POLL Biggest fail of 2017

[kburjr]

What ya got?

 

[Across The Field]

Great Dayne

 

[fishinabarrel]

Ohio State-Iowa

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[kburjr]

Ohio State-Iowa

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There he is. Av coming down

 

[fishinabarrel]

There he is. Av coming down

you can have first shot next season should both Wisconsin and Ohio state make the ccg again

 

[kburjr]

you can have first shot next season should both Wisconsin and Ohio state make the ccg again

Double or nothing if we are both in the CFP?

 

[B_dub]

3rd and 93 upcoming.

 

[fishinabarrel]

Double or nothing if we are both in the CFP?

How does the nothing work since you already paid up?

 

[kburjr]

How does the nothing work since you already paid up?

Too damn early. Let me think on that.

 

[craigk217]

Great Dayne

Let's get it right .... @Great Dayne

 

[Red_Alert]

Michigan, because Alabama obviously 'wanted to be there' against Mercer.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

Can't I get a McElwain all up in here?? Dude failed to make an offense...or even a QB...at Florida. Then, he fucks himself by breaking his contract by lying about some stupid shit and gets shitcanned without his massive back-door payday!

What a fucking dipshit.

Florida's bad luck with corches is worse than my luck with bitches.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

I had to vote the abomination tater salad fruitcake because Bama was going to schedule a Mercer type until the SEC goes to nine games(Sabans lone vote not enough to get the SEC to go yet). And Michigans collapse is a foregone conclusion in my mind. After all, they have the greatest coach n the history of college football to have never won much of anything except a reputation for being a Bob Stoops type coach in big games. Harbaugh will lose 2-3 games per year over his career, its what he is good at. So obvious choice was something most people would not eat.

 

[7Samurai13]

I had to vote the abomination tater salad fruitcake because Bama was going to schedule a Mercer type until the SEC goes to nine games(Sabans lone vote not enough to get the SEC to go yet). And Michigans collapse is a foregone conclusion in my mind. After all, they have the greatest coach n the history of college football to have never won much of anything except a reputation for being a Bob Stoops type coach in big games. Harbaugh will lose 2-3 games per year over his career, its what he is good at. So obvious choice was something most people would not eat.

At this point Michigan fans are hoping only to lose two games in a season.

 

[B_dub]

I had to vote the abomination tater salad fruitcake because Bama was going to schedule a Mercer type until the SEC goes to nine games(Sabans lone vote not enough to get the SEC to go yet). And Michigans collapse is a foregone conclusion in my mind. After all, they have the greatest coach n the history of college football to have never won much of anything except a reputation for being a Bob Stoops type coach in big games. Harbaugh will lose 2-3 games per year over his career, its what he is good at. So obvious choice was something most people would not eat.

Stupid comparison to Stoops.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

PAC-12 bowl record.

 

[Deep Creek]

Ohio State-Iowa

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Hold my beer!

 

[osubuckeye89]

Ohio State-Iowa

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Eh it was bad but i'd still take that with a beating of USC in a major bowl game to end the season......over losing 5 games with a supposed jesus savior head coach with the 5th loss being a blown 16 point lead to a mediocre at best South Carolina team in the Outback Bowl.

 

[Tin Man]

Mic. Check. Mic. Check. Ahem. This post is uploading? OK. Good.

In the 2017 season, Team 121 for the Tennessee Volunteers set two unprecedented marks in program history

1. They lost 8 games within a season. Previously, only Tennessee & tOSU had never lost more than 7 games in a season throughout the history of their football programs. The sole distinction now belongs to Columbus's own.
   
2. They were winless in SEC play. Nary a victory in conference. Yes, all eight losses came against their conference opponents; 4-8 overall, 0-8 SEC.

If this were not enough, the crumpling of the football program brought about the most unprofessional, publicly humiliating coaching search since that which followed Fulmer's dismissal in 2008. Surprised? Well, the university PTBs insisted on hiring a new AD with P5 experience. They wound up with K. State's John Currie, previously Hamilton's assistant AD during the Fulmer-Kiffin-Dooley fiasco. Currie was relieved of duties ~9 months into his 5-year contract, and Phat Phil became acting AD for the next two years.

Can you bring to mind any greater failure, any more mortifying failure during all of the 2017 CFB season?

 

[tducey]

Option 1. Expected much better than that from Michigan.