NCAA: Week 2: Duel in the Heat

[StreetHawk]

Ewers done for 4-6 weeks. Rumour has it Hudson Card is out for this weeks game also.

I doubt third on the depth chart is highly recruited kid not with Manning committing for next season. Anyone highly touted would ah e transferred.

Ewers done for half the season. Less time for him to put up a strong resume.

 

[TheGreenTBer]

I doubt third on the depth chart is highly recruited kid not with Manning committing for next season. Anyone highly touted would ah e transferred.

Ewers done for half the season. Less time for him to put up a strong resume.

He was really good in the little bit he played fortunately. If Manning redshirts I don't see a serious problem.

 

[GKJ]

As expected, Texas moved into the rankings with the close loss. Good for them, but sounds like they have major QB troubles.

Something that never, ever happens isn’t expected. College football rankings aren’t known for course correction.

 

[southsideIrish]

Something that never, ever happens isn’t expected. College football rankings aren’t known for course correction.

It has happened before, it's just been a long time. And I expected it, I said so during the thread that if they lost a close game to Bama with their starting QB out for most of it, they'd be in the conversation to be ranked, and they obviously were.

 

[John Price]

 

[Tony Romo]

Pretty big nugget here

 

[StreetHawk]

Pretty big nugget here

No need for it when e Sooners are joining the SEC in a couple of years. Will be part of the regular SEC schedule.

 

[GKJ]

The ‘23 Georgia game is the nugget. Don’t need to play it out of conference if it’s going to be in-conference. They’re trying to get them in next year.

 

[keonsbitterness]

The ‘23 Georgia game is the nugget. Don’t need to play it out of conference if it’s going to be in-conference. They’re trying to get them in next year.

If the SEC is that desperate for OU and Texas to join in '23, that gives the Big 12 massive leverage in current TV negotiations. Even if '24 is more likely, the Big 12 will still benefit.

 

[GKJ]

If the SEC is that desperate for OU and Texas to join in '23, that gives the Big 12 massive leverage in current TV negotiations. Even if '24 is more likely, the Big 12 will still benefit.

I don't know how the Big 12 benefits so much, they're leaving and not being replaced with major programs.

 

[keonsbitterness]

I don't know how the Big 12 benefits so much, they're leaving and not being replaced with major programs.

Because they'd have to pay big bucks to leave early. And they definitely want to leave early.