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2022 College Football Polls

Way way too early, i.e. "next three seasons":

College football: Top 25 programs over the next three seasons, per ESPN

3. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

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2022 Future QB ranking: 1
2022 Future offense ranking: 1
2022 Future defense ranking: 11
2021 Future team ranking: 3

The 2021 campaign, which saw Ohio State go 11-2, is considered a "down year" in Columbus. The Buckeyes failed to win the Big Ten East for the first time since 2016 and missed the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2018. Make no mistake about it, though: this program is still the cream of the crop in the Big Ten. Ohio State hit a home run when it promoted Ryan Day to head coach following Urban Meyer's exit. No outside search was needed and the Buckeyes haven't missed a beat. Day is running the program the same way Meyer did — reloading the arsenal with premiere talent every recruiting cycle. Ohio State recruits a different caliber of athlete than the rest of the conference and it shows on the field.
 
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Way way too early, i.e. "next three seasons":

College football: Top 25 programs over the next three seasons, per ESPN

3. OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

11035543.jpg


2022 Future QB ranking: 1
2022 Future offense ranking: 1
2022 Future defense ranking: 11
2021 Future team ranking: 3

The 2021 campaign, which saw Ohio State go 11-2, is considered a "down year" in Columbus. The Buckeyes failed to win the Big Ten East for the first time since 2016 and missed the College Football Playoff for the first time since 2018. Make no mistake about it, though: this program is still the cream of the crop in the Big Ten. Ohio State hit a home run when it promoted Ryan Day to head coach following Urban Meyer's exit. No outside search was needed and the Buckeyes haven't missed a beat. Day is running the program the same way Meyer did — reloading the arsenal with premiere talent every recruiting cycle. Ohio State recruits a different caliber of athlete than the rest of the conference and it shows on the field.

Let me guess, Bama #1 and UGA #2?
 
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Coaches Poll top 25 reactions: Notre Dame, Texas A&M overrated in first rankings ahead of 2022 season

Overrated: No. 5 Notre Dame
Look, I love Marcus Freeman. The first-year coach of the Fighting Irish has injected new energy into the program and it's paying off -- particularly on the recruiting trail. This year, however, a preseason top-five ranking is a little absurd.

The absence of running back Kyren Williams, safety Kyle Hamilton and quarterback Jack Coan are all issues that need to be resolved before anointing the Fighting Irish as legit playoff contenders. Tyler Buchner and Drew Pyne are solid options at quarterback, but neither is experienced enough to elevate this team to the top five at this time. All-American Brandon Joseph taking over one of the safety roles after a successful stint at Northwestern is a big deal, but we have to see it before we believe it.

Entire article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...rated-in-first-rankings-ahead-of-2022-season/

Notre Dame being over rated in the preseason football polls; it's an annual thing.

I've posted this a few times before; but it is still appropriate:



:lol:
 
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Coaches Poll top 25 reactions: Notre Dame, Texas A&M overrated in first rankings ahead of 2022 season

Overrated: No. 5 Notre Dame
Look, I love Marcus Freeman. The first-year coach of the Fighting Irish has injected new energy into the program and it's paying off -- particularly on the recruiting trail. This year, however, a preseason top-five ranking is a little absurd.

The absence of running back Kyren Williams, safety Kyle Hamilton and quarterback Jack Coan are all issues that need to be resolved before anointing the Fighting Irish as legit playoff contenders. Tyler Buchner and Drew Pyne are solid options at quarterback, but neither is experienced enough to elevate this team to the top five at this time. All-American Brandon Joseph taking over one of the safety roles after a successful stint at Northwestern is a big deal, but we have to see it before we believe it.

Entire article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...rated-in-first-rankings-ahead-of-2022-season/

Notre Dame being over rated in the preseason football polls; it's an annual thing.

I've posted this a few times before; but it is still appropriate:



:lol:


Bruh. "BC's got better Christians" had me laughing so hard I had a coughing fit.
 
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Like the Coaches Poll released by USA TODAY last week, the Buckeyes are No. 2 behind Alabama and landed in front of Georgia, Clemson and Notre Dame. Ohio State's program-rival Michigan was No. 6 in the Coaches Poll but earned the eighth spot in the AP.
 
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