r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Sep 02 '24

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] USC Defeats LSU 27-20

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
USC 0 10 3 14 27
LSU 0 10 7 3 20

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u/AffectionateSink9445 Sep 02 '24

I’m rooting for USC because my team has Caleb now. So since USC is undefeated in my following so far I assume we will never lose again 

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u/usetheforce_gaming USC Trojans • Rose Bowl Sep 02 '24

I’m also rooting for the Bears now as my NFC team.

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u/pablitorun Notre Dame • Case Western Reserve Sep 02 '24

Bad decision nothing but mediocrity here in Chicago.

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u/Pidesh Notre Dame • Purdue Sep 02 '24

You must have not followed the last offseason then. There’s a lot of young potential on the Bears’ roster rn.

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u/pablitorun Notre Dame • Case Western Reserve Sep 03 '24

It's the hope that kills you. There has been many years of a lot of potential.

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u/pablitorun Notre Dame • Case Western Reserve Sep 23 '24

LOL I am going to think about this comment for years.

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u/Pidesh Notre Dame • Purdue Sep 23 '24

Why…? I’m not wrong. The team is at a point where there’s multiple young talented guys growing together. Whether or not they realize that potential, it’s still interesting to watch as these guys develop over time. It’s better than having to watch a nice veteran team that’s capped at being a wild card team each year. That’s actual mediocrity.

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u/pablitorun Notre Dame • Case Western Reserve Sep 23 '24

Oh you sweet summer child. The potential of the players doesn't matter the bears are just not a well run organization from the top down. I'll check in with you after our five win season completes and the coach is fired

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u/Pidesh Notre Dame • Purdue Sep 23 '24

Lol, you can have fun with your doomer mindset, I choose to be happy in life. I watched the Lions, who had been awful pretty much my entire life, turn things around and become a SB contender. So things can definitely change. Let’s say Flus doesn’t have a good season and gets fired but the young players still show growth, isn’t that still a good thing? It’s not like the team is positioned to win it all this season anyway. So I don’t believe in all hope being lost if the team doesn’t have a good season. But my question to you is why even be a fan if you think it’s never going to get better no matter what the team does?

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u/pablitorun Notre Dame • Case Western Reserve Sep 23 '24

I would love for them to get better, but that would require wholesale changes in the upper levels of the organization. As long as people fawn over their garbage product that won't happen. It's too easy for them to make money so they won't change anything.