These college spreads make zero sense.

Cincy -3 favorite over a weak Indiana team. They should at least be
a double digit favorite.

Be careful if you’re betting today. I’m only betting on one
game right now and that’s Pittsburg. That should be a lock.

cincy doesn't look so hot at the start

Bama/Florida should be good.

I’m hoping Oklahoma smashes Nebraska by 45.

and seeing if osu can hold tulsa under 35 points.

Knew that line was fishy...

Good lord. If they lose against bum ass Indiana, they
dropping out of the top 20!


Costal Carolina getting bum rushed by freaking Buffalo right now...

This shows that Vegas was right and you were wrong

a trap game because Cincy was only a -3.5 favorite.....when a number
8 team should have been favorite by more against a non ranked team.

A game to stay away from.

what a dreadful performance by cincy

The addition of Cincy, BYU, Houston and UCF does nothing for them in terms of competitiveness with the other conferences.

UCF lost to what looks like a 7-5 Louisville team.

Cincinnati might lose to what looks like a 7-5 Indiana team.

gonna be awhile before the playoff picture clarifies itself

and Louisville and ESPN gave no fucks about his injury.. game over nigga!

and ready to destroy.

Expecting a beatdown.

and ready to destroy.

Expecting a beatdown.

Their offense fumbled the ball 3 times

27-27 at the half.

Lock it up in the second half and take care of business.

Especially when they win a big game the previous week.

Hopefully they settle down second half but PITT usually loses games like this AT HOME every damn year.

They went from FCS powerhouse to FBS independent to Big East member, Big East champ and BCS bowl heights. Fast forward a decade later and now they are an independent and about to go winless.

I want you going into that Notre Dame game on top.

Let’s go.

just putting it out there

NC losing to UVA

and would love to see Clemson lose to South Carolina but that is asking for too much.

they prolly lead the league in 4th down penalty conversions

and not sure why I thought Clemson was playing SC today.

rb is a beast

They have controlled this game.

Miami isn’t looking good this season.

>Miami isn’t looking good this season.

Not that Miami would be BACK but that Miami would be more of an 8/9 win team.

they are who they are, an occasionally above-average ACC team

funny that Texas' and Miami's most marquee, "we're back!", wins of the last decade came against Notre Dame

Tough lost for Pitt. Those 3 TOs were costly. Even on the day
, got the over win on the Aston villa game.

Notre Dame taking care of business so far.

Hopefully, OSU, takes care of business so that I can have a profit
for the day before betting on some night games.

Usually it’s plug and play they come in and just click (Brax, Kenny Guiton, Barrett, Cardale, Haskins)

I like that we at least have options on the bench

Emory Jones isnt good.

Richardson would've been dangerous even as a change of pace though, could have made the difference

Va Tech, Miami, and Pitt all lost their OCC games. Even if Clemson goes 11-1 they probably won’t play or beat a ranked opponent this season.

ALMOST BLEW IT ONCE AGAIN, LIVED TO TELL THE TALE

against Kent State.

9-7.

Gave Iowa State the business, but doesn’t seem to know what to
do against “who the fock are you University”?

Strange day today.

Domers eat!

Florida stuffing these dudes at the goal line

They can be beaten.

Tulsa is walking through OSU’s defense.

Ryan Day fock around and get fired at the end of the
season if he doesn’t fix this.

never seen that before

you got to come up with a lot better than that against bama on the two yard line

Jones trying to break the middle of the pocket and run 50 yards

>never seen that before
>
>you got to come up with a lot better than that against bama on
>the two yard line

Not to suggest UF is good by any means, but Bama can definitely be beat.

Hopefully that's not by UGA

because he gets to dog the shit out of his defense

bama defenders were gassed in the fourth because they haven't played a competitive four quarter game in a while

unfortunately, Saban can use this win as the ultimate coaching point and their defense will likely improve

Bama still the best of a down bunch until proven otherwise.

but i really think this is just a down year overall which i hope will add some randomness to the playoff 4

he had a possible td earlier, but passed it. but the defense sucked ass after that first qtr.

FSU is 0-3 for the first time in 45 years

they've given up 35 ppg since the start of 2020, and it might be 40 ppg if last year's Clemson game hadn't been cancelled

they look worse than at any time during Taggert's tenure

FSU looks terrible right now. Luckily the ACC is just as bad so they should still win 4-6 games but it will be a struggle.

>Luckily the ACC is just as bad
>so they should still win 4-6 games but it will be a struggle.

and Wake Forest made FSU look like a FCS team today

it will take all their power to get 4 wins:

Louisville
Syracuse
@ UNC
UMass
@ Clemson
NC State
Miami-FL
@ Boston College
@ Florida

You’re right they may not get to 4 wins this season.

They have looked terrible.

he's not a freak athlete, just a smooth and physical *running back*

he gets yards that other guys don't

>he's not a freak athlete, just a smooth and physical *running
>back*
>
>he gets yards that other guys don't

basically you can dive headfirst to cross the pylon and nobody can touch you because you are defenseless

passing plays in football (mathematically, even the NFL is horrible at converting it)

now imagine the odds of Uncle Bo Rico completing one

>now imagine the odds of Uncle Bo Rico completing one

it's been three games and he's looked terrible

averaging 116 TOTAL yards of offense per game and he has scored exactly one TD so far

not sure how you can be completing less than 63% of your passes when you are averaging under 6 YPA in college, where they let you block anybody within 10 yards of the LOS

Clemson's offense as a whole looks downgraded, but you are the five-star, can't-miss trigger man

do something

His name is Jaden Slocum - he’s a true freshman corner, had offers from Michigan, Notre Dame, Alabama, Clemson, FSU, Florida, Georgia, USC, MSU, and a ton of other schools. He enrolled early at Stanford earlier this year. Because of the pandemic he missed out on taking most of his recruiting visits (and for some reason the scouting sites never updated his 3 star ranking even though he had all those P5 scholarship offers.)

Jaden got playing time last week in the USC game on special teams, but today he played the entire second half at corner.

It’s surreal seeing him out there. He was two years old watching football with my dad (his grandfather) and was able to follow the action, and started running “plays” with us in the living room. He’s been playing organized football since he was 3 years old so he’s living out his dream right now. Got straight A’s in his first semester at Stanford too.

So yeah…I have a Pac12 team to root for right along with Michigan.

I didn't realize Stanford had never allowed an athlete to enroll early until this year

It was crazy because of the pandemic. Jaden graduated high school early in December but had been fully virtual. Then when he enrolled at Stanford early he moved from Georgia all the way to Cali, just to still be going to school virtually and with very few people on campus.

On top of that, because Stanford had never brought in early enrollees their cadence during spring ball is different from other teams. Instead of being the start to a new season they typically build on what the last season was - it’s assumed that the players already know the playbook and such. AND they moved him from free safety to corner, which he never played in high school. He’s used to playing center field, sitting back and reacting to what the offense does which is totally different from playing man to man coverage on an an island with a WR. But he’s tall - 6’2” and really fast so corner is where he has the most upside.

Given all that I didn’t think he’d be getting playing time as a true freshman, but they’ve had a couple injuries to DBs so he made his way into the rotation.

>His name is Jaden Slocum - he’s a true freshman corner, had
>offers from Michigan, Notre Dame, Alabama, Clemson, FSU,
>Florida, Georgia, USC, MSU, and a ton of other schools. He
>enrolled early at Stanford earlier this year. Because of the
>pandemic he missed out on taking most of his recruiting visits
>(and for some reason the scouting sites never updated his 3
>star ranking even though he had all those P5 scholarship
>offers.)
>
>Jaden got playing time last week in the USC game on special
>teams, but today he played the entire second half at corner.
>
>It’s surreal seeing him out there. He was two years old
>watching football with my dad (his grandfather) and was able
>to follow the action, and started running “plays” with us
>in the living room. He’s been playing organized football
>since he was 3 years old so he’s living out his dream right
>now. Got straight A’s in his first semester at Stanford
>too.
>
>So yeah…I have a Pac12 team to root for right along with
>Michigan.

Stanford, Michigan, and Notre Dame. Even as a Michigan alumn who would have LOVED having him here in Ann Arbor with me, I’m thrilled he’s playing for Shaw.

really shows my age too.

I have a friend who’s son has already played 8 years and retired already.. and my friend is like 5 years older than me.

and my kids are 4 and 6.

With this type of playing time early he has a good shot an an NFL roster based on all those schools that recruited him.

Congrats!!!

Just on ST’s, but he’s always the first one down for punts and kicks. #37 for PSU. He’s actually one of the fastest players in all of CFB, but hasn’t been able to stick at any one position.

Sounds like you’re nephew is off to a great start and chose a great program and coach to play for. Pretty surreal when it’s your own family too.