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Out there at 200-1 on one site, 500-1 on another.
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Nebraska 2023 Season National Championship Odds
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Nebraska 2023 Season National Championship Odds
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So you're saying there's a chance.gif
Those are pretty long odds. I'll settle for winning the West division in it's final year as precursor to challenging for the conference title and slot at the expanded playoffs beyond that.
Those are pretty long odds. I'll settle for winning the West division in it's final year as precursor to challenging for the conference title and slot at the expanded playoffs beyond that.
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Easy money for retirement! (lol)
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The odds are probably so high because we have to go through Heisman-favorite Shedildo Sanders & national recruiting champion CU (currently between 200-1 & 750-1):
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Who you taking a flyer on besides Georgia?
Alabama going through a QB change. Some think "well so is Georgia" but Bama's offense these past 2 years have been heavily reliant on their QB. Georgia not so much. Are they making a coordinator change?
USC can they fix their defense? Can he win a big game?
Ohio St - can Ryan Day win a big game? Day 🤝 Lincoln Riley. Who is their QB?
Texas - probably favored to win the Big 12, but who the fuck trust those guys?
Clemson - Until they fix their offense, no. And by that I mean until they hire outside help for the offense.
LSU - QB is coming back, may be worth a flyer.
Notre Dame - upgraded at QB, but do they have the athletes?
Florida St - This is a team that's probably worth taking a flyer on
Michigan - Who is going to be their coach? Do you trust that QB?
OU - Man they did not look good this year but they do have a lot of talent.
Oregon w/ Nix? A&M with all their talent and maybe a new playcaller? Tennessee?
Probably would consider: Florida St, LSU, USC
Alabama going through a QB change. Some think "well so is Georgia" but Bama's offense these past 2 years have been heavily reliant on their QB. Georgia not so much. Are they making a coordinator change?
USC can they fix their defense? Can he win a big game?
Ohio St - can Ryan Day win a big game? Day 🤝 Lincoln Riley. Who is their QB?
Texas - probably favored to win the Big 12, but who the fuck trust those guys?
Clemson - Until they fix their offense, no. And by that I mean until they hire outside help for the offense.
LSU - QB is coming back, may be worth a flyer.
Notre Dame - upgraded at QB, but do they have the athletes?
Florida St - This is a team that's probably worth taking a flyer on
Michigan - Who is going to be their coach? Do you trust that QB?
OU - Man they did not look good this year but they do have a lot of talent.
Oregon w/ Nix? A&M with all their talent and maybe a new playcaller? Tennessee?
Probably would consider: Florida St, LSU, USC
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TCU...they have unfinished business
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What about the Vols?
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Who do they have at QB next year? Do they lose their #1 receiver?
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You're telling me there's a chance.gif
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Five losing teams that can surprise like TCU with 2023 national championship appearance
These five teams have the ingredients for a one-year turnaround sure to satisfy their fanbases
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