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I don’t think Mendoza pushes Georgia over the top. Cignetti built a great team from top to bottom

Kurtis Rourke had a similar season with Indiana last year and went 11-1. One big difference is that in 2025 Indiana defense set the tone early in the playoff games with turnovers. They also shutdown Ohio State, Mendoza made some nice plays but their defense was key in defeating Ohio State, Alabama, and Oregon. 3 powerhouses combined for 28 points in 3 games against Indiana. That’s not Mendoza

He gets to join Chase Daniel and Blaine Gabbert as a SB champion QB

Mizzou had shot a low 3pt percentage, maybe he felt he’d trust his defense to force another miss

It’s been a long time

Seahawks are the best team in the NFL and they’re at home.

Rams have been pretty shaky the last two weeks, I expect a Seattle win next week

LSU-Missouri is for a spot in the NIT

Every few days we get blown out by some 17-1 SEC team.

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Didn't Nebraska have 21-22 year old's before covid?

Seems they would stockpile big corn fed linemen that sat the bench, practiced hard until they grew into the linemen you want.

I'm a bit older than some but Nebraska had players on scholarship for baseball and basketball just waiting to play on the line of scrimmage for the football team. I may be wrong?

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Everything was about football at Nebraska. They didn’t win a tournament game in basketball until the 2010s

They had quite the system

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Like a blueblood, complaining about the current system, because UGA loses players in portal. Talent is being spread out now. Hahahahahaha

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Just so he can transfer to one of the bluest of blue bloods in Ohio State?

He’s going from a Ferrari to a Porsche.

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Mendoza thinks jesus gives af about him playing football

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Christians believe God cares about every little thing