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Punch is a better shooter than Peat which isn't saying much.

That's assuming Miami does something they haven't done in the 20+ years of being in the ACC...actually win the conference. Hell, I'm not even sure they've made the championship game since joining in 2004 or whenever that was.

Even though Penn St is Iowa St in Nittany Lion pajamas, they're schedule is so easy that they'll probably get to 10 wins rather easily. Clemson is not making the cfp and is not winning that game. To me there is a clear top 7 teams made up of Texas, Georgia, Ohio St, Oregon, Indiana, Miami and Notre Dame. There are only 5 regular season games where two of those teams face each other and all 5 of the following should be on any list about the top 10 games: 1. Ohio St at Texas 2. Oregon at Indiana 3. Ohio St at Indiana 4. Oregon at Ohio St 5. Miami at Notre Dame

2000 - you meant 2001 but if mack goes to major sooner we probably get the pleasure of getting our heads beat in by an all-time great Miami team. 2014 - Bad luck chuck still finds a way to guide us to an embarrassing season. Probably wouldn't be the 6-7 it ended up being but at best we're talking maybe 8-5.

Believe that was Cam Coleman.

We shouldn't even need to go to the portal on the OL with Turntine, Nic Robertson and the Coleman twins added to Swanson and (hopefully) Camara.

The weird part is Tennessee should've had a good read on this situation given that Jim Knowles just spent an entire year with him. How did he not see these issues.

Don't worry Gerry, I'm going to keep my thoughts super realistic which I will take your advice and not waste any time think about taking Thiam or anyone off the Michigan roster. Plus, the real prize is when Michigan decides to take Florida's coach and then we hit up one of the BMDs to bring in Thomas Haugh, am I right?

Didn't they also have another top 10 national DLineman in Marvin Wilson too?

Random question: In your time covering recruiting has there been a time where one state had both the #1 & #2 players in the nation for football (Brewster & Meredith) and basketball (Spears Jr & Black) at the same time? I'm sure its happened for Florida, California or maybe Georgia but just curious about that.

Probably their Isa Torres replacement.

Baylor getting a good one.

There's a possible leap for someone as explosive as he is coming out of that more restricted system Randy Bennett ran at St Mary's compared to Sean Miller.

When would this go into effect?

I'd probably go Jessica Shephard for MIP but other than that I agree with everything else.