2025-2026 College Football Thread

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Slec

Best part is that there are 2 places on campus where can get chik-fil-a...and a standalone restaurant a couple miles off campus.

Besides, everyone knows you choose college based on the best looking girls, not fast food

Almost everyone... If this guy is serious about never having sex despite spending 4 years around ridiculously hot UF women he really is different from every other guy on the planet.

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[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by supersix4

not if you've already had all the girls then you go by fast food

That fool can barely speak a coherent sentence. There's no friggin way he really scored SAT scores and had grades good enough to get into college. Let me guess, one of these degrees will be what he majors in.

Communications
Leisure Studies
Art Appreciation
General Studies
African-American Studies

Pretty much every college athlete only there as a ticket to the NFL has one of those pointless majors. Some of these guys can barely speak an intelligent sentence yet end up with a Communications degree.

[filmnut5]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

That fool can barely speak a coherent sentence. There's no friggin way he really scored SAT scores and had grades good enough to get into college. Let me guess, one of these degrees will be what he majors in.

Communications
Leisure Studies
Art Appreciation
General Studies
African-American Studies

Pretty much every college athlete only there as a ticket to the NFL has one of those pointless majors. Some of these guys can barely speak an intelligent sentence yet end up with a Communications degree.

All I can say about your post Chad is...it's true. Too many don't have the stones to say so...Cheers lad.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by Slec

Besides, everyone knows you choose college based on the best looking girls, not fast food

Did he pick Ole Miss?

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Haha... proximity to Chik-fil-a. I googled LSU restaurants and it turns out they have McDonalds and Taco Bell on campus. Now I know why JaMarcus Russell went there!

Looks like LSU might have signed JaMarcus 2.0. The quarterback they signed, Jeremy Liggins, is 6'3" and at least 270 pounds, with some reports saying he weighs 290 and Les Miles saying he's probably closer to 280.

http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1326795

[Chordata]

Georgia dismissed three promising freshman for violating team rules (and possibly the law).

http://blogs.ajc.com/uga-sports-blog...es-violations/

[wilky61]

Originally Posted by Chordata

Georgia dismissed three promising freshman for violating team rules (and possibly the law).

http://blogs.ajc.com/uga-sports-blog...es-violations/

Not surprising; Mark Richt runs the most lawless program in the nation. Between January and July of 2008, eight different players on the team were arrested. Between March and October of 2010, another eleven were arrested (UGA won the ignominious "Fulmer Cup" in 2010, and they are currently tied for first here in 2012).

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by wilky61

Not surprising; Mark Richt runs the most lawless program in the nation. Between January and July of 2008, eight different players on the team were arrested. Between March and October of 2010, another eleven were arrested (UGA won the ignominious "Fulmer Cup" in 2010, and they are currently tied for first here in 2012).

According to a 2011 Sports Illustrated/CBS study which looked at the number of players on the teams with police records Pittsburgh is the most lawless team in college football, followed by Iowa, Arkansas, Boise State, and Penn State. Georgia was not in the top 25.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ime/index.html

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by wilky61

Not surprising; Mark Richt runs the most lawless program in the nation. Between January and July of 2008, eight different players on the team were arrested. Between March and October of 2010, another eleven were arrested (UGA won the ignominious "Fulmer Cup" in 2010, and they are currently tied for first here in 2012).

Sadly, while it's not the most lawless program, it's not without its rule-breakers. Thankfully, Mark Richt is a class act who doesn't put up with it - hence the 3 dismissals already this year, and several others last year.

If it were Florida, these players would've been suspended between 2-3 quarters of their game against Savannah State.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

According to a 2011 Sports Illustrated/CBS study which looked at the number of players on the teams with police records Pittsburgh is the most lawless team in college football, followed by Iowa, Arkansas, Boise State, and Penn State. Georgia was not in the top 25.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ime/index.html

Ironically for Wilky, Georgia Tech is!

[wilky61]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

According to a 2011 Sports Illustrated/CBS study which looked at the number of players on the teams with police records Pittsburgh is the most lawless team in college football, followed by Iowa, Arkansas, Boise State, and Penn State. Georgia was not in the top 25.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ime/index.html

They were not ranked in the top 25 for 2011 because they were ranked #1 in 2010 and #7 in 2008, lol.

Chordata: Idgaf about Georgia Tech any longer, to be honest.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

That fool can barely speak a coherent sentence. There's no friggin way he really scored SAT scores and had grades good enough to get into college. Let me guess, one of these degrees will be what he majors in.

Communications
Leisure Studies
Art Appreciation
General Studies
African-American Studies

Pretty much every college athlete only there as a ticket to the NFL has one of those pointless majors. Some of these guys can barely speak an intelligent sentence yet end up with a Communications degree.

You're absolutely right, but these kids aren't going to big schools for a degree like you and I did. They are admitted to their respective university to win football games, make their school money, and then go on to the NFL. It's a business.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by wilky61

They were not ranked in the top 25 for 2011 because they were ranked #1 in 2010 and #7 in 2008, lol.

Chordata: Idgaf about Georgia Tech any longer, to be honest.

Good! It's about time they gave someone else a chance!

Sorry, I thought I saw you say somewhere that you were a GT fan. I actually like plenty of GT fans.

[The Big Blue]

Lester ripping on a HS kid. What a tool.

[Moviefan1203]

So evidently a few Big 10 coaches are crying about Urban Meyer going after guys that had already verbally committed to their schools. Isn't that the name of the game? Kids switch their commitments all the time, I see nothing wrong with Meyer going after players that have yet to sign a letter of intent. That is recruiting. I guess recruiting is about to get a whole lot more aggressive in the Big 10 amongst each other.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by The Big Blue

Lester ripping on a HS kid. What a tool.

Saban, Meyer, and others would do the same thing. Agreed - tool.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

So evidently a few Big 10 coaches are crying about Urban Meyer going after guys that had already verbally committed to their schools. Isn't that the name of the game? Kids switch their commitments all the time, I see nothing wrong with Meyer going after players that have yet to sign a letter of intent. That is recruiting. I guess recruiting is about to get a whole lot more aggressive in the Big 10 amongst each other.

I saw that and as much as I hate Meyer, he didn't do anything appropriate.

[wilky61]

Originally Posted by Chordata

Good! It's about time they gave someone else a chance!

Sorry, I thought I saw you say somewhere that you were a GT fan. I actually like plenty of GT fans.

There's an LCD Soundsystem song that goes "New York I love you but you're bringing me down," and that sums up what it's like to be a Georgia Tech fan/alumnus.

Good song; you should check out that album IMO (Sound of Silver).

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

According to a 2011 Sports Illustrated/CBS study which looked at the number of players on the teams with police records Pittsburgh is the most lawless team in college football, followed by Iowa, Arkansas, Boise State, and Penn State. Georgia was not in the top 25.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...ime/index.html

And remember who Pitt hired after the 2010 season when they fired Wannstedt? They hired Michael Haywood from Miami (OH) to takeover as head coach and "clean up the program." Haywood was arrested two weeks later for felony domestic violence against his wife and fired.

[The Lizard King]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

I'm really pleased with Miami's class this year. We got a lot of players for need positions and did well competing with Florida and Florida State for the in state recruits. I see a lot of recruiting battles going forward between Golden, Muschamp, and Fisher. It's going to be really interesting to see who is the best at developing the talent.

Dude. Miami got 33 signees for 2012...

http://usc.scout.com/a.z?s=15&p=9&c=...pid=-1&yr=2012

Talk about oversigning. I'm guessing that Golden doesn't expect at least 8 of them to quailify.

TLK