2015 College Football thread

Screw this, I am not waiting until late August to post this. Lets get the show on the row.

The 2015 season will be upon us within a month.

While the majority of teams start their season on September 5th, a few major programs will be playing on the Thursday, prior to that weekend, including, TCU, South Carolina, Michigan, and Georgia Tech.

Week 1 scedule: http://espn.go.com/ncf/scoreboard?confId=80&seasonYear=2015&seasonType=2&weekNumber=1

Who do you think will be the final four come December.

My Predictions

1.Alabama (Self explanatory)
2.TCU (Offense will be epic to watch, noting the 10 of 11 2014 starters are back)
3.Ohio State (3 soild quarterbacks, soild defense, easy-ass conference, No problem)
4.Ole Miss (Wallace is gone, defense shouldn't be a problem)

First 4 out
5.Baylor (TCU game will be the difference)

6.Clemson(Their close calls they have been having will haunt the in the end, even though Deshaun Watson is potentially my favorite to win the Heisman.)

7.Auburn(Like with Baylor, a loss to Bama will be leave them hanging.)

8.Oregon(Mariota leaving will be the difference, even though they'll get a decent quaterback)

1.Alabama
2.Ohio State
3.Oregon
4.Ole Miss

5. Clemson
6. Auburn
7. Baylor
8. Nebraska

1. TCU - got absolutely fucked last year. They are easily the best team this year returning almost all starters and actually aren't bad on defense

2. Alabama - at least 1 SEC team will get in no matter how bad the conference is or isn't. None of the other ones stand out.

3. Ohio State - WVU was good last year until Trickett got taken out, we beat Baylor and were up 2 TDs on TCU before he was concussed for the 4,367th time. With no other notable teams in the Big 10/11/14/change the fucking name, and no worries about injuries at the QB position, they should be the FSU of this year. Go undefeated yet still not be #1 or 2, and lose when they play an actual team in Alabama or TCU.

4. Oregon - doesn't matter who's on their team the system works. Just like the Air Raid offense can make short white receivers look good, any above-average group of players will look amazing at Oregon. And with Nike basically owning the school Im sure the players are far above average.






5. Baylor - Somebody in the Big 12/10 because there's 10 fucking teams in the conference always gets screwed. I was hoping that the 4-team system would end that, but it just happened to scre 2 of them instead of just 1. See: Oregon, and Shock Linwood is a motherfucking monster

6. USC - They are my dark horse team. No real reason why, other than the Pac-12 South looks a bit lackluster, possible exception of Arizona State. I think the Pac-12 Champion, whether it be Oregon, USC, or somebody else, will be in the 4-team playoff, barring something crazy happening with divisional tiebreakers.




WVU will surprise some teams. We are returning almost all our defense, with some lost starters being replaced by people who were injured, and were supposed to start anyway. Defense in the Big 12 is rare, except for at TCU, so we'll see if it's enough to bring us to another solid season.


And I hate to see it, but Pitt is filled with young starters. Maybe not this year, but next year they'll be solid. Too bad their too much of a pussy to play WVU again.

Also look for the SEC's "amazing" defenses to show again, as in they all actually suck. Look at last year's scores, especially in their bowls, they got destroyed.

1.TCU                              
2.Alabama                    
3.Ohio State
4.Oregon

5.Clemson            
6.Baylor                    
7.USC      
8.Auburn

1. Ohio State
2. TCU
3. Georgia Tech
4. Oregon

5. Alabama
6. Michigan State
7. Wisconsin
8. Arizona State

Preseason Coaches Poll is out:

http://sportspolls.usatoday.com/ncaa/football/polls/coaches-poll/

What was your reaction to the list?

I'm kind of surprise that TCU and Alabama combine only got 2 first place votes.

Ohio State got 62 out of 64 first place votes.

I shall care about the rankings when Penn State is ranked. So, basically, I won't care for a few more years here.

How is Arkansas and Tennessee ahead of Mississippi State.

The FCS season kicked off with Montana pulling the upset on the defending FCS Champion North Dakota State 38-35, on a go-ahead touchdown with :03 seconds left.

The TD can be seen here:
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=13540511

Steve Spurrier retire effective immediately.

Michigan State beat Michigan on a bizarre finish as Michigan's punter botched the snap and Michigan State runs it back as time expires.