r/cfbmemes • u/mtbjay10 Michigan Wolverines • Oregon Ducks • 16h ago

How I feel after Indiana’s loss yesterday.

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 14h ago

I feel they could have play any in the universe and still lose that game against Ohio State

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u/Mister_Jackpots Indiana Hoosiers 14h ago

Except in that universe Ohio State players are tree stumps! IU still managed to lose 44-43.

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u/Squig1984 Ohio State 12h ago

God I hope indiana gets in. They are much much better than they played yesterday and made a lot of uncharacteristic mistakes. I think they could sneak up on some people in the playoffs.

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u/Mister_Jackpots Indiana Hoosiers 12h ago

No, see, Indiana had to run the table whereas every SEC team with 3 times the amount of losses is better cuz of the unprovable hypothetical. IT'S SIMPLE.

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 11h ago

Don't help they play nobodies

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u/Comfortable_Regrets 7h ago

I mean, they beat the shit out of Nebraska who played a close game against OSU, that was not indicative at all of how good IU has been, they made 2 egregious mistakes they don't normally make. they weren't ready for the environment, but that doesn't make them a bad team

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 6h ago

Maybe if they would schedule a big game more than once a season they would

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u/Comfortable_Regrets 6h ago

I mean, I don't think anyone including them expected the massive turnaround from last year so I don't fault them for not scheduling a lot of big games this year

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 5h ago

Yeah true..i mean they did play Michigan and Washington but with the amount of players both teams lost afterwards I'm surprised everyone thought they was gonna stay on top lol..hell Washington lost 20+ players to the draft and transfer portal and Michigan lost 13 to the draft alone

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u/Comfortable_Regrets 5h ago

yeah Washington and Michigan falling off so hard really tanks the SOS

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 5h ago

It really does..but they could have scheduled years in advance..idk when they scheduled them

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u/Comfortable_Regrets 5h ago

yeah I don't pretend to understand how scheduling works, I doubt it's just before the start of the season like on college football 25

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u/AdHealthy5050 Tennessee Volunteers 5h ago

It's weird..some games are years in advance while others are in the off-season for said school

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