Running '22-'23 NCAA Football thread

So twenty percent of that time.

And, yes, my point is that preseason rankings are based on what happened last season, recruiting where it will take a couple of years to tell how good the new players actually are, and a team's history.

None of which mean much to this year, unless the team in question is one of the teams that end the year ranked in 8 of 10 years or so.

 

Generally pre-season rankings are based on the previous season and how many starters are back, plus I guess now transfers, and schedule (are a team's toughest games at home or on the road).

 

Trinity College is a national power (or was not too long ago) in squash. They recruit primarily South Asians to come to school.

 

Texas and aTm both overrated according to USA Today.

Five teams that start the season overrated in the USA TODAY Sports AFCA Coaches Poll

 

Hey Siri, show me luxury seating in Starkville.

 

That looks like it was made from stainless steel sheets they raided from the science lab, and as hot as the BMW dashboard that melted my cassette of “The Simpsons Sing the Blues.”

 

So you can enjoy a cold beer from the refrigerator while you grill a steak on the seat next to you.

 

$2,700 per year plus $1,800 per game to sautee yourself in the background of a 24-13 loss to Texas A&M. And I bet everyone there will be bitching about the price of gas.

 

Can you leave the fridge in place for the season? Or must you bring it back home after every game?

 

It's Mississippi. Having a refrigerator on the front porch is luxury seating.

 

I was once told why you see so many refrigerators on front porches in Mississippi: Aaron Rents contractually requires it, so they can be repoed without having to go into the house.

 

I’ve sweated in South Carolina, South Florida, the Caribbean, Death Valley and worked in factories near furnaces.

Nothing prepared me for Mississippi in the summer.