CJ Vogel

The OG @Longhornfrenzy is an awesome Twitter follow just for this!

Not good. Not good at all.

Absolutely right on Deshon Elliott! He was a menace and is often left out of the DBU conversations, or at least not recognized the way he should be given how impressive of a season he had. Great read Jeff.

Easy!

Now, Indiana basketball is also the subject of these conversations in the CBB world. No National Titles since 1987. Last Final Four was in 2002. They've made the tournament just twice since 2016-17. Only out of the first weekend once since 2010.

Turn this up! I also saw a stat – and this is besides the point, but it's wild enough to mention – that they haven't scored a single point in overtime since 2014. Spanning eight games. Just insanity lol

Now that's a bit bold. I certainly would have OU in my blue blood class. Wasn't about six years ago they had won seven straight conference titles

Saw this on r/CFB this morning and figured I would share it with the good folks of OTF. Is Nebraska still considered to be a blue blood in your eyes? Couple of Nebraska facts: – Last National Title: 1997 – Last Conference Title: 1999 – Ten win seasons since 2000: 6 – Average wins in the last decade: 4.7 per season – Nebraska hasn't won eight games in a single season since 2016. – Nebraska hasn't won ten games in a single season since 2012. – 51–64 overall record in the last ten years. Have not finished ranked in the top 25 for a single season. Of course the history is there, but the program could have completely wrapped up after 2000 and the trophy case would not have changed a single bit. So, what say you? Nebraska still belong in the blue blood conversation?

Hahah, this video could go on for hours.

Yes, yes they do!

They're doing what any school would do after a $6M investment gone wrong.

Toughest part of that is showing broadcast. We come across copyright issues and strikes on the channel.

That's a strong showing on the All-SEC rosters.