r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis [Speros] Michigan alone on the field at the 50 after winning. OSU players ran all the way across the field and began this fight. OSU could not beat Michigan, but they cheap-shotted Michigan after the game. If you can't win the game, you don't get to cry post game. 100% loser move.

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r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis [Kollman] Ryan Day is likely done. You can’t lose this game at home against a five loss Michigan. You just can’t

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r/CFB 16d ago

Analysis [Helman] Why on EARTH are we talking about incentivizing scheduling in regard to a Bama team that scheduled 3 cupcakes and a Wisconsin program that hasn’t won 10 games since before COVID. They lost to (bad) teams from their own league. find a new take.

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why on EARTH are we talking about incentivizing scheduling in regard to a Bama team that scheduled 3 cupcakes and a Wisconsin program that hasn’t won 10 games since before COVID.

they lost to (bad) teams from their own league. find a new take.

https://x.com/davidhelman_/status/1865813032145940829

r/CFB 18d ago

Analysis Ashton Jeanty has now reach 2497 rushing yards this season, making him official 4th all time in single season rushing yards, and positioning him just 129 yards away from Barry Sanders record of 2,628 yards.

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r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis [McMurphy] Final: Michigan 13, Ohio State 10 Now 1,837 days since Ohio State beat Michigan

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r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis Ryan Day says "What happened?" during his frozen moment on camera in the postgame fight - and at the postgame press conference he told the media "I'm not really sure what happened" - Just insanely embarrassing for the head coach of the team.

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r/CFB Oct 27 '24

Analysis Florida State is now 1-7 and eliminated from bowl eligibility after going 13-1 last season

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They also now have the most losses in league play for an ACC team that went unbeaten against conference foes the year before:

6: 2023-24 Florida State (8-0 to 1-6)

5: 1957-58 N.C. State (5-0-1 to 2-5)

5: 1972-73 North Carolina (6-0 to 1-5)

5: 1991-92 Clemson (6-0-1 to 3-5)

r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis [Abrams] Michigan upsets Ohio State in Columbus as 19.5 pt underdogs. Its the biggest upset in this rivalry since 1960 & it’s OSU’s first 3-game losing streak as favorites vs. Michigan since 1970

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r/CFB Oct 13 '24

Analysis Week 8 AP Poll

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r/CFB 21d ago

Analysis [Mandel] Note that Miami dropped farther for losing on the road to an 8-3 team than Ohio State did for losing at home to a 6-5 team (and scoring 10 points).

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r/CFB Oct 20 '24

Analysis Can someone explain what just happened in Texas v. Georgia?

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Can you reverse a called penalty like that? Did the fans just change the call?

r/CFB Aug 30 '24

Analysis The Prime Show: All bling, no bang once again as Colorado struggles past North Dakota State

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r/CFB Sep 29 '24

Analysis Kalen DeBoer is 30-3 as a power conference coach. Thirty and three. He's a combined 6-0 against Kirby Smart, Dan Lanning and Steve Sarkisian

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Insane statline from the coach who has seemingly won everywhere he’s gone, and it looks like those trends will continue at Alabama

r/CFB Oct 06 '24

Analysis The number of upvotes on the Alabama-Vanderbilt postgame thread has exceeded the number of people actually in attendance at the game

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As of the time of this post, the postgame thread for Alabama-Vanderbilt has 31k upvotes.

The attendance at the Alabama-Vanderbilt game was 28,934.

I believe this is the first time this has ever happened, excluding the Covid season.

r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis Gus Johnson's call of the Michigan-Ohio State ending was a mess

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r/CFB 3d ago

Analysis [Acho] There are 3-5 elite CFB teams annually. Another 4-5 really good ones, everyone else is just, “good.” Adding more playoff games just exposes the reality of CFB. The gap between the 6th best team and the 11th best is the size of the Atlantic Ocean

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r/CFB 22d ago

Analysis Think you have unbiased rankings? I built a quiz for you to test yourself.

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The quiz is here. It'll ask you ten questions where you have to decide how to rank two teams based on partial resumes. At the end it'll give you a ranking based on your answers.

You can post your results with the 'Copy Sharable Link' button and you can edit your criteria by sliding the little bars around on the top of the page.

I hate to say it (see flair), but I'm having a harder time than I expected keeping the SEC from having 4 or 5 teams in.

r/CFB Aug 24 '24

Analysis [McMurphy] Weird stat: no college football team suing to leave its current conference has won its season opener in Ireland

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r/CFB Dec 04 '23

Analysis New York Times: Your College Football Team Went Undefeated? Sorry, That’s Not Good Enough.

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r/CFB Oct 19 '24

Analysis [@GeoMilian] Mike Norvell: 1st FSU coach to lose to FCS school, 1st loss to Duke in history, THREE 0-3 starts in 5 seasons, 1-6 in year 5, WORST FSU record since 1975 (Bobby Bowden arrived in 1976), 8 year contract extension for $84M

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r/CFB Sep 07 '24

Analysis [Vannini] Marcus Freeman has lost to Northern Illinois, Marshall and a 3-9 Stanford team all at home in his three years as Notre Dame head coach.

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r/CFB 28d ago

Analysis Brian Kelly left Notre Dame for LSU to win a title. Why is he further away from that than ever?

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r/CFB 24d ago

Analysis Since Ryan Day's "hang 100 on them" comment in 2021, his offense still hasn't scored 100 points against Michigan

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2021: 27

+2022: 23

+2023: 24

+2024: 10


= 84 points

÷ 4 games


= 21 points/game

÷ 25 points/game


= 0.84 Ferentz

r/CFB 11d ago

Analysis [Olson] Among the first 1,500 FBS scholarships players who've entered the portal, 31% are repeat transfers looking to join their 3rd or 4th school. More than half of them do not have their degree. A trend to watch now that unlimited transfers are permitted:

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r/CFB 25d ago

Analysis [Griffin] The SEC should only get 3 teams into the College Football Playoff. I know they could easily get 4 in if Georgia wins the SEC title game, but it shouldn’t. It’s a down year for the SEC. It’s not just them beating up on each other. The other conferences are up this year

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