Week 0 game thread

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To me, it's fascinating when you think about how rock-solid Northwestern has been the offensive line pretty much since Fitzgerald became entrenched as head coach.

Now think about how sub-par we've been on the OL over the last decade or so.

IMO, you'll never see a bad team with a quality offensive line; and you'll never see a really good team with a lousy OL
 
Funny seeing how wrong people were based on how a game starts on here, there's a reason they play 60 minutes. They do it with the Canes too.
 
To me, it's fascinating when you think about how rock-solid Northwestern has been the offensive line pretty much since Fitzgerald became entrenched as head coach.

Now think about how sub-par we've been on the OL over the last decade or so.

IMO, you'll never see a bad team with a quality offensive line; and you'll never see a really good team with a lousy OL
Yup. If you're remotely cognizant of the inherent limitations of Northwestern as a football school then you have to realize that Fitzgerald is a helluva coach.

Just look at them being 4-0 in their last bowl appearances and the amount of double digit win seasons they've had since he took over versus... let's says...hmmm...a school like.....Texas A&M.

I don't think we'll ever get to see him tested as the head coach at an actual CFB power program though. I think his next stop will be with the Bears.
 
FSU played Duquesne... Not Duke, Duquesne.

Their walk-ons could’ve beat them by 4 TD’s.

They play in the same conference as Central Connecticut ST who we played last year...

That was a scrimmage, not a real game lol
You would think I said FSU was going 10-2 based on comments. I said 7-5. But they have position groups better across their roster than last year. Travis had a higher completion percentage than Sam Hartman at WF last year, albeit much less attempts. Point is he is improving enough where he isn't a huge liability passing the ball.

I thought FSU would be better regardless of the gsme against Desquesne. I just think the transfers will help them like the transfers help us.

QB, RB, WR, OL, DT, LB, DB all improved for FSU year over year imo. Again I said 7-5 they still have a tough schedule.
 
FSU played Duquesne... Not Duke, Duquesne.

Their walk-ons could’ve beat them by 4 TD’s.

They play in the same conference as Central Connecticut ST who we played last year...

That was a scrimmage, not a real game lol
I'm FROM Pittsburgh and I forgot that Duquesne even had a football program.

They're occasionally good at hoops. Norm Nixon went there for anyone that watched Winning Time on HBO. But football? Hahaha.
 
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Nebraska board in full meltdown
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This won't be popular here, but FSU is improved this year.

Not great like 10-2 improved, but more like 7-5.

Travis is getting better as a passer, and he along with Cunningham are the 2 best running QB's in the ACC.

Their OL is better, their WR is better this year over last year. The DE take a step back, but they're not awful there, and the LB and secondary are pretty good.

I think they lose to LSU, Clemson, N.C State, Miami, and Florida.

UNC is going to ge good offensively and very average defensively. They will improve on defense through the season. 7-5 or 8-4 type team.
I can't see FSU winning 6 more games.

LSU
@UL
BC
WAKE
@NCST
CLEMSON
GT
@ UM
@SYRACUSE
LOUISIANA
UF

They will likely be dogs this week and next. Neither BC nor Wake at home is a gimme, even with Hartman out or in question. They'll be dogs again @ NCST and Clemson. GT is winnable. Miami on the road they'll be a dog. @ Cuse and home for UF will be contested games too. I don't think they're bowl eligible this year.
 
Gurvan Hall just missed a huge open field tackle as UConn is running it down USU’s throat so far.

I didn't watch the Utah State v Bama game, but ESPN reports Hall didn't have any tackles. But he did have a memorable (non) play.

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