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Other games weekend of 9/19-9/21

Buffnik said:
Pac needed that one. Wasn't a marquee win, but a loss would have added fuel to a damaging narrative.
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The Pac-12 is weak, very weak. That is not a narrative, it is a fact. It’s good for CU this year, it’s why CU will go bowling this season.
 
Big Jim said:
The Pac-12 is weak, very weak. That is not a narrative, it is a fact. It’s good for CU this year, it’s why CU will go bowling this season.
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I would agree that it is fact that the Pac-12 lacks great teams on the level of what the other conferences have at the top. But the Pac-12 being trash in general is a narrative I don't think is true. The below average, mediocre and good teams are on the same level as the programs from other conferences in the same range.

Pac-12 is like that NFL division where every team finishes between 6-10 and 10-6 with no one a true threat to win the Super Bowl.
 
buffs said:
For 2019, this article, states Pac 12 non-conference record against P5 schools better than SEC and has 2nd best record against ranked teams.
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There are a few Non-P5 schools that have bear Pac-12 schools this year that would measure quality differently.

Hawaii
Cinncinati
San Diego State
Hawaii again
UCF
BYU
Air Force
 
Been flipping between Auburn-aTm and UCF-Pitt.

I think I'm enjoying the Pitt game more.
 
Not Sure said:
Michigan would have to go 15+ years without a bowl game and regularly lose to dregs like Indiana and Rutgers to drop from the ranks of blue bloods. Honestly, this is a ridiculous “debate”.
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That’s a pretty low bar for a “blue blood”. They haven’t won the conference in 15 years.

If the world needed an enema, they would stick the tube in Ann Arbor, at midfield of the Big Outhouse.
 
NewEra 2014 said:
That’s a pretty low bar for a “blue blood”. They haven’t won the conference in 15 years.

If the world needed an enema, they would stick the tube in Ann Arbor, at midfield of the Big Outhouse.
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We get it. You hate Michigan. I can appreciate a healthy level of hatred for a program. However, my example above would be what’s required due to the fact that as it currently stands THEY'VE WON MORE GAMES THAN ANY OTHER TEAM IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL HISTORY. Like it or not, Mighigan is a blue blood program.
 
Jaximus said:
Little delayed. But after watching the Wisconsin dominating running attack with 57 runs out of 73 plays and smothering defense, I wonder how many here think we can do the same thing at CU?

I do. And it will be especially dominant on the west coast IMO
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It would not be that unique in the Pac-12.
 
Not Sure said:
We get it. You hate Michigan. I can appreciate a healthy level of hatred for a program. However, my example above would be what’s required due to the fact that as it currently stands THEY'VE WON MORE GAMES THAN ANY OTHER TEAM IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL HISTORY. Like it or not, Mighigan is a blue blood program.
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Plus the greatest play in college football history happened against them in their stadium 25 years ago.
 
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