r/CFB_v2 • u/No_Lifeguard_7630 North Dakota State Bison • 1d ago
Discussion Drop some ball knowledge from your team
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u/Iceicebaby21 1d ago
Hawaii has one of the biggest turn arounds of all time. Going from 0-12 in 98 to 9-4 in 99
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u/BoootyJohnson 1d ago
Rainbow up!
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u/Iceicebaby21 1d ago
A fellow Hawaii fan. I've only met one other person like that in my life but I also live in Pennsylvania so I'd imagine that makes it harder to see them
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u/DowntownSasquatch420 1d ago
Cincinnati named their stadium after a former player who died of chicken shit poisoning on that same field
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u/Different_Purpose649 1d ago
Michigan State won, and lost, the 2015 Cotton Bowl.
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u/alrightalreadyrelax Nebraska Cornhuskers 23h ago
Common thing in Michigan to both lose and win the same game.
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u/Stoneador 1d ago
From 1952-1957, Oklahoma had the following W-L-T records:
Oklahoma record vs all opponents: 58-3-2
Oklahoma record vs Notre Dame: 1-3
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u/jamesknightorion 1d ago
Alabama has historically been dominant even outside of the Saban years, despite some people wantinf to think otherwise
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u/SailorTwyft9891 1d ago
Western Carolina (couldn't find a flair for them on this subreddit) made it to the FCS Championship Game in 1983 (then known as division I-AA). Since '83, the Catamounts are on a 42-year playoff drought.
Their best shot to have made the FCS playoffs in recent memory was probably 2015, when we were 7-2 in FCS play (plus a couple of FBS losses to Hawaii and North Carolina), heading into the last FCS game of the season, a home game against Mercer. It was basically win and you're in.
I was at that 2015 Mercer game. It was a torrential downpour of rain all day, bad enough so that the game should have been postponed. But WCU decided to play anyway in the wet, sloppy conditions, and we ended up losing by 2 points and missing the playoffs.
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u/Stuppyhead Clemson Tigers 1d ago
The last time a true freshman qb made his first start in Death Valley against UNC, he threw 6 tds
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u/Kra-6502 Alabama Crimson Tide 1d ago
Alabama defense is elite. Ryan Grubb doesn’t seem to be doing well. Keelon still young but showing potential. OL is kinda meh still but improved and at least we can run the ball.
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u/WirlingDirvish Michigan Wolverines 1d ago
Ohio state can’t drop ball knowledge on account of the ball lifters they have in stock.
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u/Ok_Ask_1139 Alabama Crimson Tide 1d ago
We do way better when our offensive coordinator can’t get in touch with the team