CFB Kings

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Buffalo just had two TDs in 6 seconds

REAL College Football fans Seated for Buffalo-Ball State on a Wednesday night in November in the pouring rain

There’s somebody missing…

Best defenses in the FBS in points per game allowed, heading into Week 11.

Best offenses in the FBS in points per game, heading into Week 11.

What strength of schedule is supposed to mean: ✅ 7-2 team with 3 ranked wins is supposed to be ranked ahead of 7-2 team with 1 ranked win. What strength of schedule does NOT mean: ❌ 7-2 team with 3 ranked wins is ranked of 9-0 team with 1 ranked win. Winning matters.

Kentucky has lost by 28 points IN TWO DIFFERENT GAMES THIS YEAR. Their best win is 6-3 South Carolina by 1 point in overtime. 7-2 Kentucky, with that résumé, is ranked ahead of 8-1 Texas Tech (who has two ranked wins) and 8-1 Wake Forest (who has won five straight games by 24+ points). The SEC rigging has to stop, or the sport won’t be around for much longer.

Bowl eligible teams after Week 10 🔥

ESPNU’s Salute to Veterans commercial on Veterans Day in 2012

Miami dropped 6 spots for narrowly losing by 7 points on the road to 8-1 Notre Dame without their best player. Kentucky dropped 5 spots for losing by 28 on the road to 7-2 Tennessee.

A better time. Back when winning and losing mattered and the entire sport wasn’t rigged for one conference based on a complete and total myth of their schedules being immeasurable gauntlets. One day we will return.

LSU being on here, not to mention higher than Tennessee and Wake Forest, is interesting. They’re 6-3, ranked #21, and currently have zero ranked wins. Even if they win out, that still probably isn’t going to be enough to jump 10 spots to even get into the bracket.

Miami OH trailed by 17 points tonight, but also led (and won) by 17 points tonight.

That's MACtion 🫵

MIAMI OH PUTS IT AWAY 🚨 THE REDHAWKS CAME BACK FROM A 17-0 DEFICIT AND ARE GOING TO BEAT 7-2 OHIO.

Not only did they leave 6-3 Missouri (best win is 5-4 Florida) in the rankings, they intentionally placed them DIRECTLY in front of 7-2 Arizona. Why? Missouri plays Georgia this week. Arizona plays Utah this week. If both of the favorites win, they right it off as Georgia earning a “better” win than Utah, so Utah is still barred from the #1 ranking. The agenda is so blatantly obvious.

Miami drops 6 spots for losing by one possession on the road to #5 Notre Dame without their best player. Wake Forest STILL can’t crack the Top 10 despite being 8-1 and destroying everyone they play (so Miami can’t have a win over a Top 10 team). 7-2 SMU unranked (so Wake Forest can’t get a ranked win this week). 7-2 Duke unranked (so Miami can’t get a ranked win this week). I’ve said it before and will say it again: Outside of helping the SEC in every single conceivable way, the CFP committee’s primary goal is to destroy the ACC.

Last week: 5-3 South Carolina was #21. 6-2 Arizona was #22. South Carolina beat 4-5 Texas A&M by one possession at home. Arizona beat 4-5 TCU by one possession at home. 6-3 South Carolina moved UP 4 spots. 7-2 Arizona moved DOWN 1 spot. Very cool, CFP (SEC) committee!