I think the OP was saying get ready for the hype on Burrow and Fields meeting in the playoffs, not trying to debate one vs the other.

I don't know. There is a whole different approach to coaching the incumbent vs. the challenger.  Dabo was great at one, lets see if he knows how to motivate a repeat before we crown him.

Agree.  PSU showed us who they really were with the game today vs. Iowa.  Wisconsin is the one to be concerned about.  Especially if we play them twice.  Upside is that the higher they're ranked, the better beating them looks.

They lost to an SEC and they are an SEC team. Gotta move into the top 20. /s

This is what I wanted to see about Oklahoma.  Texas isn't a great defense (66th in SP+) and they are causing the sooners a lot of problems in the redzone. Hurts is turning the ball over.   I'd really like the chance to play Oklahoma in the playoffs.

Martell has been moved back to backup QB with all the injuries Miami has had. No more receiver for now at least.

Who doesn't?

I think they have the cleanest pocket for their QBs.  If you're not under pressure and you're throwing to NFL-ready wide outs, you'll look pretty good.  I'm very curious to see what Bama's offense will look like when they play against a legit pass rush.  I don't know if that will happen until the playoffs. 

I thought the same thing at the time. I dont think the ball touched out of bounds and Victor lost possession before he touched. If it hadn't been a TD then it would have been a fumble in the end zone.

Agree. Hopefully that's Clemson this year. Against us.

Yeah, that push off by Stewart on the dropped pass was obvious.

Think Fowler said about Harrison, " just what the Buckeyes needed, ANOTHER elite pass rusher".

+1.  UCF had been averaging over 49 points per game to this point.  So Cinci's d is not awful.  Helps our SoS and is another data point that our O is really good.

Clemson feels like 2014 playoffs FSU. Undefeated yes. But you could see the problems all season and they got destroyed by Oregon.

Johnny, can there be a level between guarded and low just for situations like this?  Call it "participation trophy", meaning its still low but they feel warm and fuzzy about themselves.

Nick Charlton.  Rutgers isn't going to get an elite FBS option at coach.  Take the best eastern time zone option from the FCS ranks and try to build with someone younger and innovative.  Charlton took Maine to their 1st FCS semifinal berth in his first year and his primary recruiting responsibility as an assistant was NJ.

Agree. Its Field's first start in this kind of environment. Glad its coming against Nebraska and not PSU. May be some sailed passed early on till he settles in.

Agree. Nebraska is slightly worse than Indiana on D and slightly better on O. Your prediction seems about right for our 1st night, road game of the season. Maybe Nebraska scores 17.

+1.  Why don't more teams just start by doing this first????

The downside is that everyone now believes Georgia must be elite for narrowly defeating ND. Bonus is ND out but it increases the odds of 2 SEC teams getting in. They cant even lose right!

... and the QBs we end the season with ON the team aren't the ones we start the next with!

Hurts had been getting time throughout the year at Bama.  By the time Tua got injured the opportunity to redshirt was long gone.

Agree, Angel's Envy is great. My other favorite right now is Jefferson's Ocean. Not as smooth, and definitely more complex. Every batch is different. Highly recommend it.

I enjoyed Buck68's posts for the most part.  Couldn't always quite follow everything but it felt like he was trying to add to the discussion, even if it wasn't the same discussion the rest of us were having.  

I think the toughest thing for TTUN/Harbaugh right now has got to be that Wisconsin basically destroyed them running the offense that Harbaugh wants to run.  He gave up on his traditional/old-school pro-style offense to switch to something 'better' then has to watch Paul Chryst beat him at his own game.  That has to have the coaches second guessing themselves up north.