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Utah beating 2 P5 opponents without their starting QB is noteworthy.

Tulane beating Ole Miss 17-7 without their star QB

PAC 12 is a combined 15-0

Big week for the PAC 12 and the Big 12

OSU and WSU will probably win the legal battle. This will give them them the ability to keep the PAC 12 assets. I still think the most likely outcome is a merger with the MWC. Essentially the MWC would add OSU and WSU but they would brand themselves as the PAC and keep the PAC 12 infrastructure...

A few thoughts on each conference ACC: - Noles look like a legit title contender. I'm a big believer. - Clemson probably isn't as bad as they looked in week 1 but they have many of the same issues that have plagued them recently. - UNC with Drake Maye and that DL could be a problem Big...

Saturday, September 9th: Vanderbilt @ Wake Forest Nebraska @ Colorado Purdue @ VTech #20 Ole Miss @ #24 Tulane #23 Texas A&M @ Miami Iowa @ Iowa State Cincinnati @ pitt #11 Texas @ #3 Alabama Marshall @ ECU James Madison @ Virginia

The Rose Bowl is going to be part of the 12 team CFP moving forward. It's not going to have a PAC tie in after this year.

OSU and WSU to the MWC will probably happen by the end of the month. Those two have exhausted all their other options.

A little bit of both IMO. LSU certainly isn't bad but I think they are in the 15-25 range, not the top 5.

Maybe but Boise State is a better team than Virginia at this point. Michael Penix put on a show yesterday. It's crazy to say this but the PAC 12 looks very good this year. It may be the 2nd best conference behind the SEC.

At first, a lot of people are questioning this move by the ACC. But here's the reality for the ACC. They're going to lose some members in the near future. If they fall below 15 members, ESPN is allowed to renegotiate. Their payout would likely see a decrease in this scenario because one can...

Thursday, August 31: Florida @ #14 Utah Nebraska @ Minnesota Friday, September 1: Louisville @ Georgia Tech Saturday, September 2: Virginia @ #12 Tennessee Colorado @ #17 TCU #3 Ohio State @ Indiana WVU @ #7 Penn State #21 North Carolina @ South Carolina Sunday, September 3: Northwestern @...

ND looked legit. I know it's Navy and it's 1 game but I was impressed. USC has some great offensive weapons but the defense is still a mess.

UNC is a very solid "no" vote right now.

I'm hearing we should have resolution on the Stanford/Cal/ACC drama this week. They don't have the votes, as of yesterday, but Stanford/Cal are optimistic that things are trending in that direction. If those two go to the ACC, OSU and WSU will be off to the MWC.

It's a big year for Neal Brown, that's for sure. I know there were some big WVU donors that wanted him gone after last season. He needs a good year to keep his job IMO

I really like Leary and if he can stay healthy, Kentucky should be dangerous.

And the US Olympic Committee

I only included P5 teams with losing records in 2022. Which teams do you think will have a big bounce back in 2023? I let people vote for multiple teams in case you feel really strongly about more than 1 of these.