College Football Off Topic

[TheShizNo1]

Quote: Originally Posted by TripleCrown9

I can't remember which version(s), but in NCAA Football you could mock your opponent's taunt (Gator Chomp into a throat slash, a lackluster Tomahawk Chop, etc)

I need you to remember which game because Google is doing me no good.

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[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I need you to remember which game because Google is doing me no good. Sent from my SM-T837P using Operation Sports mobile app

I'm working on it.

Meanwhile, here's the AP's new Top 25 Greatest Teams of All Time, compiling every season's final ranking from the first year in 1935 through 2018 and assigning points based on rankings (#1 gets 25 points, #2 gets 24 points, #3 gets 23 points, etc).

Spoiler

1. Oklahoma 1182 pts
2. Alabama 1062
3. Ohio State 1052
4. Michigan 985
5. Notre Dame 975
6. USC 832
7. Texas 789
8. Nebraska 783
9. Penn State 694
10. Tennessee 686
11. LSU 653
12. Georgia 591
13. Auburn 572
14. Florida State 563
15. Miami 530
16. Florida 518
17. UCLA 503
18. Michigan State 454
19. Arkansas 439
20. Clemson 424
21. Washington 376
22. Texas A&M 375
23. Wisconsin 363
24. Ole Miss 347
25. Georgia Tech 343

[l3ulvl]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

Since CFB season is getting closer and closer I've been doing a lot more reading and stat analyzing over the last week or two and I'm depressed. I forgot just how bad Richt's offense was. Miami lost multiple games last year where their opponent even failed to score 21 points. They went 7-6 with an elite defense because Richt's offense of 5 plays from 3 formations was surprisingly shut down. I don't know what happened between 2017 and 2018. His offense in 2017 was nothing innovative, but he literally ran the same 5-6 plays 90% of the time in 2018. I don't know if he was checked out or what. If Miami had scored 28 points exactly each game, no more, no less, then Miami goes 11-1. That team is as infuriating as the 2014 team that had all 11 starters on offense make it pro and play multiple years that had more draft picks than wins. I would think Miami will eventually find a coaching staff that can produce a good offense and a good defense simultaneously, but it's starting to look like that is impossible. The 2017 offense was okay, but it was definitely not good. It just had decent enough play calling to out athlete basically everyone it played until Rosier turned into a turnover machine that couldn't even hit 50% of his throws.

I could say the same thing about another UM team running stubborn archaic offenses and relying on elite defenses

[canes21]

Quote: Originally Posted by l3ulvl

I could say the same thing about another UM team running stubborn archaic offenses and relying on elite defenses

It's depressing, isn't it? I honestly think it was more frustrating to watch that Miami team lose the way it did weekly compared to the Golden era teams that could score every possession, but could never get a stop either.

[Archsmith99]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I need you to remember which game because Google is doing me no good. Sent from my SM-T837P using Operation Sports mobile app

I believe it was Ncaa football 2009 or 2010. I'm not 100% sure though

[TripleCrown9]

Top 10 most hated teams of all-time

10. 1997 Michigan
9. 2012 Alabama
8. 2017 Oklahoma
7. 2002 Ohio State
6. 1993 Notre Dame
5. 1996 Florida
4. 2010 Auburn
3. 2014 Florida State
2. 2005 USC
1. 1986 Miami

https://247sports.com/LongFormArticl...ams-132368351/

[canes21]

I'm surprised to see only one Miami team. I would have expected the 1990 team on there also.

[TripleCrown9]

They probably could've done multiple different seasons for each of those teams. For example, only one Alabama team?

I feel like everyone loved that 1990 Miami team, because those guys didn't give a single ****.