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we are SO not going to go undefeated for eternity. thanks this thread.
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we are SO not going to go undefeated for eternity. thanks this thread.
one game at a time
we are SO losing to maryland. thanks this thread.
fixedFor real... THE FOOTBALL TEAM needs to understand that anything can happen in these next three weeks. Every game has turned into a trap game.
Us fans can talk about whatever we want, though.
fixed
I can conceivably see our team going 12-0 this season and not playing in the MNC. If we went undefeated two years in row though, we'd be in the MNC next year. So, it's possible to go 32-0 and only win one national title. I could care less about national titles though, and the part that makes me happy is that at least two of those wins would be over those assholes in cesspool.
Yes, it would be quite a feat and would take the equivalent of the 6 All Americans that the 1952 team had. Not there yet. Still, PJ has the makings of a good team if the defense can start playing a little bit better and we stay healthy. Depth could end up being problematic with this team.The longest winning streak is 31 (Dodd 51-53). To set that is going to require a NC.
True, but we beat Tennessee at Grant Field when they came in ranked number 8 in the country. Not to mention, both Clemson and Auburn had fairly good teams that year.You know whats funny about the 1966 season? We only beat 3 teams that ended with a .500 record. (6-3, 5-4-1, 6-4). Kind of like this season. Easy schedule. But in 1966 we lost to 10-1 georgia and 9-2 florida in the final 2 games.
True, but we beat Tennessee at Grant Field when they came in ranked number 8 in the country. Not to mention, both Clemson and Auburn had fairly good teams that year.
we are SO losing to maryland. thanks this thread.
The longest winning streak is 31 (Dodd 51-53). To set that is going to require a NC.