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Would think Kstate would go buy a game, but AZ probably can't afford to with the PAC hole.
KidSilverhair
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They should ask Mike Gundy how well it works out to stroll into Orlando thinking you’re gonna roll UCF easily.
Using this year’s sagarin:
Texas #2 SOS
Texas Tech #3 SOS
BYU #6 SOS
ISU #7 SOS
KSU #9 SOS
Utah “hardest schedule in nation” #12 SOS
Good schedule, hardly better than a typical Big 12 school this season.
Also love that Arizona is an easy game when Arizona just whooped them and is clearly the better team for the past 4-5 weeks straight.
Rough day for Utah’s predicted 10-0 vs the Big 12 every season.
They should be able to beat NW with 2nd and 3rd stringers by several TDs if they can run the table in the big 12.
They should be able to beat NW with 2nd and 3rd stringers by several TDs if they can run the table in the big 12.
wow good lord I didn't believe they could lose to NW.
I didn’t even look up if they had guys sit out but a 10-0 Big 12 team (per 99% of their fans) doesn’t lose to NW nearly getting shut out.
I don’t know anything about their roster and what they did or didn’t have sitting out but Utah has zero passing game from the bits and pieces I watched. I know that one QB of theirs is hurt but Their QB last night was terrible.
Not sure, but their QB played even though he entered the portal earlier. He knew their star QB, who's been injured all year, was coming back next season.
He didn’t market himself very well then…
Whether they did or didn’t, now the Hok trolls on twitter are saying this is proof the Big 10 west is just superior on defense that it’s not bad offense
To take anything at all from bowl games is almost as stupid as preseason polls.
I'd say even stupider. Pre-season is a projection based on the previous year with new recruits/transfers added versus the scheduled competition. Lots of reputation and bias comes into it but it's still trying to be a good guess. Other than the very top tier bowls, bowl games are just exhibition games and who knows how they might play out.
Nobody opens the season going "Oh, man, they were really good (or bad) in that bowl game last December!"
Oh just wait until 12/30. CW and Blum were already setting it up on their pod, “this bowl game actually means something but none of the other ones do.”
I don't know...people on here still seem to point to the 2020 Fiesta Bowl as some sort of standard, not an exception.
And it seems common for fans to see the bowl as some sort of tone setter for the program/next season.
It is stupid though; one (the bowl game) has nothing to do with the other (season 8 months later).
Also in this column is the 'well ISU beat Team X last season and Team X is traditionally not very good so it should just happen this year' narrative.