If Oregon wins, even by a point, they aren’t dropping completely out of the top 25. I looked at Auburn a few years ago when they beat Jax St. in OT and they dropped from 6 to 16. Oregon would probably drop to the 10-15 range with a closer than expected win, but aren’t dropping much (if at all) with a 14 point win.
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#4 to #7 depending on how the spring game looks/injuries.
Bison win, #18-22, and they’ll flirt with staying ranked all season as long as they don’t lose/play a bunch of close games and Oregon doesn’t pull an Iowa/KSU and completely shit the bed for the rest of the season.
1 game won’t matter. It will be how he rates/measures. If he tests out and everyone thinks he’s the next Mahomes he might go early, especially if he’s nursing a 46 game winning streak.
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this thred needa. b shut down already judas preiest ud think it was a mcfeely talk show (i always loved that 1)
They look at it but they will apply context. Josh Allen got absolutely destroyed when we played Wyoming. He played bad but it wasn’t necessarily his fault. He just had 10 other guys on the field losing their 1on1’s every snap for 4 quarters. No one in the NFL held that against him. If he comes out and shows the traits (this is what actually matters) the outcome will have no effect. If he has to carry the offense and isn’t able to because Oregon is winning across the board (hypothetical before anyone gets upset) it won’t get marked against him. If NDSU loses because he can’t make tighter window throws outside the numbers it might be a mark against but that’s because he’s lacking a trait not because NDSU lost. Just an example
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