My Canes may enter the Stanford game with their depth chart still up in the air. That's how much depth we have. And with the stable of RB's and DB's, there will be starter-level talent still on the field in the 2H.
My Canes may enter the Stanford game with their depth chart still up in the air. That's how much depth we have. And with the stable of RB's and DB's, there will be starter-level talent still on the field in the 2H.
CBS Sports recently conducted a survey of college football GMs, staffers, agents, and others https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-roster-spending-rankings-most-expensive-teams-2026/ on its football team this season and found the average roster cost to be well over $20 million.
Here’s what they found for the ACC:
Over 40 MillionMiami
Over 30 MillionN/A
Over 20 Million
Clemson
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Louisville
North Carolina
SMU
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Under 20 millionBoston College
Cal
Duke
NC State
Pitt
Stanford
Syracuse
Wake Forest
Miami is one of six schools spending more than $40 million on its roster and at this point is heavily outspending everybody else in the league—not that this comes as a shocker, especially considering what they had to to do to land Darian Mensah.
CBS Sports recently conducted a survey of college football GMs, staffers, agents, and others https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-roster-spending-rankings-most-expensive-teams-2026/ on its football team this season and found the average roster cost to be well over $20 million.
Here’s what they found for the ACC:
Over 40 MillionMiami
Over 30 MillionN/A
Over 20 Million
Clemson
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Louisville
North Carolina
SMU
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Under 20 millionBoston College
Cal
Duke
NC State
Pitt
Stanford
Syracuse
Wake Forest
Miami is one of six schools spending more than $40 million on its roster and at this point is heavily outspending everybody else in the league—not that this comes as a shocker, especially considering what they had to to do to land Darian Mensah.
Laff 9.5 vs Gtown : this is mainly a fade against Gtown, they lost lost ton. i handicap spreads not feelings or emotions, and this spread to me is justified.
Im just here to document my plays and reasons
PLAY 1:
Laff 9.5 vs Gtown : this is mainly a fade against Gtown, they lost lost ton. i handicap spreads not feelings or emotions, and this spread to me is justified.
Fri. Idaho 3.5 vs ca; poly. idaho u the pimp has had very good practices lead by senior QB. cal poly still deciding roster spots , i have no faith in cal polys new HC because of his time LY as UCLA's interim coach. both teams new systems, but idaho has had really good practice sessions
im only gonna make 3 plays a week
Gtown is currently in the lead. smh
Play 2:
Fri. Idaho 3.5 vs ca; poly. idaho u the pimp has had very good practices lead by senior QB. cal poly still deciding roster spots , i have no faith in cal polys new HC because of his time LY as UCLA's interim coach. both teams new systems, but idaho has had really good practice sessions
I Cannot stomach the idea of putting my money on an underdog So here's my list of Blowout games that i researched, dont worry about the spread I put the work in, so lets get it Twerkin WF vs Akron, 22 pt fav UCF vs Bethune cook, 38.5 pt fav Geo. st. vs Nc A&T, 27 pt fav Miami at Stanford, 23.5 pt fav Tenn. vs Furman, 48 pt fav So. Car vs Kent, 34.5 pt fav
2-0 ATS so far
Quote Originally Posted by FloatinPicks:
I Cannot stomach the idea of putting my money on an underdog So here's my list of Blowout games that i researched, dont worry about the spread I put the work in, so lets get it Twerkin WF vs Akron, 22 pt fav UCF vs Bethune cook, 38.5 pt fav Geo. st. vs Nc A&T, 27 pt fav Miami at Stanford, 23.5 pt fav Tenn. vs Furman, 48 pt fav So. Car vs Kent, 34.5 pt fav
I like Georgia State to beat NC A&T by 30 points or more because this is a great spot to fade the Aggies. NC A&T struggled badly last season, going 2–11, and they were just beaten 17–7 by Morgan State in their 2026 opener. They also lost 68–7 to UCF last season, showing how much trouble they can have when facing better competition. Georgia State has a big advantage at quarterback with 5th year QB Cameran Brown, who threw for 1,296 yards and 13 touchdowns last year while throwing only 1 interception. Brown also ran for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns. Georgia State is at home, and they return several important offensive players, which should give Brown plenty of weapons. NC A&T also averaged only 2.5 yards per rush against Morgan State, so I expect Georgia State to control the game and put pressure on them early. To me, this game is more about fading NC A&T than trying to prove Georgia State is a great team. If Georgia State plays a clean game, I can see the Panthers winning by 30 or more.
I like Georgia State to beat NC A&T by 30 points or more because this is a great spot to fade the Aggies. NC A&T struggled badly last season, going 2–11, and they were just beaten 17–7 by Morgan State in their 2026 opener. They also lost 68–7 to UCF last season, showing how much trouble they can have when facing better competition. Georgia State has a big advantage at quarterback with 5th year QB Cameran Brown, who threw for 1,296 yards and 13 touchdowns last year while throwing only 1 interception. Brown also ran for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns. Georgia State is at home, and they return several important offensive players, which should give Brown plenty of weapons. NC A&T also averaged only 2.5 yards per rush against Morgan State, so I expect Georgia State to control the game and put pressure on them early. To me, this game is more about fading NC A&T than trying to prove Georgia State is a great team. If Georgia State plays a clean game, I can see the Panthers winning by 30 or more.
I like Georgia State to beat NC A&T by 30 points or more because this is a great spot to fade the Aggies. NC A&T struggled badly last season, going 2–11, and they were just beaten 17–7 by Morgan State in their 2026 opener. They also lost 68–7 to UCF last season, showing how much trouble they can have when facing better competition. Georgia State has a big advantage at quarterback with 5th year QB Cameran Brown, who threw for 1,296 yards and 13 touchdowns last year while throwing only 1 interception. Brown also ran for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns. Georgia State is at home, and they return several important offensive players, which should give Brown plenty of weapons. NC A&T also averaged only 2.5 yards per rush against Morgan State, so I expect Georgia State to control the game and put pressure on them early. To me, this game is more about fading NC A&T than trying to prove Georgia State is a great team. If Georgia State plays a clean game, I can see the Panthers winning by 30 or more.
im 60% confident
Quote Originally Posted by FloatinPicks:
I like Georgia State to beat NC A&T by 30 points or more because this is a great spot to fade the Aggies. NC A&T struggled badly last season, going 2–11, and they were just beaten 17–7 by Morgan State in their 2026 opener. They also lost 68–7 to UCF last season, showing how much trouble they can have when facing better competition. Georgia State has a big advantage at quarterback with 5th year QB Cameran Brown, who threw for 1,296 yards and 13 touchdowns last year while throwing only 1 interception. Brown also ran for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns. Georgia State is at home, and they return several important offensive players, which should give Brown plenty of weapons. NC A&T also averaged only 2.5 yards per rush against Morgan State, so I expect Georgia State to control the game and put pressure on them early. To me, this game is more about fading NC A&T than trying to prove Georgia State is a great team. If Georgia State plays a clean game, I can see the Panthers winning by 30 or more.