Anyone who starts one of these NFL vs. College teams threads, should be fucking banned immediately. Better yet, covers should post your weekly picks, so we could FADE them all and win lots of .
Stupid fucking question.
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Anyone who starts one of these NFL vs. College teams threads, should be fucking banned immediately. Better yet, covers should post your weekly picks, so we could FADE them all and win lots of .
If Appalachian State can beat Michigan at the big house, a 63 point favorite, I am sure a college elite can beat the 5 worst teams in the NFL.
Think about it. The best of college eventually go to the NFL and they crush the average competition (Reggie Bush for instant).
NFL players are generally fat and they would not stand a chance against the college seniors that are in great shape.
Also, one major skill in the NFL consists of NOT scoring point. Kicking a FG when you got a 4th and goal from the opponent's 2 yard line is pure non-sense because 1. a TD is worth more than 2x the 3 points so risking 3 points to get 7 is +EV as long as you are at leats 43% to make 2 freaking yards. And 2. If you fail, you have just pinned your opponent to their 2, which means a stop will give you good enough field position to almost guarantee 3 points anyways.
Running the clock, being a "sportsman" and trying to not win by more than 14 (unless your opponent lays down with the "fuck me" sign). That ain't football!
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If Appalachian State can beat Michigan at the big house, a 63 point favorite, I am sure a college elite can beat the 5 worst teams in the NFL.
Think about it. The best of college eventually go to the NFL and they crush the average competition (Reggie Bush for instant).
NFL players are generally fat and they would not stand a chance against the college seniors that are in great shape.
Also, one major skill in the NFL consists of NOT scoring point. Kicking a FG when you got a 4th and goal from the opponent's 2 yard line is pure non-sense because 1. a TD is worth more than 2x the 3 points so risking 3 points to get 7 is +EV as long as you are at leats 43% to make 2 freaking yards. And 2. If you fail, you have just pinned your opponent to their 2, which means a stop will give you good enough field position to almost guarantee 3 points anyways.
Running the clock, being a "sportsman" and trying to not win by more than 14 (unless your opponent lays down with the "fuck me" sign). That ain't football!
If Appalachian State can beat Michigan at the big house, a 63 point favorite, I am sure a college elite can beat the 5 worst teams in the NFL.
Think about it. The best of college eventually go to the NFL and they crush the average competition (Reggie Bush for instant).
NFL players are generally fat and they would not stand a chance against the college seniors that are in great shape.
Also, one major skill in the NFL consists of NOT scoring point. Kicking a FG when you got a 4th and goal from the opponent's 2 yard line is pure non-sense because 1. a TD is worth more than 2x the 3 points so risking 3 points to get 7 is +EV as long as you are at leats 43% to make 2 freaking yards. And 2. If you fail, you have just pinned your opponent to their 2, which means a stop will give you good enough field position to almost guarantee 3 points anyways.
Running the clock, being a "sportsman" and trying to not win by more than 14 (unless your opponent lays down with the "fuck me" sign). That ain't football!
Where the fuck did you get 63 points from? Michigan was laying 25-27 in that game, not 63. The biggest upset in CFB history was Stanford over USC as a 42 point dog.
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Quote Originally Posted by HugeBallz:
If Appalachian State can beat Michigan at the big house, a 63 point favorite, I am sure a college elite can beat the 5 worst teams in the NFL.
Think about it. The best of college eventually go to the NFL and they crush the average competition (Reggie Bush for instant).
NFL players are generally fat and they would not stand a chance against the college seniors that are in great shape.
Also, one major skill in the NFL consists of NOT scoring point. Kicking a FG when you got a 4th and goal from the opponent's 2 yard line is pure non-sense because 1. a TD is worth more than 2x the 3 points so risking 3 points to get 7 is +EV as long as you are at leats 43% to make 2 freaking yards. And 2. If you fail, you have just pinned your opponent to their 2, which means a stop will give you good enough field position to almost guarantee 3 points anyways.
Running the clock, being a "sportsman" and trying to not win by more than 14 (unless your opponent lays down with the "fuck me" sign). That ain't football!
Where the fuck did you get 63 points from? Michigan was laying 25-27 in that game, not 63. The biggest upset in CFB history was Stanford over USC as a 42 point dog.
Where the fuck did you get 63 points from? Michigan was laying 25-27 in that game, not 63. The biggest upset in CFB history was Stanford over USC as a 42 point dog.
We're not talking about biggest upset. We're talking about one league vs. the other. The smartest 6th graders would out-smart most of the dumb junior high schoolers.
When I was a senior in college, I was average, and my cousin from grade 12 was a genius and he made me look like a dumbass.
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Quote Originally Posted by TRoe15:
Where the fuck did you get 63 points from? Michigan was laying 25-27 in that game, not 63. The biggest upset in CFB history was Stanford over USC as a 42 point dog.
We're not talking about biggest upset. We're talking about one league vs. the other. The smartest 6th graders would out-smart most of the dumb junior high schoolers.
When I was a senior in college, I was average, and my cousin from grade 12 was a genius and he made me look like a dumbass.
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