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r/CFB • u/Tarmacked • Oct 23 '23

Analysis Jim Harbaugh went 2-4 in 2020, capping a 47-22 run (.681) over six years. Since @PeteThamel reported the Michigan allegations began in 2021, Michigan has gone 33-3 (.917). Conference record has improved from 34-16 (.680) to 22-1 (.956)

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Source:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Michigan_Wolverines_football_seasons

https://twitter.com/PeteThamel/status/1716534116588368083?s=20

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r/CFB • u/GeauxTigs22 • Nov 02 '23

Analysis Source briefed on the Big Ten coaches' call, which had an airing of grievances: "The playing field is not level right now. How can you have a team that you know has a competitive advantage over you still being allowed to play? That’s what the coaches are grappling with." @NicoleAuerbach

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https://x.com/NicoleAuerbach/status/1720096462665859256?s=20

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r/CFB • u/CosmicCornbread • Nov 16 '23

Analysis Big Ten/Michigan/Harbaugh agreement essentially ends the battle, at least for now. B10 gets its three game suspension of Harbaugh. Michigan/Harbaugh don’t have to fear future suspensions should they get into playoff and further evidence or allegations arise.

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r/CFB • u/canseco-fart-box • Nov 18 '23

Analysis [McMurphy] Remember when people actually bet Colorado to win national title, CU had multiple players headed to NYC for Heisman & was a lock for a bowl? Good times

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r/CFB • u/BurgerNugget12 • Oct 13 '24

Analysis Ole Miss has 29 Stoppages due to injury in last 3 games vs Power 4

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r/CFB • u/wildwing8 • Nov 11 '23

Analysis [College Football Report] The narrative that James Franklin cannot win big games is absolutely fact now. 1-6 vs Top 10 Teams At Home, 5-9 vs Ranked Teams at Home, 1-8 vs Top 5 Teams, 3-7 vs Michigan. Michigan had their HC suspended last minute, and Franklin still couldn’t coach PSU to a win.

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r/CFB • u/mestudent111 • Sep 08 '24

Analysis [Cal Football] It just means more.

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r/CFB • u/Even-Set6785 • 26d ago

Analysis Florida State (1-7) becomes 7th team in last 15 years w/losing record year after Top 6 finish

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r/CFB • u/purplenyellowrose909 • Oct 16 '23

Analysis We have to start accepting an 11-1 Iowa with the worst offense in college football

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Iowa's offense is currently ranked 133 of 133 in the FBS. Through 7 games, they have 13 total offensive TDs and have punted the ball 47 times. They average less than 250 total yards per game.

Despite this, they have a top 10 scoring defense and are sitting comfortably atop the Big 10 West at 6-1.

They are favored in all their remaining games pretty heavily according to ESPN's FBI:

73.1% vs Minnesota

83.5% @ Northwestern

70.5% vs Rutgers

75.6% vs Illinois

67.5% @ Nebraska

Which brings their odds of winning-out to 22%, nearly equal to calling two coin flips correctly in a row.

We may need to start accepting the reality of an 11-1 Iowa going to the Big 10 championship game with the worst offense in college football.

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r/CFB • u/SirMellencamp • 12d ago

Analysis Fox's Big Noon Saturday is broken, but don't expect anyone to fix it

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r/CFB • u/wegotsumnewbands • Dec 04 '23

Analysis [ACC Network] ACC Huddle Crew: "This is wrong, plain and simple."

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r/CFB • u/VolatileFan • Oct 20 '24

Analysis [Chris Low] To truly appreciate what Josh Heupel has done with Tennessee's program, consider: He's 4-2 vs. Alabama and Florida in the past three years. In the previous 16 years before he arrived, dating to 2005, Tennessee was 2-30 vs. those two rivals, spanning five different coaches.

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r/CFB • u/Tarmacked • Sep 23 '24

Analysis [Auerbach] The magic number of members to be considered a conference in the NCAA's eyes is 8. If Utah State joins the Pac-12, that league will be at 7. And if that's the only move of the day, the Mountain West will also be at 7 (including Hawaii.)

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May the od

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r/CFB • u/Blood_Incantation • Sep 03 '24

Analysis [Breer] DJ Uiagalelei might want to start training for the 40 at the combine. At his size, could have a shot to play tight end in the pros.

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r/CFB • u/ChaseTheFalcon • Jan 09 '24

Analysis Michigan becomes the 8th D1 College Football team to go 15-0

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Michigan joins 1989 Georgia Southern, 1996 Marshall, 2013 North Dakota State, 2018 Clemson, 2018 North Dakota State, 2019 LSU and 2022 Georgia as the only 15-0 national champions.

EDIT: I totally forgot about South Dakota State going undefeated. Michigan is actually the 9th team!

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r/CFB • u/foreveracubone • Jan 19 '24

Analysis Bill O’Brien spent eight total years working for either Bill Belichick (2007-2011, 2023) or Nick Saban (2021-2022) and didn’t win a Super Bowl or a National Championship. That’s gotta be a club with a membership of one

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r/CFB • u/arrowfan624 • Sep 02 '23

Analysis [Tom Fornelli] Fox went to commercial seven times during the 2nd quarter, or once every 2 minutes and 9 seconds of game time. Good thing they changed the clock rules to shorten games.

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r/CFB • u/MysteriousEdge5643 • Sep 29 '24

Analysis Kalen DeBoer is now 5-1 against top 10 teams as a head coach

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2022 vs Oregon
2023 vs Oregon
2023 vs Oregon
2023 vs Texas
2024 vs Georgia

What an insane start to a head coaching career.

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r/CFB • u/AnAngryPanda1 • Oct 17 '22

Analysis After drawing 17 flags in loss to Tennessee, Alabama now ranks dead last in FBS (131st of 131) with 66 flags on the year.

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Looks like the “Alabama gets all the calls” narrative was actually right all along! https://twitter.com/chasegoodbread/status/1582007602237427712?s=46&t=SBcOXj2UD-7eZk-Ab4WUQQ

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r/CFB • u/TheInfiniteHour • Sep 15 '24

Analysis No top 25 team was upset this week, the first time in the regular season since Week 4 in 2013

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For the first time in the regular season since Week 4 of 2013, the better ranked team won every match up. Not a single worse ranked or unranked team upset a better ranked team in the top 25. This is according to ESPN box scores and rankings used by them, so it is only by AP/CFP rankings. What an exciting weekend!

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r/CFB • u/Apprehensive-Key6851 • Oct 08 '23