I have wonderful news for you. You’re gonna be so excited about this. If UCLA goes 11 and one, they’re gonna be in the playoff and they’re going to play possibly an SEC team or another really tough team. You have a wonderful chance to prove that. Meanwhile, I would take that enthusiasm and run around Westwood screaming and yelling at the people on the street to fill the Rose Bowl Friday night. Anything short of 50,000 people with that team coming out against a pretty darn decent Illinois team would be disgusting. No excuses.
If you go 10-2 then no, you would not be 90 and O in the SEC, and we both know that. You must go 11-1, and then we’ll see you in the playoff. Good luck.
My official coaches red hot seat game this Saturday is Nebraska visiting Rutgers at 12:30 PM local time. I could also dub this “the game of coaches that you would never let your kids go over to their house to spend the night with his kids” . Both are creepy and clearly out of their depth at their current position.
Frankly, I would already have fired these two worthless pieces of shit at the end of last year, but remember that athletic directors intelligence levels are just north of a Galapagos tortoise, so what do I know. Either way, whoever loses this game is more than likely to be on zip recruiter the Saturday after Thanksgiving, hopefully both. Coach them up, you retarded sacks of crap.
You were probably not in an Asian class, which it looks like it’s Japanese, and a homogenous class like that, all the children are respectful and the teacher can just casually educate them. I was a teacher for eight years and 80% of the time I was trying to keep them from acting crazy. to be truthful, it was white kids as well. Kids in the United States are horrible
I think the committee should take in consideration towards the end that Malachi Tony will be back for the playoffs and Miami will be even better, so we should actually get one spot higher at the end of the season than we would regularly just because he’ll be back on the roster.
If you punish a team that has lost their quarterback or another extremely impactful player, then you should reward a team that gets back such an important member for the playoffs. It just makes sense. 🙌
I’ve been using this example for the last five years. I’m glad someone finally did a video on it. People cry and moan about the Native Americans being wiped out by whites, but yet that’s exactly what they’re doing in Western Europe and in the Americas now with the white population. That’s why I do not enter into conversations politically with anyone anymore. Democracy and the republic are dead, and we need to face that, and we need to overthrow the government and set up a nationalist dictatorship and impose the rights of our native population and start the deporting and start weeding out the others, or just like the Native Americans, and just like Western Europeans, we are finished. It’s just a matter of time.
And they say the Japanese population is declining so fast that it’s irreversible. If homogeneous societies are allowed to fluctuate naturally, then the Japanese will get back down in about the next 20 to 30 years to the population they had roughly before World War II, which is a more manageable situation and land will be cheaper, of course everything will be more affordable because there won’t be so much competition to buy it. Then families will form back up, have more children, etc., and the population will increase.
If you do what Western Europe is doing and basically the United States and allow third world populations to flood your countries, then eventually the local homogeneous group will be completely replaced, and those countries will be over, i.e. France.
I agree, the problem isn’t UCLA, the problem is the big 10. After about three, maybe four, teams at the top, the rest of the big 10 is mediocre to awful. Mississippi State went up to Minnesota and just manhandled them at the beginning of the year, Oregon was beaten by Oklahoma State, which is an OK big 12 team. Ohio State should’ve beaten Texas, but allowed Texas to roar back and beat them. It’ll all come out in the playoffs. And even if UCLA only loses to USC, then everything is fine, lose Friday to Illinois and USC, then they shouldn’t be in the playoff. But I think they’ll actually go 11-1 at worse, and they’ll be around number nine or 10, and they’ll be in.
My observation on the latest CFP rankings.
At this point, with only three games left, if your team is somewhere around number eight back to probably number 16 or 17, it’s probably important about quality wins that the team can get in the last three weeks. Teams from number 10 back to 15/16 or so are in trouble if USC beats Indiana and UCLA. One of them who have more of a cupcake schedule at their last three weeks will be out or not going to be able to move up.
Barring upsets, USC/Indiana, Texas/LSU are the most impactful games.
The 24 team playoff that starts next year will all but eliminate any real intrigue that we’re getting during these last 4 to 5 weeks. people like me who sit back and look at scenarios will be pretty bored.
Everybody’s gonna get in that has a pulse. It will ruin some of the fun.
@TrojanFBx Even if USC wins out, they may need a little help getting in the playoffs. I think their in but only at #10 or even 11. Big log jam right now. BYU is a problem, they won’t lose another game. TTech same situation.