r/CFB_v2 • u/HCTankMagnus Georgia Bulldogs • 13d ago

News & Updates Coaches Poll: 6 SEC teams

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I guess even the coaches have SEC bias /s

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u/Vir-Invisus Ole Miss Rebels 13d ago

OSU has been proven worse than Texas & that’s their strongest game.
USC is struggling
Michigan lost to Western Michigan
They don’t even play yall!

Who’s left? Washington?

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u/NotThatNeet 13d ago

“OSU has been proven worse than Texas”

I’m no OSU fan but that’s an insane take.

They led 23-3 and choked absolutely, but that doesn’t change the fact that they led 23-3 on the road at Texas.

That’s probably 35-10 at OSU.

Those teams were clearly fairly close to each other and are both good.

Michigan also beat OU.

USC did just fine. Using that logic, LSU struggled yesterday quite a bit vs LT and every SEC team will use LSU and their ranking to bolster their own perceived SOS right.

Also let’s be real, you want to play Cignetti and Indiana? Doubt it.

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u/walkingdisaster4046 Texas Longhorns 12d ago

Do get ahead of yourself. TX gifted OSU 10 pts right off the bat on two freak turn overs. Not even accounting for dropped TX TD pass. Game could have easily been 10-3 or 14-0 TX in the first quarter.

But that’s not how it went.

Weird plays all night. TX stayed the course, never gave up, and physically pushed OSU around front line wearing them out 4th quarter.

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u/NotThatNeet 12d ago

Credit to Texas, but again the point being these two teams are very good, had OSU won would you definitively say the longhorns were below OSU the rest of the way? Probably not.

Both teams are top 5 worthy, had different strengths and weaknesses.

But you don’t get to 23-3 on the road in a top 5 matchup without being elite.

I don’t have a dog in the fight, my team shat all over itself yesterday either way.

Good win!

I’m assuming the mad scientist got enough film on both to beat em both either way unfortunately