Football **** Official 2023 College Football Thread**** - Page 234

Week 11:

Alabama vs. Kentucky (+11, 47)

Michigan vs. Penn State (+4.5, 44.5)

Texas Tech vs. Kansas (-3.5, 61)

Arizona vs. Colorado (+10, 55)

Missouri vs. Tennessee (-1, 58.5)

Miami vs. Florida State (-14.5, 50)

Oklahoma State vs. UCF (+2.5, 64)

Utah vs. Washington (-9, 54.5)

Ole Miss vs. Georgia (-11,59)

West Virginia vs. Oklahoma (-12.5, 58)

Michigan State vs. Ohio State (-31.5, 47)

Florida vs. LSU (-13.5, 63.5)

Texas vs. TCU (+10, 53)

USC vs. Oregon (-15, 73.5)
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Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88:
Those Sucknoles tears are glorious. :-)

The only thing this Rose bowl “proves” is the committee doesn’t care about the regular season or cheating.
— Danny Kanell (@dannykanell) January 1, 2024

I am sure FSU has been clean.....forever
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Iowa was outscored 92-0 by ranked teams this year.
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Originally Posted by displacedinMN:
I am sure FSU has been clean.....forever

It’s ironic because FSU benefitted from one of the biggest screw jobs during the BCS-era when the computers selected them to play in the National Championship Game over Miami… even though Miami beat them head to head in the regular season and both teams finished with one loss.

Kanell and his fellow Sucknoles weren’t crying when that happened.

And Oklahoma ultimately beat them 13-2 in a brutally awful NC Game.
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch:
Iowa was outscored 92-0 by ranked teams this year.

Holy shit, wonder when the last time a ranked team was shutout 4 times in a season (only 3 being against ranked teams)... feels like something that maybe happened in like 1902 before the invention of the forward pass.
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That Michigan WR ran right past those DB's
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Originally Posted by Bearcat:
Holy shit, wonder when the last time a ranked team was shutout 4 times in a season (only 3 being against ranked teams)... feels like something that maybe happened in like 1902 before the invention of the forward pass.

The divisions are gone in the big 10 next year so you won't have to watch Iowa on New Years day for quite a while.
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It’s going to be tougher for Bama than I thought.
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Originally Posted by Bearcat:
Like playing in the ACC? :-)

Alabama lost by double digits at home to Texas, beat a .500 South Florida team 17-3, beat a .500 Aggie team by 6, beat a 4-8 Arkansas team at home by 3, and needed a miracle meltdown by Auburn to beat them by 3. No other team is even in the top 10 with that resume.
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Originally Posted by TheGreatCassholio:
Alabama lost by double digits at home to Texas, beat a .500 South Florida team 17-3, beat a .500 Aggie team by 6, beat a 4-8 Arkansas team at home by 3, and needed a miracle meltdown by Auburn to beat them by 3. No other team is even in the top 10 with that resume.

They beat Georgia on a neutral field.
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Originally Posted by mlyonsd:
The divisions are gone in the big 10 next year so you won't have to watch Iowa on New Years day for quite a while.

I guess the SEC is also, so Georgia won't get nearly the free pass of the East compared to Bama.
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Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88:
They beat Georgia on a neutral field.

So they have 1 decent win on the year and multiple turds that just get thrown out come playoff time because they are able to buy the most NFL talent.
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