2014 College Football

Originally posted by Geeked:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by JustinMT:
Sorry SunDevil, seems like OSU always gets one upset every year and this year it was your guys.

It sucks but it was obviously an upset. 2 giant run TDs early, kicker misses chip shot FG, safety and Strong injured, etc.


Oh wells, it sucks

As an SC fan, I empathize with your pain.

Guess you'll be rooting HARD for SC this weekend though!!!!!!! As all PAC-12 fans should when they play UCLA.

Oh yeah

I'm thinking of USC/UCLA from an OSU fans lens... who do I think has a better shot to beat Oregon? UCLA looked BAD in their loss to Oregon... USC matches up pretty well with Oregon, but are inconsistent and schitzo as f*ck. I could see USC winning or losing by 30.

I'll probably default to cheering for UCLA because f*ck the SUC Trojans.

Originally posted by TheRambler:
I'm thinking of USC/UCLA from an OSU fans lens... who do I think has a better shot to beat Oregon? UCLA looked BAD in their loss to Oregon... USC matches up pretty well with Oregon, but are inconsistent and schitzo as f*ck. I could see USC winning or losing by 30.

I'll probably default to cheering for UCLA because f*ck the SUC Trojans.

Stay classy duck fan.

If USC wins, I believe the ducks will be facing A-State, as long as A-state can beat Arizona and Wazzu. If USC loses, Oregon will get their pre-playoff warm up game.

We'll see. I can't believe SC may mathematically be in it.

Originally posted by Geeked:

Originally posted by TheRambler:
I'm thinking of USC/UCLA from an OSU fans lens... who do I think has a better shot to beat Oregon? UCLA looked BAD in their loss to Oregon... USC matches up pretty well with Oregon, but are inconsistent and schitzo as f*ck. I could see USC winning or losing by 30.

I'll probably default to cheering for UCLA because f*ck the SUC Trojans.

Stay classy duck fan.

If USC wins, I believe the ducks will be facing A-State, as long as A-state can beat Arizona and Wazzu. If USC loses, Oregon will get their pre-playoff warm up game.

We'll see. I can't believe SC may mathematically be in it.

Oh really? For some reason I thought UCLA loss + ASU loss = USC wins the South.

I'm not a Ducks fans btw, I'm a Buckeyes fan lol. I WANT the Ducks to lose And my brother went to UCLA, so I've adopted his disdain for all things Trojan

Originally posted by TheRambler:
Oh really? For some reason I thought UCLA loss + ASU loss = USC wins the South.

I'm not a Ducks fans btw, I'm a Buckeyes fan lol. I WANT the Ducks to lose And my brother went to UCLA, so I've adopted his disdain for all things Trojan

Missed that in the read. Just saw Oregon. Now I understand the comment and it's contextual relevance. I'd hate SC too if I rooted for and/or attended tOSU.

UCLA is in control of their own destiny. They win out, they're in. A-State has to win out and hope for a UCLA loss. USC needs to beat UCLA and pray for an A-State loss. If I had to ascribe probability to the outcomes it would look like this:

UCLA - 60 percent (Win out)
A-State - 30 percent (Requires a UCLA loss and to win out)
USC - 10 percent (Requires two two teams to lose once; one being a victory over UCLA)

Originally posted by Geeked:

Originally posted by TheRambler:
Oh really? For some reason I thought UCLA loss + ASU loss = USC wins the South.

I'm not a Ducks fans btw, I'm a Buckeyes fan lol. I WANT the Ducks to lose And my brother went to UCLA, so I've adopted his disdain for all things Trojan

Missed that in the read. Just saw Oregon. Now I understand the comment and it's contextual relevance. I'd hate SC too if I rooted for and/or attended tOSU.

UCLA is in control of their own destiny. They win out, they're in. A-State has to win out and hope for a UCLA loss. USC needs to beat UCLA and pray for an A-State loss. If I had to ascribe probability to the outcomes it would look like this:

UCLA - 60 percent (Win out)
A-State - 30 percent (Requires a UCLA loss and to win out)
USC - 10 percent (Requires two two teams to lose once; one being a victory over UCLA)

That sounds about right. Jim Mora gets his players PUMPED for the SC game, it's impressive.

Originally posted by Geeked:
Missed that in the read. Just saw Oregon. Now I understand the comment and it's contextual relevance. I'd hate SC too if I rooted for and/or attended tOSU.

UCLA is in control of their own destiny. They win out, they're in. A-State has to win out and hope for a UCLA loss. USC needs to beat UCLA and pray for an A-State loss. If I had to ascribe probability to the outcomes it would look like this:

UCLA - 60 percent (Win out)
A-State - 30 percent (Requires a UCLA loss and to win out)
USC - 10 percent (Requires two two teams to lose once; one being a victory over UCLA)

Objectively, those are accurate %

But I feel like its:

UCLA - 40 percent
ASU - 35 percent
USC - 25 percent

I think USC has a good shot at beating UCLA, and Arizona has a good shot at beating ASU.

Arizona is technically in it still too. If UCLA beats USC then loses at Stanford, and Arizona wins out.

Triple post somehow

Triple post somehow

The goal in the Pac-12 is simpler. Win, as much as you can.

So here's that South Division title scenario:

Utah must win at home next Saturday against Arizona and the following Saturday in Boulder against Colorado.

UCLA must beat USC in Pasadena on Saturday, and lose at home to Stanford the next Saturday, when Arizona must beat visiting Arizona State.

In a five-way tie with UCLA, USC, Arizona and Arizona State, Utah goes to Santa Clara based on its record against the other three, 3-1, and then its head-to-head win against UCLA, also 3-1.




http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1832759-155/utah-arizona-state-pac-saturday-south

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Objectively, those are accurate %

But I feel like its:

UCLA - 40 percent
ASU - 35 percent
USC - 25 percent

I think USC has a good shot at beating UCLA, and Arizona has a good shot at beating ASU.

Arizona is technically in it still too. If UCLA beats USC then loses at Stanford, and Arizona wins out.

Huh, I didn't account for the fact UCLA had to play Stanford afterwards. That does change my perspective a bit. I'm positive SC will come to play, and may... may, beat UCLA. But, more likely, they'll take it to the wire and Hundly(sp) will pull it out. UCLA will more than likely be a bit drained, which is not what you want heading into a Stanford matchup.

I think if Alabama played Oregon in the playoff, it would be a slaughtering for the ages. I'm pulling for my Buckeyes of course, but watching that would be a decent consolation prize.

Florida state flirting with disaster once again

Arkansas isn't f**king around with Ole Miss right now.

OU's true freshman Samaje Perine broke the one week rushing record of Melvin Gordon by running for 427 yards today.