2026 College Football Week 1

Freethinker said:
Rutgers and The GTW are losing at home 24-7 to UMass. LOL. That’s the same UMass that was 0-12 last year and 18-104 over the last decade.
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Holy cow, they might have to disband the program.

30 point favorites at home against a team with a 16 game losing streak, lose by 16. The turnovers were awful but the defense got gashed, too.

A team of fist-pumping meatheads with blowouts from the Jersey Shore would not have such problems. What team do they play for?
 
Twenty-Two, there has been a (nasty) rumor for over 100 years that Babe Ruth was mixed-race (too a varying degree) or an outright mulatto. Spike Lee and others have perpetrated it, but it's largely been debunked. We'll save that topic for another day and another CF forum (baseball), however.

But, if Babe Ruth was mixed-race, I really believe he'd have looked like Hayden Kincheloe <link. I would not count him as White. Actually, I noticed him Wednesday, when I went looking for info on Williams. No surprise, Art (a native of Idaho) has been replaced by a crew of non-Whites; par for the course, of course?

When I did the RB's write-ups a few weeks ago Art Williams' bio link was up. Yesterday it was not. That probably means he's off the team? Did he quit football altogether or did he decide to transfer out and resume playing next season? DII superstar RB Beau Phillips created a small stir in the Pacific Northwest when he jumped to Washington State. Despite the eager anticipation by some, his bio was removed from the website this summer and Leonardfan discovered he quit. Did Art do the same?

I hope things work out for Munn at Rutgers. I think any White committing to Rutgers is making a huge mistake, especially one hoping to play CB for the vile GTW.

Also, Massachusetts has been one of the blackest (and worst) teams in F.C.S. for several years. This year, coming off a 0-12 season, they spiked up to almost 10 White starters - at least 5 on defense. Results are already showing! GTW might want to learn from them!
 
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I was gonna post a tweet by Clay Travis of his roasting Rutgers but it seems it has already been well done here. Those that commented had a few good jabs at the Big Ten as well. A friend of mine is a super fan of Nebraska and I asked him if they had a payroll big enough to be competitive and he said no, any other opinions of that outfit here?
 
wile said:
I was gonna post a tweet by Clay Travis of his roasting Rutgers but it seems it has already been well done here. Those that commented had a few good jabs at the Big Ten as well. A friend of mine is a super fan of Nebraska and I asked him if they had a payroll big enough to be competitive and he said no, any other opinions of that outfit here?
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From what I recall, Nebraska's past success in the 90s was a house of cards built on some outdated NCAA rules. The state of California required athletes to post both a minimum GPA (basically a D-) and a baseline ACT score (basically signing your name). If you couldn't do both, you weren't eligible to play. The state of Nebraska only required one of those two things for its "student athletes." Tom Osborne's success came from 1. a cornfed o-line of hogmollies (which they have forsaken), and 2. scooping up the best of California's illiterate blacks.

Now that grades and tests are considered racist, Nebraska has lost that loophole advantage.

Nebraska has a great Saturday fanbase from what I can tell, but these days, your school needs a few billionaires throwing around Monopoly money. Purdue and Minnesota have sent plenty of players to the NFL over the years, but the past two years, Oregon has stolen their homegrown all-conference white safeties by offering big raises. It's not that these schools can't afford a million bucks for a star player; they just can't really dump 10% of their NIL budget into one position player.

On the other hand, Cignetti at IU focuses on G6 transfers who are upperclassmen (older) and have put up stats already. Now that he's winning (has won), his boosters have opened their wallets. Kinda solved the "chicken-or-egg" question.
 
Looks like we have an emerging star wide receiver for San Hose State. Cooper Hoch is a tall speedy outside receiver that had 5 for 115 yards and 2 touchdowns against Eastern Michigan.
 
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