constantly. How many bowls are left 55?

Speaking of choke jobs. Way to go usc jr..

[ZipZap]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

UCLA choked. The prevent defense has never worked in cfb or the Pro's yet head coaches do it constantly. How many bowls are left 55?

I'm pretty much done with bowl games except for the top 4. Between seeing .500 teams and the opting out, they're pretty meaningless.

[higgyburners]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

...am taking you outta my will pancake...

I am locked in ...you know this

[Will]

USC defense ran out of gas. Lost a ton of players to opt-out, transfer, and injuries. They had no depth.

Despite the loss to Notre Dame I was pleased with the way the team played considering the circumstances. Hopefully Rattler returns - if he does, this team can absolutely improve again next year. O-Line has always killed us, as it did for most of the season until they miraculously started providing decent pass protection in the final 2 games of the season. We have one of the best O-Line recruiters in the country on staff, and just nabbed 3 4-star OL recruits. WR, RB, and defense have never been a problem for USC. It's always been mediocre to bad O-Line play. Hardest position to recruit - you need 5 of them on the field at a time, and there are only so many good ones.

Tennessee saved the SEC's bacon a little bit last night. But it's still a disastrous bowl season. Even if 'Bama beats K-State, UGA wins twice for the title, and LSU, Kentucky, and Mississippi State win their games, it's still the worst bowl season for the SEC in a long, long time.

PAC-12 hands down the big winner so far. UCLA blew it at the last second, but Oregon State manhandled Florida, Oregon got the thrilling last second win over UNC, and Washington beat Texas. 3 big wins against big time programs.

ACC has the most wins of the Power 5 so far (5) but no big wins. They've lost the 2 big time games that mattered so far (UNC to Oregon, Clemson to Tennessee).

B1G - wait and see. 3-0 so far in 3 minor games. Their big time match-ups start today with Michigan and Ohio State in the playoffs, and Penn State set to play PAC-12 champ Utah on Monday along with West division champ Purdue facing LSU.

Big XII - yikes. Texas Tech pushed around Ole Miss and that's it. Very real chance the Big XII goes 1-7 in bowl season with their final 2 teams to play, TCU and Kansas State, both underdogs to Michigan and Alabama today.

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by Will

USC defense ran out of gas. Lost a ton of players to opt-out, transfer, and injuries. They had no depth.

Every team lost players that opt-out, transferred, or were injured. ND didn't have their starting QB or top WR at the game and they still put up 45 points against you. NO EXCUSES.

[sublime1996525]

TCU is doing a great job at proving they belong so far! Kansas State was manhandled by Bama which wasn’t a surprise. I would love to see TCU/OSU in the Championship game. Keep the SEC out all together lol.

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by sublime1996525

TCU is doing a great job at proving they belong so far! Kansas State was manhandled by Bama which wasn’t a surprise. I would love to see TCU/OSU in the Championship game. Keep the SEC out all together lol.

Kansas St lost to Tulane at home. They had no business being in the Sugar Bowl.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by sublime1996525

TCU is doing a great job at proving they belong so far! Kansas State was manhandled by Bama which wasn’t a surprise. I would love to see TCU/OSU in the Championship game. Keep the SEC out all together lol.

THAT would piss off a lot of people, especially with the Buckeyes winning, of course.

[Anjdog2003]

Play Cupcakes in the Big 10 and watch TCU put up 48 points already against Michigan

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

Play Cupcakes in the Big 10 and watch TCU put up 48 points already against Michigan

*51

No defense in the game.

[Anjdog2003]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

*51

No defense in the game.

fOSU and Michigan are used to playing Rutgers and a Rudy Pudy non-conference schedule.