Less than a week before the season and no prediction thread?

[Dinsdale]

We've been over this far too much. That was a mediocre Auburn defense that held the Ducks to 19 points. Only the real NCs, the Cal Bears, held them to fewer points. I think OU averaged about 90 PPG.

BTW... you're a fucking idiot. Do I really need to explain why? Here's a hint - SECnology isn't an exact science.

Didn't Auburn average about 50 points a game, and run through Bama that year?

Oregon held them to 22 (right?) points.

So, by SECBSI (idiot), it means Oregon had an off-the-hook defense, right? Wait... it was pretty average.

Think the pace of the game and tentative play calling on both sides (since Kelly was an in-game idiot) might have had something to do with it?

Way to go, SS2. Apparently the Transitive Property of CFB applies somewhere besides the Bay Area.

Just stop.

[King Crimson]

I'd be happy with four wins.

That's the spirit!

That'd equal our total from the past two seasons combined. Just being realistic. I want to believe Coach Mac 2.0 is the answer, but he is a Bohn hire. Leave it to CU to let their shitty ex-AD hire one more coach before they give him the axe.

i didn't get the Bohn axing. i thought Boyle gave him some time.....and i do like the Mac 2.0 hire. he's exactly the kind of guy they should have hired when they hired Embree. which i thought was a huge mistake.....and shrewd move by Bohn to get the Mac era donors on his side after the Hawkins disaster. but a terrible hire....no one on planet earth is interested in Jon Embree as a HC....and CU hires him?

anyway, not a huge fan of Mike Bohn but i thought his exit was a little rough.

[King Crimson]

anyway, i'll say OU is an 8-9 win team. encouraged by the play of the D but not a true believer yet. good tackling which has been lacking. fucking weird to watch the Sooner QB run the ball past the LOS after the Jones era. where 3rd and 3 meant the gun. and a throw.

show us something Josh.