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GI sucks ass, bro

What device did you use? Oh the biggest one of course. Giggity.

This is a fun game

Second

He graduated... It is getting weird, We are all just worried about you. delete my name plz

If being an Eric Martin groupie is wrong, I have no intention of ever being right.

I'm an INTJ! ...but then again literally everyone on the board already knew that. I'm like a caricature of an INTJ. It's a pretty horrible way to live life

Nah, going old school and handing them out ahead of time. strigori, you get a blackshirt.

cool rebounding effort, petteway. sheezus.

Need more of that from Pitchford. Strong.

We need to make this game as ugly and terrible as possible to have any chance of winning So far, rousing success

Awesome Games Done Quick ...it's that time of year again. For Prevent Cancer foundation this time, so a good cause. The stream: http://www.twitch.tv/gamesdonequick The schedule: https://gamesdonequick.com/schedule Tomorrow has a great lineup.

I think you can watch full episodes on Comedy Central's website I think we pay like $120 for cable + Internet. Sadly I watch way too many sports on way too many channels and I don't want to give that up. If it wasn't for sports I'd be fine - I rarely watch anything else

How the heck can you make any prediction? Yet as sports fans we do this all the time. There's a Contest Crib every week asking us to predict the final score of the game. Who knows? What about Nebraska? Maybe Nebraska will win 7 games next year, maybe we'll win 12, who knows? But we can make educated guesses. I'm just curious what others' educated guesses are. Lighten up.

I'm not saying that's what WILL happen, I'm saying this is what's most likely to happen based on how the college football landscape has set itself up going forward. Next year I will evaluate on its own merits, period. I have no dog in the fight. I don't care when my predictions go wrong.

I am defensive coordinator. Do I get to take away the blackshirts when my defensive players are posting badly?

ERIC MARTIN FOR EVERY POSITION

Man I really think Helu > Burkhead but I understand why Burkhead is winning

Thanks for your input, but this is the part where you post your rankings and reasoning, not just blind disagreement I understand that people are going to disagree with me, and I'm not even going to argue with anyone. So let's hear it!

Alright so here is a question going forward and one that I don't know the answer to but have some opinion on, which is this: How would you rank the conferences A) next year B) for the overall next 5 years I think that for 2015 it is very clearly 1. SEC 2. Pac 3. Big 12 4. Big Ten 5. ACC And for the next 5 years 1.SEC 2. Pac 3. Big 12 = Big Ten 5. ACC I think FSU will take a step back next year, and depending on how DeShaun Watson develops, Clemson could be the class of the ACC for the next couple years. Oklahoma had about as disappointing a year as any team in the entire country this year, and Texas has yet to get established in the Strong era. With any sort of quarterback whatsoever, they'll be back to winning soon. TCU and Baylor both have Top-10 coaches in the nation and have devoted resources to winning. They are going to be winning programs going forward. But Kansas State without Snyder will likely regress, Gundy is not a good coach IMO, and West Virginia is likely a perennial 7-8 win team. Meanwhile the Big Ten looks to be on the way up, but Michigan won't be back next year, Wisconsin might take a step back, Nebraska and Penn State is still in quasi-transition modes (who knows?) and the bottom of the Big Ten continues to be atrocious. The Pac-12 is super interesting and I'm not sold on their future, but Oregon will win as long as Knight is there. USC isn't going to win championships under Sark, but they'll win 8-9 games a year. UCLA might be in trouble if (when) Mora jumps to the NFL, and same with Stanford and Shaw (NFL loves Shaw). Arizona and Arizona State both look like they have bright futures, and Washington remains a huge wild card. The Peterson era has been disappointing so far there. Cal and WSU - who knows, they seem to be content putting up 60 points a game and not fielding a defense. But at any rate, the California/Arizona recruiting grounds are super fertile. Pac will keep being strong. Hard to see any league being better than the SEC over the next 5 years though. As long as the best recruits in the nation continue to be produced in their backyard and the likes of Saban, Miles, Richt, Bielema, Mullen, etc stay there, they'll be the best over the 5-year period. It's simply hard to beat the geographical advantage in recruiting, especially when the league also has a perception advantage and a recruiting rules advantage. Anyways, the two teams I'm most interested in seeing what happens going forward are Arkansas and Tennessee. But I am interested in seeing others' opinions as well.

I'll say it again, Polo is 100% the most deserving HC this year