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If you are going to lock that thread, which is not breaking any rules that I know of and is a legitimate discussion given the results of the current regime then you should just ban all forms of discussion about replacing coaches going forward. What is the point in closing that thread if people...

A good portion of the last 50 pages or so of that thread are people complaining about the threads existence or complaining about the people posting in it. If you want something to die then let it die.

Link to what? That he was projected at one point to be a first rounder? (actually projected to be #2 overall pick by some) https://www.actionnetwork.com/nfl/kedon-slovis-scouting-report-nfl-draft-profile-2022 Or that he was still projected to be drafted...

Scouts projected Slovis as a 3rd or 4th rounder if he came out this year. Before this season he was projected as a 1st rounder by almost everyone. I guess he could fall apart completely and not bounce back from injury well, but yes, right now it appears that he is still headed to the NFL.

Pitt will have an NFL QB, a super star WR, and they are adding a solid 2nd/3rd WR in Mumpfield. They return all of their running backs. It seems unlikely they will fall that much on offense unless their OL falls apart. Ole Miss is still up in the air, but if they get Dart and Trigg then they are...

It’s the same story we face every year. It is a tough schedule if you are trying to get to 9 wins. It’s not that bad if you are trying to get to 6. We aren’t beating Clemson, UGA or Ole Miss. We probably aren’t beating UCF or Pitt. The rest we have a reasonable chance.

10 teams in the ACC this year won 6 games. It does feel like a pretty low bar to set. I think at this point everyone is just hoping for any improvement though.

Freshmen who redshirted and transferred immediately aren't really the most common case of transfers. We have brought in 19 transfers in the last three years (so far), and only two of them were freshmen who just redshirted. I agree that they are a bit different than the guys who just finished...

Excluding the COVID year of 2021 when most people lost interest in many sports, the UGA/Bama game had the lowest TV ratings for a college football championship game since 2005.

The SEC is on a mission to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to basically just completely regionalize the sport of college football. It's quite a strategy.

Hassan Hall is a RB that has 22 catches in 4 years. We lost our best receiver in McGowan, a really good receiving RB in Gibbs, and now probably the third best WR on the team in Sanders. Malachi Carter is all we have left experience wise.

We have a much tougher schedule in 2022 than UGA does.

Pretty much. Just look at their schedule for next year. Its a cake walk. They are almost guaranteed to make the playoffs again even if they lose the SEC championship again.

We couldn't have beaten Duke without him. Best of luck to him. That means 3 of our top 4 receivers from last year are gone. I sure hope the young guys are ready to step up.

For us? The UNC game for sure. I brought several friends with me who don't normally go to games. For some it was their first time in the Benz. Then we capped it off looking dominant against a ranked team. It was a fun night. For college football in general? I struggle to remember anything...

Jaxson Dart entered the portal today. That makes it seem likely that Caleb Williams will be heading to USC.

I would imagine it's mostly in game adjustments. It wasn't abnormal for our offense to just disappear for long stretches in the middle of games. The higher you go up the ladder the harder the chess match is.

5-10 years ago this would have really bothered me. Now, can’t say I care much and I’m not sure I’ll even watch.

This is a dubious strategy in my opinion. You can't grow the sport by cutting millions of fans out. Putting USC and Washington in the SEC isn't going to grow west coast viewership. It is almost certainly going to dwindle interest from fans of teams left out like Oregon, UCLA. The same would...

The big boys are never going to want to stop playing the smaller programs. There is no real benefit in leaving all of the smaller but significant fan bases behind to create a new league where many teams will have less success due to increased competition. Unfortunately college football is driven...