Recruiting Forum Football Talk LVIII

[Catbone]

Winner of this game will win series

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Winner of this game will win series

Nah.

 

[volfanCLT]

Never ever try to convince me the Raptors are a good basketball team

 

[Brillovol]

SIAP both Florida AND South Carolina are playing 2 FCS teams this year. (In all fairness to UF, Idaho just relinquished themselves back to FCS status starting this year, presumably after the deal to play Florida was signed.)

Florida: Wk1: Charleston Southern, Wk12: Idaho
USCe: Wk1: Coastal Carolina, Wk12: UT-Chattanooga.

Sadly, it's not like we're any better with our three cupcakes on the schedule. But at least technically two of them are still FBS status.

Wasn’t there a rule that you could only count one FCS team toward bowl eligibility? So Florida and SC would have to win 7 to be bowl eligible if that’s still the case.

 

[Rishvol]

Can they review a flop?

 

[UTProf]

SIAP both Florida AND South Carolina are playing 2 FCS teams this year. (In all fairness to UF, Idaho just relinquished themselves back to FCS status starting this year, presumably after the deal to play Florida was signed.)

Florida: Wk1: Charleston Southern, Wk12: Idaho
USCe: Wk1: Coastal Carolina, Wk12: UT-Chattanooga.

Sadly, it's not like we're any better with our three cupcakes on the schedule. But at least technically two of them are still FBS status.

People get worked up about the FCS deal but honestly there a ton of FBS teams that are worse than FCS opponents. Utah was a case in point (well until they dropped back down but even then I'm not so sure they aren't scraping the bottom of the barrel at the FCS level).

There's just a huge difference between teams. When App St. was still FCS they were a better opponent that 50 percent of FBS opponents.

 

[Rishvol]

It shouldn't be at this point but the refs are giving the game to the jets

 

[BJHSVol]

It shouldn't be at this point but the refs are giving the game to the jets

Eh they haven't helped, but the Preds staying in the locker room for the whole 2nd period was a way bigger impact

 

[nicksjuzunk]

Incredible

How did they lose this?

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Eh they haven't helped, but the Preds staying in the locker room for the whole 2nd period was a way bigger impact

Yup. No one to blame but themselves.

 

[nicksjuzunk]

Embarrassing

 

[Sleegro]

People get worked up about the FCS deal but honestly there a ton of FBS teams that are worse than FCS opponents. Utah was a case in point (well until they dropped back down but even then I'm not so sure they aren't scraping the bottom of the barrel at the FCS level).

There's just a huge difference between teams. When App St. was still FCS they were a better opponent that 50 percent of FBS opponents.

You mean the Utah that is in the pac 12?

 

[volatil]

Last 5 Cav wins the Preds won

Last 3 Cavs losses the Preds lost


I blame Lebron

Just saw Cleveland won

It’s still his fault

 

[Ace]

SIAP both Florida AND South Carolina are playing 2 FCS teams this year. (In all fairness to UF, Idaho just relinquished themselves back to FCS status starting this year, presumably after the deal to play Florida was signed.)

Florida: Wk1: Charleston Southern, Wk12: Idaho
USCe: Wk1: Coastal Carolina, Wk12: UT-Chattanooga.

Sadly, it's not like we're any better with our three cupcakes on the schedule. But at least technically two of them are still FBS status.

Coastal Carolina is a Sun Belt team.

 

[UTProf]

You mean the Utah that is in the pac 12?

Actually, I meant Idaho. Don't know why I wrote Utah. #flyovercountry

 

[VolAroundTheWorld]

Any body see where Dallas Warmack, younger brother of Chance Womack, is graduating from Alabama and transferring. Redshirted this past season so he will be a RSJR and eligible to play immediately. You would think Pruitt would be all over this guy.

"Alabama will reportedly no longer have a Warmack on its roster.
That’s because reserve offensive lineman Dallas Warmack is transferring from the Crimson Tide football program, according to a report from AL.com’s Matt Zenitz. Likely confirming the report, Warmack’s Twitter profile now reads “Student-Athlete @ The University of…”
Warmack, the younger brother of All-American and first-round draft pick Chance Warmack, will graduate from Alabama this weekend and be immediately eligible as a grad transfer.
The younger Warmack did not see the field for the Tide during its 2017 championship campaign, redshirting for the first time in his three seasons in Tuscaloosa, Ala. He will be a redshirt junior at his next stop.

 

[Volnukem]

You mean the Utah that is in the pac 12?

Think he mixed them up with Idaho.

 

[nicksjuzunk]

Any body see where Dallas Womack, younger brother of Chance Womack, is graduating from Alabama and transferring. Redshirted this past season so he will be a RSJR and eligible to play immediately. You would think Pruitt would be all over this guy.

"Alabama will reportedly no longer have a Warmack on its roster.
That’s because reserve offensive lineman Dallas Warmack is transferring from the Crimson Tide football program, according to a report from AL.com’s Matt Zenitz. Likely confirming the report, Warmack’s Twitter profile now reads “Student-Athlete @ The University of…”
Warmack, the younger brother of All-American and first-round draft pick Chance Warmack, will graduate from Alabama this weekend and be immediately eligible as a grad transfer.
The younger Warmack did not see the field for the Tide during its 2017 championship campaign, redshirting for the first time in his three seasons in Tuscaloosa, Ala. He will be a redshirt junior at his next stop.

Interesting

 

[Dooby15]

Any body see where Dallas Womack, younger brother of Chance Womack, is graduating from Alabama and transferring. Redshirted this past season so he will be a RSJR and eligible to play immediately. You would think Pruitt would be all over this guy.

"Alabama will reportedly no longer have a Warmack on its roster.
That’s because reserve offensive lineman Dallas Warmack is transferring from the Crimson Tide football program, according to a report from AL.com’s Matt Zenitz. Likely confirming the report, Warmack’s Twitter profile now reads “Student-Athlete @ The University of…”
Warmack, the younger brother of All-American and first-round draft pick Chance Warmack, will graduate from Alabama this weekend and be immediately eligible as a grad transfer.
The younger Warmack did not see the field for the Tide during its 2017 championship campaign, redshirting for the first time in his three seasons in Tuscaloosa, Ala. He will be a redshirt junior at his next stop.

Pick him up

 

[CoaxialOrange]

All this time I thought it was Warmack

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

Steph>Lebron. Clearly

 

[volunteerfan]

I really would like to see the sec go to a nine game sec conference schedule

 

[Sleegro]

All this time I thought it was Warmack

They spelled it both ways in the post.

 

[HankHill]

SIAP both Florida AND South Carolina are playing 2 FCS teams this year. (In all fairness to UF, Idaho just relinquished themselves back to FCS status starting this year, presumably after the deal to play Florida was signed.)

Florida: Wk1: Charleston Southern, Wk12: Idaho
USCe: Wk1: Coastal Carolina, Wk12: UT-Chattanooga.

Sadly, it's not like we're any better with our three cupcakes on the schedule. But at least technically two of them are still FBS status.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but doesn’t only one FCS win count towards bowl eligibility? So one of those wins will basically be pointless.

 

[Outofmyvolcanmind]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but doesn’t only one FCS win count towards bowl eligibility? So one of those wins will basically be pointless.

Florida might lose one.