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Texas and USC get love, but not Stanford. Interesting.

That is about where I would place Stanford, I wouldn't even have USC in my top 20 right now. Sorry Bravehart

Texas is overrated too, They should not be in the top 15

Wow... Delusional, or pandering to big school fans.

USC @ 6? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Bud Lee wrote:That is about where I would place Stanford, I wouldn't even have USC in my top 20 right now. Sorry Bravehart

Texas is overrated too, They should not be in the top 15

Give me your top 15, bud.

Oh....kind of being put on the spot here...but uhm..sure

Pre-season of course, not necessarily were I think they will end up.


1. Bama (though that leaves a bad taste in my mouth)
2. Oregon (y’all have way too much talent not to be in the top 3)
3. Texas A&M
4. Louisville (has a legitimate shot at making a run for a spot in the natty)
5. Ohio State
6. Stanford (on second thought they probably should start off in the top 10)
7. Georgia (my pick to win the east this year)
8. Clemson
9. South Carolina
10. Michigan
11. Florida Gators
12. TCU
13. LSU
14. Florida State
15. Oklahoma State

Notre Dame would of probably been in my lower top 15 before they lost Golson. Also I might of too harsh with USC, they would likely be somewhere around 18 if I had to finish this out to 25.

Bud Lee wrote:Oh....kind of being put on the spot here...but uhm..sure

Pre-season of course, not necessarily were I think they will end up.


1. Bama (though that leaves a bad taste in my mouth)
2. Oregon (y’all have way too much talent not to be in the top 3)
3. Texas A&M
4. Louisville (has a legitimate shot at making a run for a spot in the natty)
5. Ohio State
6. Stanford (on second thought they probably should start off in the top 10)
7. Georgia (my pick to win the east this year)
8. Clemson
9. South Carolina
10. Michigan
11. Florida Gators
12. TCU
13. LSU
14. Florida State
15. Oklahoma State

Notre Dame would of probably been in my lower top 15 before they lost Golson. Also I might of too harsh with USC, they would likely be somewhere around 18 if I had to finish this out to 25.

Exactly, when comparing Stanford to other teams, you see that they are a pretty strong lock for a top 10 spot. Not a bad list btw.

Bud Lee wrote:Oh....kind of being put on the spot here...but uhm..sure

Pre-season of course, not necessarily were I think they will end up.


1. Bama (though that leaves a bad taste in my mouth)
2. Oregon (y’all have way too much talent not to be in the top 3)
3. Texas A&M
4. Louisville (has a legitimate shot at making a run for a spot in the natty)
5. Ohio State
6. Stanford (on second thought they probably should start off in the top 10)
7. Georgia (my pick to win the east this year)
8. Clemson
9. South Carolina
10. Michigan
11. Florida Gators
12. TCU
13. LSU
14. Florida State
15. Oklahoma State

Notre Dame would of probably been in my lower top 15 before they lost Golson. Also I might of too harsh with USC, they would likely be somewhere around 18 if I had to finish this out to 25.

Only BCS teams eh?

Louisville returns 15 starters with a really easy schedule, but I wouldn't say they are a top ten team. By that, I mean if every team played the same schedule, they wouldn't finish in the top ten. However, I do think they'll finish pretty high with such an easy schedule.

Michigan would be around 20 for me. Florida around 20. Furd around 15. TAMU closer to 10.

Tcu sent 7-6 last year. No idea why they'd be top 25, much less top 12


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I actually think UCLA might be better than USC, with a lot of that having to do with Brett Hundley.

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Really considering the Utah state USC game. Going to be a lot of surprised Trojan fans when they see usu compete.


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I'm with Bud on Louisville being a team to beat this season.

louisville is going to skate to 12-0, but they're not going to sniff the national title game unless it's one of those wacky years everybody else loses 2 games..............

..... and probably not even then.

It's entirely plausible that we end the year with an undefeated UL, undefeated tOSU, undefeated UO/Stan, one-loss UO/Stan, undefeated or one loss Bama. Could be a real cluster of a year for the BCS' curtain call

USUaggieDuck wrote:Really considering the Utah state USC game. Going to be a lot of surprised Trojan fans when they see usu compete.


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Utah State isn't creeping up on anybody this year.