UCF / Auburn

[FSUKW]

:thought

[ericberry14]

Ucf looks terrible on offense so far. The auburn qb keeps failing to see wide open guys too. Should have had a TD or at least first down instead of throwing into double coverage on 3rd down.

[FSUKW]

Ucf looks terrible on offense so far. The auburn qb keeps failing to see wide open guys too. Should have had a TD or at least first down instead of throwing into double coverage on 3rd down.

Yea, that 3'rd down play he threw out of the end zone on left hand side, he had a guy wide open on the right hand side.

[FSUKW]

It really is impressive UCF is here. Even if they didn't play anyone.

They have a total five 4 star recruits going back 5 recruiting cycles per Rivals. Every other recruit is 2 or 3 star.

[CraigKressel]

It really is impressive UCF is here. Even if they didn't play anyone.

They have a total five 4 star recruits going back 5 recruiting cycles per Rivals. Every other recruit is 2 or 3 star.

That shit doesn't always matter, you think Nebraska was tearing up recruiting in the 90s? How about Boise State, TCU, Utah and Oregon?

[JdPat04]

:facepalm

[ericberry14]

Auburn’s qb is AWFUL

[FSUKW]

It really is impressive UCF is here. Even if they didn't play anyone.

They have a total five 4 star recruits going back 5 recruiting cycles per Rivals. Every other recruit is 2 or 3 star.

That shit doesn't always matter, you think Nebraska was tearing up recruiting in the 90s? How about Boise State, TCU, Utah and Oregon?

Yes, I do.

Primarily from a depth standpoint. Think about it. OSU has 4 and 5 stars starting. Then they rotate in more 4 stars and probably some 5 stars and maybe a 3 star or two. Teams starting 3 stars rotating in 2 stars cannot hang for 4 quarters. Exceptions happen, it's college football.

Not all 5 stars are going to work out and some 3 stars will develop very well (Lamar Jackson comes to mind). Hell Baker Mayfield was a walk-on.

From top to bottom for all 85 player rosters, it does matter when playing a team with lesser talent from top to bottom.

[Muck FcDisney]

Figured this game would be 14-14 by now :dunno

[FSUKW]

Figured this game would be 14-14 by now :dunno

Month long layoff blues... :thought

They both look pretty average right now.

[ericberry14]

Looks like auburn is gonna let ucf stay in this game. If Auburn’s QB doesn’t remember how to play football it’s gonna be a long day for auburn

[SmithsAUFan]

New cleats and turf are killing Stidham.

[CraigKressel]

It really is impressive UCF is here. Even if they didn't play anyone.

They have a total five 4 star recruits going back 5 recruiting cycles per Rivals. Every other recruit is 2 or 3 star.

That shit doesn't always matter, you think Nebraska was tearing up recruiting in the 90s? How about Boise State, TCU, Utah and Oregon?

Yes, I do.

Primarily from a depth standpoint. Think about it. OSU has 4 and 5 stars starting. Then they rotate in more 4 stars and probably some 5 stars and maybe a 3 star or two. Teams starting 3 stars rotating in 2 stars cannot hang for 4 quarters. Exceptions happen, it's college football.

Not all 5 stars are going to work out and some 3 stars will develop very well (Lamar Jackson comes to mind). Hell Baker Mayfield was a walk-on.

From top to bottom for all 85 player rosters, it does matter when playing a team with lesser talent from top to bottom.

Nebraska was using a bunch of underrated guys and walkons sprinkled in with a few highly regarded guys and kicked everyone's ass.

You can win without that, get underrated guys and tweener type of players that no one wanted but dominated high school football, players from small schools that dominated, players that fit your system well then the turnover rate is 0. On teams like Alabama and Ohio State you have like 3 to 10 juniors leaving every damn year.

[ericberry14]

New cleats and turf are killing Stidham.

He fucking BLOWS

[ericberry14]

It really is impressive UCF is here. Even if they didn't play anyone.

They have a total five 4 star recruits going back 5 recruiting cycles per Rivals. Every other recruit is 2 or 3 star.

That shit doesn't always matter, you think Nebraska was tearing up recruiting in the 90s? How about Boise State, TCU, Utah and Oregon?

Yes, I do.

Primarily from a depth standpoint. Think about it. OSU has 4 and 5 stars starting. Then they rotate in more 4 stars and probably some 5 stars and maybe a 3 star or two. Teams starting 3 stars rotating in 2 stars cannot hang for 4 quarters. Exceptions happen, it's college football.

Not all 5 stars are going to work out and some 3 stars will develop very well (Lamar Jackson comes to mind). Hell Baker Mayfield was a walk-on.

From top to bottom for all 85 player rosters, it does matter when playing a team with lesser talent from top to bottom.

Nebraska was using a bunch of underrated guys and walkons sprinkled in with a few highly regarded guys and kicked everyone's ass.

And steroids

[ericberry14]

Auburn needs to bench that dogshit qb they have playing

[FSUKW]

:ROFL2

[ericberry14]

If they switch QBs auburn might be up 21-0

[FSUKW]

Serious question:

Do we really want UCF to win?

from a team perspective, I like UCF (I went there for 2 semesters) but from a CFP standpoint, I don't want to see CFP have to start including these teams. Every P5 team will start re-scheduling weak ass schedules. It is already happening. This will fuck up college football in the current 4 team playoff mode.

On the other hand, if UCF wins and completely shakes it up to make the NCAA include 8 teams I would be OK with that.

[CraigKressel]

Serious question:

Do we really want UCF to win?

from a team perspective, I like UCF (I went there for 2 semesters) but from a CFP standpoint, I don't want to see CFP have to start including these teams. Every P5 team start re-scheduling weak ass schedules. It is already happening. This will fuck up college football in the current 4 team playoff mode.

On the other hand, if UCF wins and completely shakes it up to make the NCAA include 8 teams I would be OK with that.

Yes we do, what would you rather have 2 or 3 fucking SEC teams every year or UCFs?

Alabama should not be in the playoff it is a fucking joke period, they should be ranked 7th or 8th.