I am realing looking forward to, based on some of these following questions + many many more that I am thinking about....
1. Does the SEC - BIG10 rivalry continue with the BIG10 continuing to wrest away what was almost always a ritual to see the winner come from a 'southern' team?
Last 3Winners > north teams
previous 8 > south teams
2015 > north
previous 10 > south teams
Its clear to say, the SOUTH has dominated college football in the 21st century, but, further to the question above;
2. Are we on the cusp of an period where the northern U's dominate college football for a 8-10 yr stretch despite mass transfer movement and increased competition for FIVE and FOUR star talent coming out of high school?
3. Does stocking talent with top shelf 5/4 star transfer talent buy you a quicker shot at a championship ala Indiana and almost Texas Tech, or does ensuring you have a great coach who can recruit top shelf young talent while mixing in some strong transfer talent, make the most difference?
(I feel this is shifting but not enough examples to know if a trend)
4. How will Indiana fare without Mendoza, but with maybe the best hands talent in Sales coming along with an experienced QB in Hoover from TCU? Does Michigan take a major step back after all that has happened and how does Ole Miss respond to Kiffin's exit and a very competitive SEC this year? Are the Ducks flying under the radar now? Will Arch stay healthy and fulfill his promise that he showed at the end of last season dragging a very talented Texas time to finally cross the threshold into the Final?
5. How will LSU and Bama fare with a hungry Georgia, Texas and perhaps Tennessee (with Knowles at DC with a very talented offense)? Will Ole Miss, Oklahoma and TexAM stay in the hunt for an elite bowl eligibility at the end of the season?
I am in process in doing an analysis into the re-stocking of top talent in the SEC and BIG 10 and will share the comparative data shortly...... ... kind of loving a boring MLB season so I can dive into
World Cup was cool and all, but not the same as the best season on the sports calendar starting in 40 days!
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I am realing looking forward to, based on some of these following questions + many many more that I am thinking about....
1. Does the SEC - BIG10 rivalry continue with the BIG10 continuing to wrest away what was almost always a ritual to see the winner come from a 'southern' team?
Last 3Winners > north teams
previous 8 > south teams
2015 > north
previous 10 > south teams
Its clear to say, the SOUTH has dominated college football in the 21st century, but, further to the question above;
2. Are we on the cusp of an period where the northern U's dominate college football for a 8-10 yr stretch despite mass transfer movement and increased competition for FIVE and FOUR star talent coming out of high school?
3. Does stocking talent with top shelf 5/4 star transfer talent buy you a quicker shot at a championship ala Indiana and almost Texas Tech, or does ensuring you have a great coach who can recruit top shelf young talent while mixing in some strong transfer talent, make the most difference?
(I feel this is shifting but not enough examples to know if a trend)
4. How will Indiana fare without Mendoza, but with maybe the best hands talent in Sales coming along with an experienced QB in Hoover from TCU? Does Michigan take a major step back after all that has happened and how does Ole Miss respond to Kiffin's exit and a very competitive SEC this year? Are the Ducks flying under the radar now? Will Arch stay healthy and fulfill his promise that he showed at the end of last season dragging a very talented Texas time to finally cross the threshold into the Final?
5. How will LSU and Bama fare with a hungry Georgia, Texas and perhaps Tennessee (with Knowles at DC with a very talented offense)? Will Ole Miss, Oklahoma and TexAM stay in the hunt for an elite bowl eligibility at the end of the season?
I am in process in doing an analysis into the re-stocking of top talent in the SEC and BIG 10 and will share the comparative data shortly...... ... kind of loving a boring MLB season so I can dive into
World Cup was cool and all, but not the same as the best season on the sports calendar starting in 40 days!
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... kind of loving a boring MLB season so I can dive into 
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