Jay Roosevelt

What is up with Corbett's snaps?

I can see 9-10 wins if things go well for us. I can also see the whole thing collapsing and we end up with a top-3 pick next year. Gun to my head, I'll predict 7 wins.

I was bored at work today so I typed up my ideas for CFB realignment: D1 college football would be split into 2 tiers of 5 conferences each: Power 5 (P5) and Group of 5 (G5) conferences. To bring the total number of FBS teams to an even 140, the following FCS teams would make the moved up into the G5 tier: North Dakota State, South Dakota State, Montana State and Sacramento State. The P5 tier would consist of 50 teams with 10 teams per conference. Every team would play every other team in it's conference every year. There would be no conference championship games in P5 tier since teams will play each other during the season to provide the head-to-head tie breaker. The G5 tier would consist of 90 teams in 5 conferences of 18 teams split into 2 divisions. Teams would play every team in their division every year along with teams from the other division on a rotating schedule. G5 conference championship games would be held the week following the Army-Navy game between the two division winners from each G5 conference. In the event that Army and Navy are the two division winners in the American conference, the Army-Navy game itself would decide the conference championship. P5 tier would retain the current 12-team playoff structure and seeding rules with the existing Bowl Game rotation remaining in place. G5 tier would use a 16-team playoff with conference champions guaranteed the top-5 seeds + homefield advantage in the 1st round. Seeds 6-16 would be decided by national rankings. Homefield advantage would be decided by seeding in the 2nd round with the G5 National Championship held at a neutral site. There would be a promotion/relegation system in place. Each P5 conference would have a satellite conference in the G5 as follows: - ACC/American - Big 10/MAC - PAC/MWC - SEC/Sun Belt - SWC/C-USA Every 5 years the team in each P5 conference with the worst W-L record over the previous 5 seasons would be relegated to their conference's G5 satellite. Likewise, the team with the best W-L record during the previous 5 seasons will be moved up into the P5. Any other movement of teams between conferences would be subject to approval by the CFB Competition Committee and teams are only permitted to switch conferences once every 10 years. The Walter Camp Award will be awarded to the best player in P5 tier. The Maxwell Award will serve as the G5's equivalent award. The Heisman Trophy will be awarded to the best player in the nation, regardless of conference or tier. POWER 5 CONFERENCES: ACC: Clemson Duke Florida State Miami N.C. State North Carolina Pittsburgh South Carolina Virginia Tech West Virginia BIG 10: Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Michigan State Nebraska Notre Dame Ohio State Penn State Wisconsin PAC-10: Boise State BYU California Colorado Oregon Stanford UCLA USC Utah Washington SEC: Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi State Ole Miss Tennessee SWC: Arizona Arizona State Kansas State Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State SMU TCU Texas Texas A&M GROUP OF 5 CONFERENCES: AMERICAN: NORTH DIVISION: Army Boston College Connecticut Delaware Maryland Massachusetts Rutgers Syracuse Temple SOUTH DIVISION: Charlotte East Carolina James Madison Liberty Louisville Navy Old Dominion Virginia Wake Forest MAC: EAST DIVISION: Akron Bowling Green Buffalo Cincinnati Eastern Michigan Kent State Marshall Miami of Ohio Ohio WEST DIVISION: Ball State Central Michigan Iowa State Minnesota Northern Illinois Northwestern Purdue Toledo Western Michigan MWC: EAST DIVISION: Air Force Colorado State Montana State North Dakota State South Dakota State Tulsa UNLV Utah State UTEP WEST DIVISION: Fresno State Hawaii Nevada Oregon State Sacramento State San Diego State San Jose State Washington State Wyoming SUN BELT: EAST DIVISION: Appalachian State Coastal Carolina FAU FIU Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Kennesaw State UCF USF WEST DIVISION: Jacksonville State Middle Tennessee State South Alabama Southern Miss Troy Tulane UAB Vanderbilt Western Kentucky C-USA: EAST DIVISION: Arkansas State Houston Louisiana Louisiana Monroe Louisiana Tech Memphis Missouri State Rice Sam Houston State WEST DIVISION: Baylor Kansas New Mexico New Mexico State North Texas Texas State Texas Tech UTEP UTSA

No reason to rush Ickey out there. Start Christensen until Ickey is ready.

That's disgusting.

I'm sure the Princely and Scourton will get plenty of reps from the start, but I do wonder what they're thinking starting Nick Scott at safety. I get that Ransom is a rookie, but he can't possibly be worse than Nick Scott.

Our S&C staff has to be the worst in the NFL. How are ALL our best players always hurt?

I'm legitimately curious what the thought process is starting A'Shawn Robinson over Bobby Brown. Also, did Ian Thomas send all his incriminating photos of the coaching staff to Nick Scott before he left town?

Alabama has no business being ranked. My top-25: 01. Ohio State 02. Penn State 03. Georgia 04. LSU 05. Texas 06. Miami 07. Clemson 08. Oregon 09. Notre Dame 10. Michigan 11. Illinois 12. South Carolina 13. Florida State 14. Arizona State 15. Tennessee 16. Florida 17. Iowa State 18. SMU 19. Texas A&M 20. Ole Miss 21. Oklahoma 22. Tulane 23. TCU 24. USF 25. Navy

Sounds like he followed their plan and showed up to camp in shape.

Glad to see Renfrow back but WTF happened to Coker?

Now that's an addition I could get behind.

I feel like Baylor has the edge against Auburn tonight. I'm not a big Jackson Arnold fan and Baylor has a good number of starters returning from last year and finished last season pretty hot. I also think Miami might be a disappointment this year. Carson Beck is a huge downgrade from Cam Ward and that defense has never really played as well as the talent level would dictate it should. I can see Notre Dame going in this weekend and winning big, but I'm not super confident in their QB situation either. App State/Charlotte could be a sneaky good game, too. No idea who is going to win that one.

Yep. Called it. Boise State might be the most overrated team of this offseason.

It wouldn't surprise me if USF beats Boise State. I feel like Boise is overrated this year; they're not going to have Ashton Jeanty to lean on anymore, but everyone has them taking the final playoff spot. I think the American winner (Navy? Tulane?) stands a better chance of getting that last spot.

This is why re-signing Brady Christensen was so important.

For the record, I'm not a South Carolina fan but I think Sellers makes a serious run at the Heisman this year and goes top-5 in next year's draft if he declares.

Bryce may not be the answer, but C.J. Stroud damn sure isn't going to be a Panther either.

Based on your past comments, I don't think there's a QB alive on the planet that would be suitable to you lol

A hooker would be a big upgrade from Plummer.

Scrubs.

Losing Renfrow because you cut him for a day or two instead of putting him on PUP is the most Tepper-era Panthers thing ever.

If that's the case he should have made this clear to them back in January or February.

See, this is what I was worried about. We get peanuts in return for one of our starting WRs. If one good thing comes from this I sure as hell hope it's that Coker ends up starting opposite TMac, but I fear they're going to force XL into a starting role he's not equipped for.

Didn't want him then, don't want him now. Another "hybrid" defender that can't do any one thing well enough to even make an NFL roster.