@Maywood said: So just have the easiest schedule possible, got it
I agree, I don't think LSU should have scheduled some of these teams.
LOL dont argue with him. He thinks only sec teams have hard schedules. The other conferences are all cupcakes(according to his delusional self)
If you think PSU hasnt had the easiest power conference team schedule so far than you just dont know college football. At least Maywood admitted to being a troll
Nobody is saying that Penn State hasn't had an easy schedule(please show me that, maybe I missed it), what we are collectively saying is that so have most of the other teams. It's like this every season. Maybe you just have a comprehension problem and don't understand the English language, but it is like this every year. The difference if you're paying attention is that this season when Penn State plays The Little Sisters of The Poor they beat them by 35 points. When LSU plays Slippery Rock they beat them by 17 and move up in the Poll.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin
Some interesting notes: Heading into the 2025 college football season, star quarterbacks looked like they would be the sport’s biggest headliners. Signal-callers in the SEC in particular seemed poised to become household names (if they weren’t already) — with Arch Manning taking the reins at Texas and DJ Lagway returning to Florida, Garrett Nussmeier to LSU and LaNorris Sellers to South Carolina. All four ranked among the top seven preseason favorites to win the Heisman Trophy.
Through Week 3, none of those quarterbacks rank in the top 50 of the Football Bowl Subdivision in passing yardage per game nor the top 20 in completion percentage. Manning got booed by Texas fans while playing UTEP at home on Saturday. Lagway threw five interceptions vs. LSU last weekend as Florida fell to 1-2. Sellers got hurt against Vanderbilt amid a rather lackluster start to the season. And Nussmeier may be undefeated, but he spearheads an offense that ranks 95th in the nation and scored just one offensive touchdown in the Tigers’ win over the Gators.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin
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If you think PSU hasnt had the easiest power conference team schedule so far than you just dont know college football. At least Maywood admitted to being a troll
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Nobody is saying that Penn State hasn't had an easy schedule(please show me that, maybe I missed it), what we are collectively saying is that so have most of the other teams. It's like this every season. Maybe you just have a comprehension problem and don't understand the English language, but it is like this every year. The difference if you're paying attention is that this season when Penn State plays The Little Sisters of The Poor they beat them by 35 points. When LSU plays Slippery Rock they beat them by 17 and move up in the Poll.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin
Some interesting notes:
Heading into the 2025 college football season, star quarterbacks looked like they would be the sport’s biggest headliners. Signal-callers in the SEC in particular seemed poised to become household names (if they weren’t already) — with Arch Manning taking the reins at Texas and DJ Lagway returning to Florida, Garrett Nussmeier to LSU and LaNorris Sellers to South Carolina. All four ranked among the top seven preseason favorites to win the Heisman Trophy.
Through Week 3, none of those quarterbacks rank in the top 50 of the Football Bowl Subdivision in passing yardage per game nor the top 20 in completion percentage. Manning got booed by Texas fans while playing UTEP at home on Saturday. Lagway threw five interceptions vs. LSU last weekend as Florida fell to 1-2. Sellers got hurt against Vanderbilt amid a rather lackluster start to the season. And Nussmeier may be undefeated, but he spearheads an offense that ranks 95th in the nation and scored just one offensive touchdown in the Tigers’ win over the Gators.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin