OFFICIAL 2021 COLLEGE FOOTBALL OFFSEASON THREAD

[nako xl]

nako xl we got a shot at Bo? Anything on Helton?

Bo Pelini? WTf. For what and why??

Helton went 5-1 and had the best season in the PAC. There's nothing to report on him. 8-4, 9-3, 10-2 is our life.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

 

[casper90403]

nako xl we got a shot at Bo? Anything on Helton?

Bo Pelini??? We dont want him man

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

 

[tupac003]

Bo Pelini??? We dont want him man

I'm so frustrated with what we have I'll take anything...

 

[nako xl]

I'm so frustrated with what we have I'll take anything...

Why? Orlando did a good job this year. Like a really good job.

Not to mention he got Foreman and we're leading for Raesjon Davis.

I'll say this, and casper90403 will be furious at me for defending Helton in any way, but the issue this season was the lack of a run game, and that's all on Harrell not Helton. We saw Helton run the ball great with RoJo. He doesn't want to throw it 40x a game. Overall our offense was good this year, but you can't win without running the ball and we were 120th in the country rushing. That's Harrell and the air raid.

I'm ready for Graham to go take that Arizona HC job (Sorry AZwildcats ) so we can go get a power spread OC.

 

[nako xl]

People noticed Chase Williams, Kenon Christian, and ITS didn't play as well as a few linemen. Sounds like SC on top of injuries had about 20 players out for the Oregon game due to covid. casper90403 tupac003

 

[casper90403]

ready for Graham to leave as well.

 

[nako xl]

 

[dragicon]

only SEC AD who would text that is the Texas AM AD

 

[lightweight champion]

Surprised Brent Brennan hasn’t been brought up more about getting a bigger gig. What he’s done at SJSU is nothing short of admirable. Outperformed Cal and Stanford who are only minutes away, defeated BSU for the first time in school history, won the MWC for the first time in school history, developed pro talent like a Brandin Cooks, Markus Wheaton, and James Rodgers. Whoever lands him will be a lucky program.

 

[nako xl]

Surprised Brent Brennan hasn’t been brought up more about getting a bigger gig. What he’s done at SJSU is nothing short of admirable. Outperformed Cal and Stanford who are only minutes away, defeated BSU for the first time in school history, won the MWC for the first time in school history, developed pro talent like a Brandin Cooks, Markus Wheaton, and James Rodgers. Whoever lands him will be a lucky program.

He’s getting brought up but it’s a covid year and major schools are hesitant about the FBS one hit wonder.

Some G5’s called him and he passed. I think his name has come up with Arizona.

 

[witnesskb24]

Transitive wins is about the worst thing people can bring up when comparing teams

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

 

[nako xl]

O's gonna replace the entire coaching staff but Raymond, Cregg, Faulk, Joseph and maybe Ensminger and expect to do so with only like $3M? Is that gonna beat Bama? They're about to pay one assistant $3.5M.

 

[dacomeup]

So he’s on the hot seat, under Title IX Investigation and they’re hiring half of a staff while being cheap? They might as well have fired him if they want to set him up to fail

 

[MVP]

Let snub season begin

 

[dacomeup]

 

[N41D]

Auburn spent $20m to dump Gus and cheap out across the board.

College athletic departments and the rich people that support them are so stupid.

 

[N41D]

Let snub season begin

Maaaaan Bobby Brown made first team and he's not even A&M's best defensive lineman.

 

[atlsfinest]

 

[MVP]

Dopey Dan can't eem drop the bags off correctly. Should just be a coordinator.

 

[dacomeup]

Getting caught cheating for recruits that you don't even land seems like a UF tradition, word to Calvin Ridley a few years back.

 

[lightweight champion]

He’s so anti-compliance he can’t even comply with the rules of how to cheat correctly.

 

[atlsfinest]

Interesting piece on which college football teams do the best and worst jobs of developing talent over the last two decades. Their methodology isn't perfect but it's still an interesting looking things. I'm not surprised that there are so many SEC teams on the "worst" list and none on the "best" list. Even lower tier SEC teams that don't win a lot of games are still supremely talented compared to the rest of the country. For example, even the worst Tennessee teams that were sub .500 still had top 25 talent. The SEC teams that are high in the polls are almost always equally high in the recruiting rankings.

“These scores represent the improvement (or decline) in rankings for college football teams when their recruiting class rankings for 2000-2017 are compared to their ranking for the total number of players drafted in the NFL from 2003-2020.”

The best:

1. Iowa: 26
2. Utah: 25
3. Wisconsin: 21
4. Louisville: 15
5. TCU: 13
6. Boston College: 12
7. Purdue: 11
8. Oregon St: 10
9. North Carolina State: 10
10. Oregon State: 10

The worst:

1. Arizona: -20
2. Oklahoma St.: -20
3. Mississippi St.: -14
4. Kentucky: -13
5. Texas A&M: -12
6. Texas: -12
7. Washington: -11
8. Maryland: -10
9. Mississippi: -10
10. Tennessee: -10

The 10 best and 10 worst college football programs at developing talent

Which college football programs are the best at developing recruits and turning them into NFL players and which programs are the worst? You'll be surprised.

fansided.com