Jordan Scruggs

A&M’s offense is hilarious to watch

Unreal

Oh boy lol

Was huge for Oregon State to do that but every agent I've talked to thinks none of that will matter if JaMarcus Shephard leaves for a job this offseason, which is very possible

Lame compared to what OKST did vs. Texas a few years ago

I do think Day will keep his job but if not they might actually be able to get Freeman. That would keep a fair amount of the roster intact and he could probably poach a few ND guys as well, but it would also open Notre Dame up and there's not really a clear hire for that job. There's also not a clear hire for Ohio State if Freeman tells them no. And shoot Michigan could open too!

This is great stuff @TheSingletron ! Watching the games it feels like he gets better as the game goes on and I love that these numbers back that up The pint-sized playmaker!

Not Gerry but that'd be pretty surprising imo. Brown has been injured for over half of his high school career. He has unreal length and checks every box for a projected draft pick on the OL, but the injuries have caused for hesitation from a lot of schools. A&M never hesitated and continued recruiting him really hard throughout the injuries and won out over the field in April. But he missed almost his entire freshman season (would've started the whole year on varsity), played most/every game as a sophomore, then had a lisfranc fracture early in his junior season which ended the year early in one of the first games of the season. I also heard he missed a few games early this season as he was still recovering but ended up playing games towards the end of the season. And they missed the playoffs. But he's missed so much time that Ismael Camara, who didn't play his first varsity American football game until last August, might finish his HS career with more games played.

Really interesting and notable development with Masunas having another year to use. That could be huge

My dad has season tix for him and my stepmom and IIRC the season ticket holders were given priority for the Clemson CFP game in 2024. I also think they were allowed to purchase their regular seats.

+ the fact that it's in the $ contracts for players to play the game/be available for the game unless they're hurt. Boosters and athletic admin would be losing their minds if a HC tried to be like "I know we're paying this star running back over a million dollars and he makes over $100k a month, but I think we're gonna rest him a bit this week. We're 11-0, a lock for the CFP, and I think it's worth saving his legs for the CFP instead of risking injury vs. our biggest rival who is 8-3 and is in a win and in situation for the 24 team CFP." It would take serious stones for a HC to do that and it'd have to be a situation like Cignetti at IU where he's basically untouchable. That would blow up for the other 99% of programs who don't have an untouchable coach. There are some things I don't like about the 24 team CFP but the pros outweigh the cons when compared to 12 team CFP that has a bunch of stooges making decisions on who gets in when the power conferences are not on the same level and the non-con scheduling is too inconsistent across the board. The dummies on the committee will still be around for the 24 team CFP, but they have a smaller chance of screwing it up with 24 teams than 12. There's a larger margin for error for both the committee and Texas with 24.

No doubt a smart and correct play. But this also had me cracking up

I think this will go a little better than most think but I still don't think it'll work out and that he'll be fired within 3-4 years. So basically the average HC experience at a lower tier power four school but with a lot more publicity because he's Phillip Rivers. Scott Frost ruined his reputation at Nebraska by being a bad HC. Rivers taking this job gives him high chances to eventually do the same. I'm sure he'll have fun coaching his son and that that's a big part of it. I wonder how many of his sons he'll be able to get on the roster at NC State since he does have like 12 kids

CFP seeding/rankings aside, I have absolutely zero desire to see Texas in the SEC Championship vs. UGA. I don't care if Texas is guaranteed to go to the CFP even with a loss, I do not want Texas playing UGA and a loss messing vibes up if Texas was to win out prior to the SECCG. And there's the fact that UGA and Texas are super physical and both teams will be up for that game which will in all likelihood result in a few injuries for both teams as a 10th SEC game.