Preseason Top 10 for College Football

[Chrisksaint]

Quote: Originally Posted by GAMEC0CK2002

Maybe but FSU's schedule is rather "light". Only 2 games that could possibly trip them up: at Clemson Oct. 19 (have 2 weeks to prepare) and at Florida in season finale. Absolutely NO excuse for not going 12-0 or 11-1 with the rest of that schedule.

This is true now that I think of it, easy schedule(although not as easy as last year with Clemson and UF on the road) and I think the talent on offense could offset some of the defensive losses.

[kodiak]

Until we quit having Jimbo specials to the teams we have no business losing to, we should be nowhere near the top 5.

[Beastin]

Quote: Originally Posted by BrockOchoGOAT

You're probably right. This is the season I have been pointing to for the last three years for when Texas will get back to being Texas, but odds are I'll be disappointed. There is some hope though, and the Big 12 will be won by somebody with flaws this year because none of the teams stand out to me.

It all comes down to two things.....will our D finally be what its supposed to have been, and will we get David Ash who showed glimpses of being what he was wrote up to be or will we get David A** the person who has made me bang my head against the wall the past 2 years.....

[Madwolf]

I think Louisville should be higher up the list. With the addition of Dyer at RB they now have arguably the best starting talent on offense in the country.

With all the starters returning on both sides of the ball Louisville is going to be a solid team.

Texas A&M should fall a bit due to the losses they've suffered.

[trobinson97]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madwolf

I think Louisville should be higher up the list. With the addition of Dyer at RB they now have arguably the best starting talent on offense in the country. With all the starters returning on both sides of the ball Louisville is going to be a solid team. Texas A&M should fall a bit due to the losses they've suffered.

I think you'd lose that argument pretty quickly.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madwolf

I think Louisville should be higher up the list. With the addition of Dyer at RB they now have arguably the best starting talent on offense in the country. With all the starters returning on both sides of the ball Louisville is going to be a solid team. Texas A&M should fall a bit due to the losses they've suffered.

The guy that had to sit out a year? I'd take a wait and see approach on that kid.

[TripleCrown9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madwolf

I think Louisville should be higher up the list. With the addition of Dyer at RB they now have arguably the best starting talent on offense in the country. With all the starters returning on both sides of the ball Louisville is going to be a solid team. Texas A&M should fall a bit due to the losses they've suffered.

I don't see how the 3rd or 4th best quarterback in the country and a running back that hasn't played in a year equals best starters on offense in the country. I'll give you best in the state of Kentucky. Maybe the best in the AAC.

[iAM-IncReDiBLe-]

I don't think it gets much better then Teddy at QB this year.

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