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WEEK 8 NCAA FOOTBALL, top 25, POWER RATINGS, games this week

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  • sydS syd

    @the-gipper said:

    As I see it ONLY those I have highlighted have any realistic chance of winning the National Championship.

    as I said somewhere else (forgot where) I believe LSU would beat most teams ranked out of the top 3

    W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    @syd said:

    as I said somewhere else (forgot where) I believe LSU would beat most teams ranked out of the top 3

    Yup.

  • sydS syd

    @the-gipper said:

    As I see it ONLY those I have highlighted have any realistic chance of winning the National Championship.

    as I said somewhere else (forgot where) I believe LSU would beat most teams ranked out of the top 3

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @syd said:

    as I said somewhere else (forgot where) I believe LSU would beat most teams ranked out of the top 3

    They already lost to Wisconsin and Auburn....neither of whom are in Top 3....and never were rated that high. So that disprooves that theory.

    Who have they actually beaten? The three Mississippi schools (Ole Miss/Miss. St./So. Miss), Missouri and Arkansas, and a cream puff. Are any of them even a .500 team?

  • @syd said:

    as I said somewhere else (forgot where) I believe LSU would beat most teams ranked out of the top 3

    They already lost to Wisconsin and Auburn....neither of whom are in Top 3....and never were rated that high. So that disprooves that theory.

    Who have they actually beaten? The three Mississippi schools (Ole Miss/Miss. St./So. Miss), Missouri and Arkansas, and a cream puff. Are any of them even a .500 team?

    W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #38

    @the-gipper said:

    They already lost to Wisconsin and Auburn....neither of whom are in Top 3....and never were rated that high. So that disprooves that theory.

    Who have they actually beaten? The three Mississippi schools (Ole Miss/Miss. St./So. Miss), Missouri and Arkansas, and a cream puff. Are any of them even a .500 team?

    Some people fap it to numbers. Some people actually watch the football games....

  • @the-gipper said:

    They already lost to Wisconsin and Auburn....neither of whom are in Top 3....and never were rated that high. So that disprooves that theory.

    Who have they actually beaten? The three Mississippi schools (Ole Miss/Miss. St./So. Miss), Missouri and Arkansas, and a cream puff. Are any of them even a .500 team?

    Some people fap it to numbers. Some people actually watch the football games....

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    Some people fap it to numbers. Some people actually watch the football games....

    And some people actually look at the results of games played.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #40

    Not really though. Considering the narrowness of the losses apparently means nothing to you. The fact that Retard Les Miles showed up to cost them the Auburn game (people that actually watch college football will know what I'm talking about; as for you, look it up) is important. Holding Alabama's offense to 10 points is something no one else has even come close to doing. They destroyed an Arkansas team that just steamrolled Florida, who is a P5 division winner. They ran away with the game against Ole Miss, which is a team that played top 15 FSU close and played Bama really close. They're going to gang rape A&M, whatever that's worth. So they finish with 3 losses, all to top 15 teams, two of which a fired coach is responsible for.

    But yeah, some undefeated group of 5 team is obviously better because "look at their record." You're a football layman.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

  • By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

    LSU USC and STANFORD would be a tough win for any team

  • By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

    MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #43

    @wargograw said:

    By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

    Who's the first?

  • @wargograw said:

    By the way LSU has only allowed 10 touchdowns on the season and only 6 in the last 6 games. They are the second best defense in the country for my money.

    Who's the first?

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #44

    @mld-woody said:

    Who's the first?

    The Buckeyes

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    Please. Alabama by a mile right now.

  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by MLD Woody
    #46

    You realize the SEC has gone from good defenses to bad offenses, right? How many former Purdue QBs are starting?

    With the exception of bama of course. Not that LSU isn't a good defense.

    Where do you all put Michigan's defense? Just curious...

  • Not really though. Considering the narrowness of the losses apparently means nothing to you. The fact that Retard Les Miles showed up to cost them the Auburn game (people that actually watch college football will know what I'm talking about; as for you, look it up) is important. Holding Alabama's offense to 10 points is something no one else has even come close to doing. They destroyed an Arkansas team that just steamrolled Florida, who is a P5 division winner. They ran away with the game against Ole Miss, which is a team that played top 15 FSU close and played Bama really close. They're going to gang rape A&M, whatever that's worth. So they finish with 3 losses, all to top 15 teams, two of which a fired coach is responsible for.

    But yeah, some undefeated group of 5 team is obviously better because "look at their record." You're a football layman.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #47

    @wargograw said:

    Not really though. Considering the narrowness of the losses apparently means nothing to you. The fact that Retard Les Miles showed up to cost them the Auburn game (people that actually watch college football will know what I'm talking about; as for you, look it up) is important. Holding Alabama's offense to 10 points is something no one else has even come close to doing. They destroyed an Arkansas team that just steamrolled Florida, who is a P5 division winner. They ran away with the game against Ole Miss, which is a team that played top 15 FSU close and played Bama really close. They're going to gang rape A&M, whatever that's worth. So they finish with 3 losses, all to top 15 teams, two of which a fired coach is responsible for.

    But yeah, some undefeated group of 5 team is obviously better because "look at their record." You're a football layman.

    Your claim was that A&M could beat every team that was not currently rated in the Top 5. Yet, they have lost 3 times. The last two in a row of those to unranked teams.

    So much for your boast. You don't even come up to the level of layman.

  • MLD WoodyM MLD Woody wrote on last edited by
    #48

    Gipper was right for the wrong reasons. Good luck now haha

  • Gipper was right for the wrong reasons. Good luck now haha

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @mld-woody said:

    Gipper was right for the wrong reasons. Good luck now haha

    I was right about A&M for the reason that if they were good enough to beat anyone but the Top 5, then they would not have lost to both Ole Miss and Miss. St. I don't know if that is the right or the wrong reason, it is just a fact.

  • @wargograw said:

    Not really though. Considering the narrowness of the losses apparently means nothing to you. The fact that Retard Les Miles showed up to cost them the Auburn game (people that actually watch college football will know what I'm talking about; as for you, look it up) is important. Holding Alabama's offense to 10 points is something no one else has even come close to doing. They destroyed an Arkansas team that just steamrolled Florida, who is a P5 division winner. They ran away with the game against Ole Miss, which is a team that played top 15 FSU close and played Bama really close. They're going to gang rape A&M, whatever that's worth. So they finish with 3 losses, all to top 15 teams, two of which a fired coach is responsible for.

    But yeah, some undefeated group of 5 team is obviously better because "look at their record." You're a football layman.

    Your claim was that A&M could beat every team that was not currently rated in the Top 5. Yet, they have lost 3 times. The last two in a row of those to unranked teams.

    So much for your boast. You don't even come up to the level of layman.

    W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Your claim was that A&M could beat every team that was not currently rated in the Top 5. Yet, they have lost 3 times. The last two in a row of those to unranked teams.

    So much for your boast. You don't even come up to the level of layman.

    Huh? We're talking about LSU here. A&M has nothing to do with it.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Your claim was that A&M could beat every team that was not currently rated in the Top 5. Yet, they have lost 3 times. The last two in a row of those to unranked teams.

    So much for your boast. You don't even come up to the level of layman.

    Huh? We're talking about LSU here. A&M has nothing to do with it.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    Huh? We're talking about LSU here. A&M has nothing to do with it.

    So, when you said "this team" could beat anyone that was not ranked in the Top 5, you were referring to LSU, not A&M?

    They have lost to Wisconsin, Auburn, Alabama, and Florida. Good competition, but save for Alabama, no Top 5.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #52

    Yes I was. I think LSU beats Wisconsin if they rematched but regardless, Wisconsin would be in my top 5 (I think Washington is a fraud). Alabama is obviously in the top 5. Auburn was a Les Miles classic. Lastly, I made this statement before Florida. That new data point does render me wrong, I'll admit that.

  • Yes I was. I think LSU beats Wisconsin if they rematched but regardless, Wisconsin would be in my top 5 (I think Washington is a fraud). Alabama is obviously in the top 5. Auburn was a Les Miles classic. Lastly, I made this statement before Florida. That new data point does render me wrong, I'll admit that.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    Yes I was. I think LSU beats Wisconsin if they rematched but regardless,

    I don't. No way.

    Wisconsin would be in my top 5 (I think Washington is a fraud). Alabama is obviously in the top 5. Auburn was a Les Miles classic. Lastly, I made this statement before Florida. That new data point does render me wrong, I'll admit that.

    Doesn't A&M play them this week? I think they end up with their 5th loss. Hell, they are lucky to be a Bowl team.

    Honestly, they got no wins against any good teams: Jacksonville State, Ole Miss 5-6, Miss. St. 4-7 Missouri 3-8, Arkansas 3-4 in SEC, Southern Miss.

    They have really beaten NO ONE.

    Your Aggies will whip them bad, imo.

    Lost to every other decent team they have faced.

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
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    Haha no we won't. LSU is favored by a TD in our house. Their defense is, as I said, top 3 in the country. That will keep you in any game.

  • Haha no we won't. LSU is favored by a TD in our house. Their defense is, as I said, top 3 in the country. That will keep you in any game.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @wargograw said:

    Haha no we won't. LSU is favored by a TD in our house. Their defense is, as I said, top 3 in the country. That will keep you in any game.

    All y'all will win.