Let them get in. We'll match-up Rd 1 and pound them.I don't understand how Ped state is ranked 6th with 0 top 25 wins.
Way over ranked
Let them get in. We'll match-up Rd 1 and pound them.I don't understand how Ped state is ranked 6th with 0 top 25 wins.
Way over ranked
They are healthier than we are and have a similar F+ rating. It would be a 50-50 game (at best) for sure.Let them get in. We'll match-up Rd 1 and pound them.
Illinois now with 3 losses as wellDon't get Penn State at all 1 win over Illinois? There schedule is very weak maybe Minnesota upsets them but I can see them staying in the top 10 unless they steam roll everybody to me Indiana at one loss is better then a one loss Penn State.
Actually it’s simply your bias. The same bias that won’t call out Lincoln, or acknowledge Kelly’s 10 losses at LSU, or that Chip was .333 after his stint at Oregon, or that Norvell has only one good season..This is simply Deion hate and Dabo loving.
Super competitive ? You obviously didn't see the game. A typical Franklin team performance in a big game. Garbage.Losing in a super competitive manner against Ohio St. IMO outweighs beating SMU or Kansas St.
Why should Penn St. be penalized for losing to Ohio St.?
You’ll disagree. So be it.
This would be a great matchup for ND in South BendLet them get in. We'll match-up Rd 1 and pound them.
Just like BK used to doSuper competitive ? You obviously didn't see the game. A typical Franklin team performance in a big game. Garbage.
This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.Just like BK used to do
PSU a lock with a home game.And with Wash, Minnesota, Purdue and Maryland left on their schedule.
All of them have better resumes even with a horrible loss to NIU. PSU hasn't beaten ANYONE of substance. Who they loss to is their best positive.Who at 7-8-9-10 goes ahead of them? Indiana? BYU? Tennessee? Notre Dame?
Who?
I would only consider Tennessee.
Dead horse alert.This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
Some have more problems than othersThis season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
Dead horse, once again...this is flogger....This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
Please, hes not called big game Brian for nothing. The guy couldn't win a big game to save his life. As much as I despise Alabama, Im hoping they role his a$$ in Baton Rouge Saturday night.This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
ZERO path at 10-2I don’t think 10 is a bad spot for the first release and it keeps and motivated. It will not stay this way. If ND wins out there is a path to a home game against IU. That would be fun. In-state rival first round.
Does anyone after this still think ND has a path at 10-2? What’s the path your seeing I am not?
USC should be in the playoff conversation with 5 losses hey? Lincoln Riley is doing a swell job.This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
The Lincoln Riley buyout is 90 million after this season.USC should be in the playoff conversation with 5 losses hey? Lincoln Riley is doing a swell job.
I guess it's all about how you keep score.The Lincoln Riley buyout is 90 million after this season.
You could argue that in life itself, he’s indeed doing a swell job.
Yes. I’ve already tried to explain some of it to you. I’m not surprised ND is #10.Does anyone after this still think ND has a path at 10-2? What’s the path your seeing I am not?
Can I be frank and transparent with you?I guess it's all about how you keep score.
I think #10 is about right at this point. Win out convincingly and they'll be hosting a game. Moving up a minimum of two spots shouldn't be all that difficult given the other schedules. The NIU loss was awful but the only saving grace was when. Lose that game in October and the playoff is long gone.Yes. I’ve already tried to explain some of it to you. I’m not surprised ND is #10.
It helps that it was earlier in the year, but I think they would still get in even if NIU was the last game of the year.I think #10 is about right at this point. Win out convincingly and they'll be hosting a game. Moving up a minimum of two spots shouldn't be all that difficult given the other schedules. The NIU loss was awful but the only saving grace was when. Lose that game in October and the playoff is long gone.
🚨 Reminder this is a USC troll🚨This season I watched Marcus Freeman lose to MAC crappy Northern Illinois in South Bend.
All head coaches have their problems.
Lincoln Riley is 41-years-old, he has coached three Heisman Trophy winners, he has guided three teams to the CFB Playoffs, all of this in 8 seasons as a head coach. I did not watch a lot of Riley during his Oklahoma tenure; however, living in so. California, I watch a lot of UCLA and USC, so now I do see Riley a lot. He is an outstanding offensive coach, IMO, obviously, he has had some growing pains at USC.About ?
He's not an offensive coordinator. He's the head coach. You should judge him on thatLincoln Riley is 41-years-old, he has coached three Heisman Trophy winners, he has guided three teams to the CFB Playoffs, all of this in 8 seasons as a head coach. I did not watch a lot of Riley during his Oklahoma tenure; however, living in so. California, I watch a lot of UCLA and USC, so now I do see Riley a lot. He is an outstanding offensive coach, IMO, obviously, he has had some growing pains at USC.
Why certain posters sit on a couch at home and point at this dude's failures confuses me. He's a top shelf offensive coach.
1st stop lying in a previous post you stated you watch every second of USC football.Lincoln Riley is 41-years-old, he has coached three Heisman Trophy winners, he has guided three teams to the CFB Playoffs, all of this in 8 seasons as a head coach. I did not watch a lot of Riley during his Oklahoma tenure; however, living in so. California, I watch a lot of UCLA and USC, so now I do see Riley a lot. He is an outstanding offensive coach, IMO, obviously, he has had some growing pains at USC.
Why certain posters sit on a couch at home and point at this dude's failures confuses me. He's a top shelf offensive coach.
But they will be the 4 seed if they win the Big 12. So really irrelevant.LOL@ BYU over ND in the top 10
I see the playoff committee is still putting waaaaaaaay tooooo much weight on W-L record and waaaaaaaay overvaluing the quality of competition in the ACC & BIG12
He is a well respected offensive mind. His tenure as a head coach has been nothing special. He bolted OU the first chance he had after they announced they were joining the SEC. His time at USC would have to be considered a disappointment given the expectations when he arrived there. Now in the Big 10 USC is an absolute non factor.Lincoln Riley is 41-years-old, he has coached three Heisman Trophy winners, he has guided three teams to the CFB Playoffs, all of this in 8 seasons as a head coach. I did not watch a lot of Riley during his Oklahoma tenure; however, living in so. California, I watch a lot of UCLA and USC, so now I do see Riley a lot. He is an outstanding offensive coach, IMO, obviously, he has had some growing pains at USC.
Why certain posters sit on a couch at home and point at this dude's failures confuses me. He's a top shelf offensive coach.
Not exactly who you’d expect to chair the committee given Michigan’s recent transgressions.Warde Manuel!
Nothing special? Lincoln Riley qualified Oklahoma for three 4-team CFB playoff berths in 5 seasons. What would have been special in his 5 seasons in Norman, Ok.? You tell me.He is a well respected offensive mind. His tenure as a head coach has been nothing special. He bolted OU the first chance he had after they announced they were joining the SEC. His time at USC would have to be considered a disappointment given the expectations when he arrived there. Now in the Big 10 USC is an absolute non factor.
I have. At Oklahoma, as a head coach in five seasons, his teams qualified for three 4-team CFB playoff berths. How would you judge that? You tell me.He's not an offensive coordinator. He's the head coach. You should judge him on that
We should move ahead of IU if they lose to OSU by any real margin.....it its last second heroics, coin toss......Still a few head to heads in front of us and then conf championships......I think #10 is about right at this point. Win out convincingly and they'll be hosting a game. Moving up a minimum of two spots shouldn't be all that difficult given the other schedules. The NIU loss was awful but the only saving grace was when. Lose that game in October and the playoff is long gone.
Good job at Oklahoma. But ran away from the sec. And a below average job at SCI have. At Oklahoma, as a head coach in five seasons, his teams qualified for three 4-team CFB playoff berths. How would you judge that? You tell me.
What does this have to do with you being a USC troll on a ND message board?Nothing special? Lincoln Riley qualified Oklahoma for three 4-team CFB playoff berths in 5 seasons. What would have been special in his 5 seasons in Norman, Ok.? You tell me.
Brian Kelly got to the playoff twice. He's won just as many playoff games as Riley. I believe winning a playoff game would have been special not just winning a so so Big 12 conference. Again as soon as he found out he'd have to go against the SEC week in and week out he hightailed it out of there first chance he got.Nothing special? Lincoln Riley qualified Oklahoma for three 4-team CFB playoff berths in 5 seasons. What would have been special in his 5 seasons in Norman, Ok.? You tell me.
So qualifying for the final 4 in CFB, three times in 5 total seasons in Norman, is nothing special.Brian Kelly got to the playoff twice. He's won just as many playoff games as Riley. I believe winning a playoff game would have been special not just winning a so so Big 12 conference. Again as soon as he found out he'd have to go against the SEC week in and week out he hightailed it out of there first chance he got.
You constantly talk about sos for other teams but now it doesn't matter for the average b12So qualifying for the final 4 in CFB, three times in 5 total seasons in Norman, is nothing special.
Got it.