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Well wouldn’t it be fitting for the Big 12 to actually have 12 teams again? Asking for a friend.

If UF gets past UGA this year that’d be HUGE. I don’t think quite yet but The East looks to be a two dog show between the two. The west is confusing. Bama should be on top but will they be the same Bama? On paper they should be great, QB is a question mark. This could be the best year for a team...

In my personal opinion I think 10-2 is the best they do. I may be proven wrong, but I don’t think Trask can push them further than that. The D is always gonna be strong. Well see how the offense fairs after losing two receivers and Perine. Pitts is a stud! They may prove me wrong but I don’t see...

I’m just sayin that to make a list like that I feel like there needs to be a balance between pro-success and college success. Teams like Oklahoma have to be in a QBU ranking list. Really I think the whole system is screwed, these high-profile guys don’t provide the deep level of content that I...

They said they only considered NFL success, but Oklahoma’s recent run of QBs, really since Bradford in ‘08 is unrivaled. Teams like Michigan State have arguably had better college QB production than Michigan. Ohio state has had uber-successful QB play since Troy Smith Heisman campaign in ‘06...

Bleacher Report has released their updated QBU rankings. While they made some good points, the list seems utterly unrealistic. It goes as follows: 1. Purdue 2. Michigan 3. NC State Honorable Mention: Washington, Oklahoma, USC, Stanford, California, Oregon, Notre Dame, Miami Now every school...

As far as the last decade is concerned Florida is number 4or5 in the SEC. they’ve had success but haven’t been able to breakthrough. However, I have them as a power team in my post. I never said they aren’t a power. However, I feel like they will continue to not receive the respect you, or a lot...

While the Packers WR room doesn’t necessarily pass the eye test, Adams is obviously elite. When he was hurt last year Lazard showed value and I think they’re excited for St. Browns growth. Plus with the addition of Dillon, Aaron Jones should be expected to become more valuable in pass game. Like it!

8/10 are conference games, 2 non-conf. UGA would have room for Auby and GaTech. Based off recent success, and 2020 projection, in this format I could see UCF finishing in the 5-7 range. I just wanted to get a narrative going on the lopsided landscape of CFB

How do you think the reshuffle will play out? Do you have an idea of teams you think will be left out? And what do you think the implications of a reshuffle would be?

This is most likely true. That’s why I said it was a pipe dream. I think fans would love to see a more competitive format but the logistics of it would definitely be a problem.

Obviously there would only be 32 teams playing more than 10 games under this format, so most programs would see smaller revenue numbers. Plus the NCAA doesn’t like fun, and with less games in total, everything would be affected. I think that if an idea like this were instated, we would see...

I hear ya man! I’d love to see. Anything to see a more competitive landscape and some new faces at the top. That’s why I started this thread, maybe us fans lead a revolt overthrow the CFP lol

The map I think! I did not include WVU in the power conferences because of last year and their projection for this year. Hopefully I’m wrong tho as I’ve always loved watching the Mountaineers potent offense!

WVU fan?

The conferences of college football are boring. It’s hard to consider the Power 5 the true Power 5. The SEC has presented the best team in the country more often than not in the 2000’s but is it really deep? You get Bama, Auburn, LSU (finally again), and more recently UGA. The bottom half of the...