College Football 2011: The Year the (Vacated) Won It All!

[Coren]

And Clemson wins again. No worries, I'm sure we can still blow it against the ACC-worst BC next week for homecoming.

At least nobody will make fun of us for rushing the field this week!

[archibaldcrane]

So um, we just beat the #8 team in the country by 31 points.

Get at me bro?

[Akiyama]

Why was Nebraska #8 again?

[FNH]

HAHAHAHAHA this game was amazing 200+ rushings yards to what -19 in the swamp?

[Akiyama]

BRANTLEY WAS OUT TOTALLY MATTERED

[FNH]

BRANTLEY WAS OUT TOTALLY MATTERED

Driskel led the team in rushing!

[Ohemgee]

Fuck I hate gator fans. And I hate nick saban as much.

But. Roll Tide.

[Plow]

pick em is hard this week >.>

overall average was 29 points, I homered every pick possible and scored 23


k-state losing was 91% at average confidence 7+

[Plow]

also, Mizzou is going to be verrrrrrry interesting, and if we win it I think we very likely sit at 7-0 when OU comes to town...

Spoiler: show

at which point we'd be lucky to finish the season with 9 wins

[Akiyama]

overall average was 29 points, I homered every pick possible and scored 23


k-state losing was 91% at average confidence 7+

I should have homered up with Auburn, but I really didn't see them stopping Lattimore. Then again, SC's playcalling with not really even involving Lattimore was fairly retarded, so I guess I should have predicted that :<

Baylor/VT losing, I didn't really see. So 41 points this week. Meh.

[Plow]

I had 10 points on Navy, fuck yeah.

[archibaldcrane]

Lol. Just this morning I saw that Michigan State beat Ohio State 10-7.

Good luck keeping up scoring with us, guys. 10-7? Lol.

[Moss]

overall average was 29 points, I homered every pick possible and scored 23


k-state losing was 91% at average confidence 7+

k-state was one of the few picks I got right, I had a shitty week

how did Awbarn's defense do so well? Is Garcia really that bad?

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don't answer that

[archibaldcrane]

Wisconsin up to 4th in the AP poll, 5th in the USA Today (with 1 first place vote). Never seen such a disparity between the two polls this far into the season. Stanford is 4th in USA Today, 7th in AP. Michigan State is 20th in USA Today, unranked in AP.

So we're looking at the LSU/Bama winner, Stanford (if they can run the table, including beating Oregon), Wisconsin (if they can run the table), the Oklahoma/OKST winner, and Boise State?

I guess you have to throw Clemson in there too, but yeah.

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I'm not including Texas because lolTexas

[Coren]

Looking at the espnU rankings is funny. Clemson is ranked 8th in the real polls, but doesn't garner a single vote in the espnu fan rankings.

That aside, although we've had 3 good wins, I don't know that we look "championship caliber" yet. I think all 7 teams above us look very good. UNC and GTech in a month or so, as well as SCar will be tough.

[Plow]

Baylor lost by 1 point on the road in conference opener to an undefeated team that just won @Miami.

Apparently that's worthy of dropping from 15/16 to 25/unranked, lol.

[Akiyama]

Baylor lost by 1 point on the road in conference opener to an undefeated team that just won @Miami.

Apparently that's worthy of dropping from 15/16 to 25/unranked, lol.

Because winning @Miami these days, especially when they're missing players.. is a huge accomplishment? lol

[FNH]

Anyone know where I can download the Alabama v. Florida game forgot to record it.

[Plow]

Because winning @Miami these days, especially when they're missing players.. is a huge accomplishment? lol

It was good enough to get K-State votes last week, and the Baylor win was apparently good enough to vault us from "also receiving votes" to top 20 in both polls...


also, the only people that vote in the fan poll are big 10 fans

[Octorok]

Well, Bama did LSU a little favor by injuring Brantley. True freshman's first start in Death Valley...