BuckeyeSoldier
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When was the last time that Penn State, Notre Dame, Alabama, and Nebraska were all NOT ranked in the top 25 to start a season???
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osugrad21 said:The last time the Fighting Irish, Nittany Lions and Cornhuskers all failed to make the preseason poll was 1964, when only the top 10 teams were ranked.
I don't know. Has Michigan or Ohio State ever lost a player that they wanted to a MAC school? I doubt it. Similarly, I don't see a player who has an offer from UF, Miami, or FSU ever going to USF, Central Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, or FAMU.Bucklion said:I also think that eventually (not in the next few years, but eventually) the Florida dominance will start to wane some too, because not only have 2 teams moved to the ACC recently, but the Big 3 are no longer the only game in town. South Florida and Central Florida will play in mid-major conferences next season, and Florida International, Florida Atlantic, and Florida A&M are joining DI next season, I believe. Now, I'm not saying that they are going to miraculously compete with the big 3, but similar to the MAC schools in Ohio and Michigan, those schools will begin to entice some good players to go there with the chance to play for 4 years and all that.
It's never happened before in the first AP poll of the year. From 1936 through 1949, the first AP poll came out some time in October, after the season had started. One of the teams was always in the first poll of the year.When was the last time that Penn State, Notre Dame, Alabama, and Nebraska were all NOT ranked in the top 25 to start a season???
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