CFB Weekly Thread 2017 CFB Week 10 Open Thread

[Jake]

Wow MSU vs PSU now moved back to 5....

That's about how many fans will still be in the stadium, too.

 

[Hetuck]

Here's a stat for you: This is Purdue's first win in November since they beat Indiana on Nov 24, 2012. That's 17 straight November losses.

 

[buckeyebri]

Ha ha what a dumbass commercial for Meatchicken vs Minnie.....like anyone is afraid of a wolverinie...

 

[Jake]

You must have missed her comment that a 2 loss Auburn could get in the Playoffs with wins over Bama and Georgia.....

She's not the only one saying that, amazingly.

S-E-C! S-E-C!

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

With Auburn's big win against Texas A&M this will surely vault them into the top 10....even if no one loses.

SEC! SEC!

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

Find an indoor facility and let's go

At this point I'd rather wait until later. Too many games at 3:30. Hopefully ours is boring.

 

[bukIpower]

Hilarious comment there... Texas AM has the 4th highest attendance behind Michigan, Penn State and Ohio State.

Hilarious because they're all in the fucking same division in a conference. That's how they should've known to split the divisions up better.

My god is TAM such a under performing program. If there was a star to replace sumlin they should replace him but fortunately there's not much out there

 

[Hetuck]

I didn't know that Purdue and Illinois play for a tiny cannon.

 

[Hetuck]

Hilarious comment there... Texas AM has the 4th highest attendance behind Michigan, Penn State and Ohio State.

Hilarious because they're all in the fucking same division in a conference. That's how they should've known to split the divisions up better.

My god is TAM such a under performing program. If there was a star to replace sumlin they should replace him but fortunately there's not much out there

The divisions are perfect. You can't force "competitive balance" at the expense of traditional rivalries.

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

I didn't know that Purdue and Illinois play for a tiny cannon.

 

[bukIpower]

The divisions are perfect. You can't force "competitive balance" at the expense of traditional rivalries.

So the top 4 of 5 is on one side and that's ok? Come on now.

Wisconsin gets to the final every year and it's not because they're amazing.

Give us NW or Purdue and give them either Ped Or MSU. Definitely don't split us and scum up tho

 

[UrbanBuckeye]

Oddly, when I searched for that tiny canon jpg I also found this. It scares me.

 

[NorthCoastKid]

Do my ears deceive me or did someone on ESPN just say "Mississippi State wins big" against UMass? AYFKM?

 

[Jake]

So the top 4 of 5 is on one side and that's ok? Come on now.

Wisconsin gets to the final every year and it's not because they're amazing.

Give us NW or Purdue and give them either Ped Or MSU. Definitely don't split us and scum up tho

I'd swap Sparty and Purdue.

 

[Hetuck]

So the top 4 of 5 is on one side and that's ok? Come on now.

Wisconsin gets to the final every year and it's not because they're amazing.

Give us NW or Purdue and give them either Ped Or MSU. Definitely don't split us and scum up tho

How about if Nebraska hires a decent coach? Purdue is getting better. Fleck may have Minnie getting better. You don't create divisions based on right now. You create them with an eye on the next fifty years. During that time all teams will have ups and downs.

Michigan has to be in the same division as OSU and MSU. PSU has to be in the same division as Rutgers and Maryland and yes, OSU. Like it or not they're our second biggest rival.

The divisions are correct and we're more competitively balanced than the old Big XII.