BC and Rutgers might be the 2 worst teams in the P4. Maybe Oklahoma State too.
Not nationally relevant but I am interested in watching Wake-Purdue, Pitt-UCF, Duke-Illinois, and Cal-Syracuse to see how some of those scrappy bowl-quality teams handle a step up in competition. (Or in Cal’s case, a step down?)
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Ok, it was last week, but I didn’t get the comment in before the thread closed:
The second half of Louisville - MSU was an absolute banger. Two good teams who were both a lot of fun to watch. Apparently the first half was dreadful but I didn’t see it, so I can’t say.
Edit - Ole Miss, not MSU, I mean.
I’m not holding my breath but it would be nice for us if Duke was good, Friday night primetime game if both teams were ranked would give us a 2nd big game besides SMU. If they beat Illinois I think they could realistically be 6-0 when they play us with Stanford, UNC, W/M, GT their other games
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