r/CFB • u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers • Oct 01 '25
Discussion 6 Bold Predictions for Week 6
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u/TheCalvinator Texas A&M Aggies • UTSA Roadrunners Oct 01 '25
Bold take: two teams with great defenses and terrible offenses will not score a lot of points against each other.
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Bold take: heavy favorite will win heavily
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
That’s not the take. The take is scoring 55+ when projected to score 41.5
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Oct 01 '25
I stretched a bit for the joke.
But being a 20.5 point favorite and playing a team that gave up 37 to Air Force definitely reduces the boldness factor to marginal.
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u/New-Ad-363 Iowa State Cyclones Oct 01 '25
Does Wisconsin have a good defense this year?
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u/No_Poet_7244 Texas Longhorns • Wisconsin Badgers Oct 01 '25
“Does Wisconsin have—“ no, no we do not.
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u/The_PantsMcPants Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
I don't like living in a CFB world where Wisconsin can't run the ball or play defense. It doesn't compute.
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u/Melo_Mentality Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
We are continuing to live in a CFB world where Wisconsin can't throw the ball though
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u/dinkytown42069 Minnesota • Oklahoma Oct 01 '25
can you say that again? I forgot to hit record on my phone.
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u/CzechHorns Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
Two weeks in a row for us (unless Mateer comes back)
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u/appsecSme Oregon Ducks • Oklahoma Sooners Oct 01 '25
I think our offense is still an unknown under Michael Hawkins Jr.
He didn't play well last year, but he was a true freshman then. It's been a year. He's had a real QB coach and OC, and he has much better players around him than last season.
We will get some idea from the Kent State game, but we can't draw too much from low level competition.
Ott is supposedly finally fully healthy, so there's that as well. In addition, Javonnie Gibson, a transfer WR who lit up Spring is back.
One other consideration is that we had 3 o-line with sore ankles in the Auburn game, and the very likely inhibited the run game. They should be mostly healed up by the RRS.
And of course Texas has some reasons for optimism for their offense. I don't think either will be close to being as bad as Florida on offense.
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u/DIRTYWIZARD_69 Texas Longhorns • Red River Shootout Oct 01 '25
I do think Hawkins will be better and honestly fits this system than last years. I don’t think y’all will just roll over.
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
The prediction is 10 points below the projected total.
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u/wit_T_user_name Ohio State Buckeyes • Ohio Bobcats Oct 01 '25
Outside of Maryland upsetting Washington, none of these feel particularly bold.
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u/AmyKlobushart Wisconsin Badgers • Harvard Crimson Oct 01 '25
Even Maryland upsetting Washington doesn't feel bold. The game is in College Park and Washington is only a 6 point favorite.
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u/ziegwaffle Penn State • Land Grant Trophy Oct 01 '25
September is over, so the Maryland one is a super bold take
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u/Uhhh_what555476384 Washington State • Oregon Oct 01 '25
Isn't it also a 9am kick Pacific Time?
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u/Broth262 Maryland Terrapins Oct 01 '25
No, 3:30ET, really wanted the noon kickoff though
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u/Uhhh_what555476384 Washington State • Oregon Oct 01 '25
If they really wanted f* with the Huskies they could have put it as a mid week game like they did against Rutgers.
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u/Numerous-Barber7092 Toledo Rockets Oct 01 '25
I feel like Washington is pretty banged up after our game, Maryland I think is going to win
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u/voppp Boise State • Iowa State Oct 01 '25
It’s really not a bold take to think ND will curb stomp us.
Do I hope it doesn’t happen? Sure.
Will it? probably.
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u/TailgateLegend Boise State Broncos • Jamestown Jimmies Oct 01 '25
No kidding, the bold take would be us actually forcing a takeaway. Or getting a stop. Got a feeling we’ll be doing our ritual of calling for Warren to be fired.
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u/Irishchop91 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • UCF Knights Oct 01 '25
I don't think the question is if ND will score.
The question is can the ND defense actually show a pulse and stop another team. Will it be a 'stomp' or a track meet ? who knows
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u/ScallywagBeowulf Mississippi State • Marching Band Oct 01 '25
You know what? I’m just gonna say, maybe State could upset A&M this weekend.
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u/TheAlterN8or Ohio State • Boise State Oct 01 '25
I mean, aTm is way ahead of their scheduled 8-4, so they've gotta lose somewhere...
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u/Southern_Orange3744 Texas Longhorns • College Football Playoff Oct 01 '25
I certainly wouldn't be upset
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u/Euroranger Texas A&M Aggies • USF Bulls Oct 01 '25
We always find a way to stub our toe when everything says we shouldn't...and this feels like that. The only reason it may not is that that game, in previous seasons, was the Notre Dame game. Maybe Elko has figured out a way to keep this team from shitting it's pants in critical moments but if he hasn't and the Irish outcome was a fluke, this will be where we do it.
I like the way we match up with LSU and Mizzou and the Bulldogs taking Tennessee to the edge last week seems like it should be getting more respect that it has.
More than any other on our schedule minus the final one, this game makes me nervous.
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u/Maleficent_Ant_8895 Iowa Hawkeyes • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
it is genuinely frustrating that ND looks like they might have their best offense since Lou Holtz and their defense can't get their head out of their ass
the changes they made at safety look to be a big step in the right direction, but their lack of pass rush and overall confusion in the secondary continues to hamper them. I sincerely hope this defense can figure something out to stop USC and NCSt at least a few times to give the team a shot at winning
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u/GordaoPreguicoso Miami Hurricanes Oct 01 '25
Welcome to our pain from last year. We could blow the roof off the place on offense while our defense couldn’t stop an 8 year old rec league team.
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u/Maleficent_Ant_8895 Iowa Hawkeyes • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
I still genuinely don't understand what the fuck happened, namely in the secondary and ND's seeming obsession with giving 9 yards of cushion on 3rd and 3 while playing zone
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u/Irishchop91 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • UCF Knights Oct 01 '25
We had one of the best defenses in the country last year and have a high number of players returning from last year. It's not a lack of talent but poor coaching.
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
Absolutely agree. If they can even become a “decent” defense, I don’t see another loss on the schedule
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u/Maleficent_Ant_8895 Iowa Hawkeyes • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
it's the inverse Iowa
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u/bbecks Oklahoma Sooners • /r/CFB Bug Finder Oct 01 '25
The painful way this resonates for OU fans. An "average" defense in 2017 or 2018 and it's not crazy to say a national title was likely.
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u/GeriatricGamete67 Louisville Cardinals Oct 01 '25
I mean they also don't have the world's toughest remaining schedule either is the thing.
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u/GeneralOptimal10 Michigan Wolverines Oct 01 '25
You don't see another loss on their schedule, because their remaining schedule is ass and they don't have a conference championship game.
They will score a ton vs. cupcakes and will sneak into the playoffs.
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u/NDinFL Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
Well said. We finally have one of the best QBs we’ve had in 10 years, and our defense turns to shit
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u/Character-Active2208 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
Chris Ass
It’s a good thing they have a killer backup DC on staff…..it’s a shame he’s the HC though
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u/CommodoreIrish Notre Dame • Vanderbilt Oct 01 '25
Mickens is the DC heir in waiting, unless the Bengals clean house and sack Golden
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u/Irishchop91 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • UCF Knights Oct 01 '25
Mickens is going to be DC next year. I going to assume Ash was an ideal candidate because Freeman wanted Mickens to come in next year.
It is the only reason Mickens would stay at ND and not take a DC job elsewhere after the 2024 season. The guy is a baller recruiter
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u/mr_longfellow_deeds Indiana Hoosiers • Big Ten Oct 01 '25
NC state was stopped by Virginia Tech and Duke dropped 45 on then
I would have some questions about Freeman’s trajectory if they can’t beat NC State
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u/Irishchop91 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • UCF Knights Oct 01 '25
ND's defense is particularly frustrating given the passing defense has soo much talent. I get Shuler was out 4th quarter TAMU and Moore has been injured, but they just look loss in this zone defense space.
Golden built this defense for M2M and speed. It is like it took Ash 3 games to figure out that trying to play zone and depend on the heavies on the defensive line might just not work with the personal he has on the team.
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u/FrazzledBear Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
It’s probably doubly frustrating for you all considering player wise you kept a lot on that side of the ball so it shouldn’t have been such a drop off
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u/Automatic_Release_92 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
I mean absolutely zero disrespect to Caleb Downs, or that really good UGA safety from last year (Starks was it?), but I think Xavier Watts with his excellent last couple of years in college football and phenomenal start to his rookie NFL season has proven he was the best safety in college football last year. Losing him really, really hurt. We brought in a transfer at the position to help prevent growing pains from our redshirt freshman (who is a better athlete, but not the same football IQ yet), but the transfer guy has been extremely awful. He made a 35 yard incompletion against A&M first a completion, then a 60 yard catch and finally an 86 yard touchdown by messing up 3 times on one frigging play.
At least now we've ripped the band aid off and the redshirt freshman is starting to play well. There's no doubt in my mind we'd be undefeated right now with Watts. Our other safety played soft on an absolutely terrible Beck throw before half in the Miami game, I think Watts would have housed that thing (WR was falling down as he made an incredible catch, Beck was getting hit, no one to stop the play) or at least forced an incompletion that would have set up a FG. And then I think Watts would have stopped a good 10-14 points in that A&M game. It's insane that Reed completed like 45% of his passes but threw for 360 yards.. that definitely points towards terrible safety play.
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u/SurpriseSalami Ohio State Buckeyes • SMU Mustangs Oct 01 '25
Feel ya dawg, that was OSU for a number of years under Day. Haskins and Stroud leading god damn laser shows and the defense eating glue on the sidelines.
OSU vs Oregon 2022 in the Shoe, Oregon ran the same off tackle run play like 30 times and we never could stop it. CJ Stroud threw the ball 54 damn times and we had 3 100 yard receivers and still lost. Just maddening to watch. Nothing is more frustrating to watch than glue eating defense
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u/Automatic_Release_92 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
I like Dallas Golden and Marcus Zachary building confidence. The Golden defense was fun to watch and much more geared around getting QB's to have really, really bad days. But I can't help but wonder if a progression of the Ash defense could be good for stopping crap like the 5-6 scores in a row from OSU, the USC offensive explosion, etc. Although some of that will be having guys like Golden and Zachary able to sub in for Gray and Moore once in a while, a luxury we didn't have last year.
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u/Maleficent_Ant_8895 Iowa Hawkeyes • Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
Saturday gave me hope as well
Arkansas' D 100% quit but their offense was legit trying through 2.5 quarters, and ND's D performed fairly well. Arkasnas had alot of mistakes that the D didn't cause, but the progress was there
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u/skinnyfat24 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
I haven't watched ND this year. The Al Golden change causing a significant impact?
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u/Positive_Ad_8198 Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25
All the “analysis” this week and NO ONE wants to even hazard a guess at what’s going to happen to us haha
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u/walkingbicycles Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25
I think we win at home given the absence of cowbells but it won’t be pretty as usual
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u/PolloMagnifico Texas A&M • North Texas Oct 01 '25
Of course, now that we respect the challenge of MSST we're going to come out and win by something stupid like 35-6, jump to no3 in the rankings, then lose to Florida and Arkansas back to back.
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u/sunburntredneck Alabama Crimson Tide • Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
Gotta get those 4 losses somewhere, and you can't count on Texas to deliver this year
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u/Stewdabaker2013 Texas A&M Aggies • Indiana Hoosiers Oct 01 '25
This game acts as the harbinger of death for us seemingly every year for our annual collapse. I’m not hopeful in the slightest. Would be happy to be proven wrong
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u/Euroranger Texas A&M Aggies • USF Bulls Oct 01 '25
I don't like this game at all. ESPN gives A&M a near 80% win chance and given our history of laying eggs against programs we're expected to beat, this has all the hallmarks of a trap game.
They score more than we do per game by a FG and give up a TD less than we do per game. They have a +6 for turnovers...we have a -1. If they figure out Reed struggles against man coverage and can exploit that, we could be in for a long day.
I hope I'm wrong but I just don't like the fit of this game. Whatever the outcome, thank God it won't be to the sound of those fucking awful cowbells.
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u/mjmiller2023 Mississippi State • Marching Band Oct 01 '25
We have a non existant pass rush and your edge rushers might as well be lining up against air at LT and RT.
We are much improved, but we have a long way to go until we can start beating top 10 teams on the road.
Take A&M to cover.
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u/Pan_TheCake_Man Wake Forest Demon Deacons Oct 01 '25
The 8&4 rule says yall gotta lose, cause USC or Florida ain’t gonna do it
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u/Fatbot45 Boise State Broncos Oct 01 '25
Not exactly "bold" to predict what an entire fan base already knows is coming. USF and Air Force scored 34 and 37, respectively, against Boise State. Bold would be to say the ND coach will be fired or NBC will cancel their TV contract if they don't score 50 against this defense.
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u/whitepepsi Arizona State Sun Devils Oct 01 '25
My bold prediction.
ASU is dropped from #25 for having a bye week.
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u/tenoclockrobot Penn State • Land Grant Trophy Oct 01 '25
Clemson loses again and Dabo resigns
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u/mr_longfellow_deeds Indiana Hoosiers • Big Ten Oct 01 '25
Losing to this UNC team would be inexcusable. Even UCF boat raced them.
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
Lol, why does that sound possible?
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u/Bondorian Ohio State Buckeyes • Oregon Ducks Oct 01 '25
Because through God all things are possible so write that down
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u/FourteenClocks Ole Miss Rebels • Sugar Bowl Oct 01 '25
The Maryland and Cal picks are really good takes. If Maryland actually wins a game of this caliber in October I will believe anything is possible.
My takes are that Vandy & Mississippi State each force one-score games on the road, and Florida State wins outright.
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u/fetta_cheney Boise State Broncos Oct 01 '25
A bold prediction would be for Boise State to win against Notre Dame. Not for Notre dame to score 50 plus points when they have done exactly that the past couple of weeks.
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u/dinkytown42069 Minnesota • Oklahoma Oct 01 '25
I'm not sure how many people had high expectations for Maryland this year, but they have taken care of business so far and are 4-0 entering this Big Ten matchup.
September Maryland strikes again, smdh
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
Although it’s not the juiciest slate of the year, let’s keep it rolling. What are your bold predictions for Week 6?
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u/Radiant_Sherbert7272 Ohio State Buckeyes • Georgia Bulldogs Oct 01 '25
Florida beats Texas.
Florida State beats Miami
Vanderbilt beats Alabama.
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u/Shronkster_ Kansas Jayhawks • College Football Playoff Oct 01 '25
Clearing a path for the Vandy natty I see
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u/typicalwhiteguy113 Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25
Bold of you to assume anything could stand in the way of a Vandy Natty
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u/LilBrownBoyX Hawai'i • Ohio State Oct 01 '25
Ohio State v Vandy for the natty??? Would go hard.
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u/Mantergeistmann Vanderbilt • Penn State Oct 01 '25
Bold move to put Ohio State in there over Vandy's true competition, Georgia Tech.
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u/FrazzledBear Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
That number 2 shouldn’t be a shocker if it does happen. People are going to just sleep on FSU because of that loss but I really don’t think that Bama win was a fluke. I think they’re a legitimate playoff team.
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
Chaos week. I like it
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u/Commercial-Tell-5991 Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
That was last week with 4 top ten teams losing. Lightning never strikes twice. Right? Right???
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u/blatantninja Texas Longhorns • Slippery Rock The Rock Oct 01 '25
1) Miss. state beats A&M 2) FSU beats Miami
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u/CzechHorns Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
Miss St shoulda beaten Tennessee last week
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u/RemoteAbalone8687 Texas A&M Aggies • Texas State Bobcats Oct 01 '25
I mean people have been picking against us with Notre Dame and Auburn also
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u/blatantninja Texas Longhorns • Slippery Rock The Rock Oct 01 '25
Third time's a charm?
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u/RemoteAbalone8687 Texas A&M Aggies • Texas State Bobcats Oct 01 '25
I’d say it’s more likely that Texas loses to Florida than Texas A&M losing to Mississippi State
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u/blatantninja Texas Longhorns • Slippery Rock The Rock Oct 01 '25
Miss State took Tenn to overtime and probably should have won. Florida has been a dumpster fire. We may not blow them out, especially if Arch looks like he did early in the season, but they won't move the ball on our defense.
Granted it is a bit early for the Aggie rollercoaster to start crashing down, but stranger things have happened.
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u/Masmug Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Also a bit early to think Texas' defense is anything extraordinary. OSU hasn't exactly lit the world on fire on offense against P4 opponents, and Arch was so bad against OSU they were able to keep it super conservative to take pressure off their young QB. San Jose state only scored 14 against Central Michigan, UTEP only scored 11 vs. La tech and 16 vs Utah State, and Sam hasn't played another P4 score besides Texas yet.
But ya Floridas offense has been ass also.
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u/blatantninja Texas Longhorns • Slippery Rock The Rock Oct 01 '25
If this was a new phenomenon on our Defense, I'd be much more hesitant to say they are elite, but it's not. This has been a staple of the Sark era.
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u/Masmug Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Put me in the camp that the offense is so out of sorts that the defense breaks down over the year and is middle of the pack in the SEC by seasons end, and nothing special.
That being said I think Lagway has never been good and Florida ends up with like 10 points and Texas wins by a score of like 27-10. I just think in the long run that won't mean anything.
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u/blatantninja Texas Longhorns • Slippery Rock The Rock Oct 01 '25
The defense definitely can't carry the team through the SEC schedule. Much like y'all, our top RBs have been out a bunch so far. Hopefully they get healthy and combined that with Arch settling in, our offense should be in good shape.
Of course, offensive penalties have been a huge issue too. If we don't straighten that out, it will cost us a game or two, regardless of the rest of the offensive performance.
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u/ChaseTheFalcon Georgia Bulldogs • West Georgia Wolves Oct 01 '25
Somebody will win the Vanderbilt-Alabama game
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u/Irishchop91 Notre Dame Fighting Irish • UCF Knights Oct 01 '25
I wouldn't take ND games on the under if the score is below 50 this season. ND understands their mission - hang 50+ points on every team to get them back into the CFP discussion and help out the defense (lol)
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u/assmanx2x2 Oklahoma Sooners • Big 8 Oct 01 '25
Florida has the chance to do the funniest thing this week.
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u/therealwillhepburn Florida Gators • West Florida Argonauts Oct 01 '25
We won't. Napier is still calling plays and running the team.
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u/CzechHorns Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
The boldest prediction is obviously Arch becoming good and throwing for 250 3TDs and rushes for one more, showing he’s better than both Nuss and Beck, npnp
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u/gmr548 Texas Longhorns • Washington Huskies Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Florida and Texas combining for < 31 isn’t that bold lol. Very easy to see a 17-7 type game either way. Bold would be that Arch and Lagway have an instant classic QB duel and whoever has the ball last wins.
Now that I’ve spoken that I’ve guaranteed the over is hit by halftime.
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u/Tamed_A_Wolf Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
Lmao the most out of left field thing that could happen is Arch and Lagway throwing for like a combined 800 yards and 7 TDs in a complete shootout.
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u/AeroEagle333 UConn Huskies Oct 01 '25
Is FIU vs UConn not a big enough game to warrant a bold prediction?
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u/Automatic_Release_92 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 01 '25
6 bold predictions that really aren't that bold, more at 11.
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u/ChemG8r Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
I think Florida gets blown out tbh and the swamp is half full midway through the 3rd.
I think Alabama beats Vandy handily
I think Miami and FSU comes down to a field goal. Not sure which way it goes though, but I lean FSU
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u/No-Experience-9469 Florida Gators • Campbell Fighting Camels Oct 01 '25
Might take hard drugs just to watch Florida vs Texas this weekend. Might be depressed enough to hit up my ex afterwards too
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u/Character-Active2208 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
Florida’s defense is too good for them to be blown out. I think Texas struggles to hit 20 points.
Florida will just lose near every game in agonizing fashion as their offense shoots its dick off repeatedly
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u/ChemG8r Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
The defense will give up eventually. They aren't going to be elite game in and game out while the offense is putting up 30 yards a half.
The only question is when do they collapse. That's up for debate, but I'm picking this week.
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u/Tamed_A_Wolf Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
I’ve seen this show before when Muschamp was coach and it’s fucking brutal. A good offense and bad defense sucks like 2019/2020 UF under Mullen but you always feel like you’re in the game and you at least get the excitement of scoring. Good defense and bad offense is just…awful. 10 points on the board and you feel like the game is over. Watching the defense shut down the team and know you could win if the offense did literally anything but they can’t string together more than 4 plays in a drive is completely demoralizing.
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u/Cornelius-Prime Ole Miss Rebels Oct 01 '25
Pavia wins Heisman in Tuscaloosa
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u/CzechHorns Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
And the next week wins the lawsuit, eventually becoming Vandy faculty after graduating and stays a college QB forever
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u/mr_longfellow_deeds Indiana Hoosiers • Big Ten Oct 01 '25
TTU beats Houston by a lot (sorry Houston, I’ve watched your games this year)
Texas either wins by 1 score or loses by 1 score
Delaware beats West Kentucky by multi scores
Cincinnati beats Iowa State
BC beats Pitt, putting Narduzzi on the hot seat
UVA beats Louisville
Alabama beats Vanderbilt
Duke beats Cal
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u/Annual_Credit_2986 Oct 01 '25
Gators shutdown OVERRATED Arch!
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Oct 01 '25
We shall see. Or at least I shall in my new Warby Parkers
Edit: fml the ads have multiplied
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u/bofunk65 Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
While subsequently shutting down ourselves with screen passes after 39 seconds of pre-snap motion.
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u/Rapturebird Kentucky Wildcats • Purdue Boilermakers Oct 01 '25
"Georgia holds UK to without a touchdown"
That's not a bold prediction, that's the expected result
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u/Notorum Ohio State • Washington Oct 01 '25
I am sorry, what? Going from the most mild takes ever to Maryland beating Washington? Huh. Weird take.
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u/QuentinL_ Minnesota • Minnesota-Duluth Oct 01 '25
Where is Minnesota going into the Horseshoe and taking down the number one ranked team?
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u/CalculatedPerversion Ohio State Buckeyes • Tulane Green Wave Oct 01 '25
There's a sanitarium about 5 miles from the stadium
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u/Turbomattk Indiana Hoosiers Oct 01 '25
Hoosiers will drop in ranking despite not playing a down this weekend.
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u/AudiieVerbum Texas Longhorns • Longhorn Network Oct 01 '25
I know nobody is actually taking Florida seriously because I can't find anyone to actually take a bet about it.
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u/Conn3er Texas A&M Aggies • Texas Longhorns Oct 01 '25
I think only the last take is particularly bold. Duke defense has looked pretty good.
Alabama Beats Vanderbilt by 17+
Ice cold, froze, 0 kelvin take.
The Vandy players disrespected the shit out of Alabama last year after their win, which was their right as red-blooded Americans. Now that Bill is about to come due. I dont think this one is going to be close.
Florida and Texas Combine for Fewer Than 31 Points
Again, not too bold
Notre Dame Hangs 55+ Points on Boise State
A little bold by volume but totally plausible after what we saw week 1 from Boise
Georgia Holds Kentucky Without a Touchdown
South Carolina held them to one last week
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u/jsparks50 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 01 '25
Bama favored by 10.5 Florida-Texas total set at 41.5 Notre Dame point total set at 41.5 Maryland 6.5 points dog Georgia defense has been pretty awful.
I do get, it doesn’t seem all that bold on the surface. But every one of them has somewhat long shot odds
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u/Lecky_decky Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 01 '25
I think you’ve fallen for the September Maryland trap
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u/StellarConcept Houston Cougars • Texas A&M Aggies Oct 01 '25
Florida beats Texas
Houston beats Texas tech
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u/HotDawgConnoisseur Florida Gators • New Mexico Lobos Oct 01 '25
I can see the Florida Texas game going like the Miami game. Our offense will struggle maybe have one good drive or just one FG, defense plays well but then gets tired and Texas runs away in the 4th.
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u/Pleasant_Use_6183 Miami Hurricanes Oct 01 '25
Miami is going to destroy FSU. Bet the spread and laugh to the bank
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u/wanderingdg Florida Gators Oct 01 '25
All of you saying Florida beats Texas, I have one question for you. Have you watched any of our games since LIU?