Oregon Football's Exciting Chances At Undefeated Season
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We're seeing hard hitting journalism. I usually don't click this stuff because that's how the money Oregon is stuffing into these sad dying publications like foie gras ducks gets justified but I'm glad I got to see a quote from Tez Johnson that they practice like it's a national championship game. Well, he's never fucking played in one so what does that mean?
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They should be good. What that ends up being is probably not #2 in the country and serious contender for anything.
Dillon Gabriel is wearing #8 and their fans are jacking off to it all the way to surplus sale and that's all great but the guy never won a fucking thing in a shitty conference at a blue blood. And that's being completely ignored by all these fucking losers.
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They're a legit Top 10, possibly Top 5 team but their biggest boon is that the rest of the country doesn't look that strong and QB is mega weak and Gabriel playing in a 5th full years a start which shouldn't happen is a great option. They looked better going in last year so it's obnoxious the paid content shit is screaming so psychotically loud right now about this team .
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Ohio State, Texas, Georgia, Ole Miss, Penn St, and Missouri all deserve to be ranked ahead of them.
Basically they're going to benefit just as much from UW and Michigan unloading into the NFL and Lincoln Riley as much as they've set themselves up.
But these writers who are almost as fat and decrepit as Oregon alums are insistent that this is a Natty team so whatever.
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If I were to rank teams now I'd probably go: 1. Ohio State 2. Georgia 3. Texas 4. Alabama 5. Oregon. Ohio State is the only one I feel like has a ton of NFL talent that's also proven itself in the depth chart, but they're probably limited at QB. I'd also hate for EE and JTT to win a natty because they had to come back for an extra year because they were overrated NFL prospects.
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Gabriel at QB is what will ensure they're still good, while also not being good enough at the QB position to win it all.
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I don't think he's that special but what other QB in college football would you not say that for in 2024? Is Will Howard or Carson Beck or Ewers going to beat him in a due?
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They would all beat him in a shootout, but more importantly is that I don't think Gabriel is a dude who will lead the game winning drive down 4 with a minute to go.
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Trust me I'd like to shit on him as much as possible but isn't that exactly what he did against Texas last year?
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No one here is going to vouch for them because of Sark, but Texas feels like a team that took their lumps and has the talent and confidence to really break through. Ewers isn't terrible, UW just weirdly knew how to stop them similarly to Oregon at the end of the year.
Ohio State/Georgia vs. Texas National Championship feels right.
