USA Today's Way-Too-Early Top 25 for 2020

[michaeljordan_fan]

LOL @ the thought of you having a brain. How many years do most teams schedule in advance you stupid pos.

Oregon scheduled the game with Auburn with less time than you had. Most of the neutral site games are not scheduled more than 5 years out. Washington, as per usual, just takes the pussy way out.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

If you had a brain you'd be fvcking dangerous.

Huskies-Michigan home-and-home series confirmed for 2020, ’21

Like I said, you scheduled tOSU's little bitch.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Oregon scheduled the game with Auburn with less time than you had. Most of the neutral site games are not scheduled more than 5 years out. Washington, as per usual, just takes the pussy way out.

Washington had two years to fill up. Auburn was a one time thing.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Washington had two years to fill up. Auburn was a one time thing.

Your article was posted in 2014. That's 5 years, dipshit.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

If that's how long he has to stay, he'll be a lifer.

How long has it been since Oregon won a Natl Title in a non CC/Track sport?

1939? And that's a highly disputed title even. Oregon's ONLY ONE.

Which means, NONE in football. And you couldn't keep your last coach, so how are you ever going to win a Title in football?

 

[batchaps4me]

Great. Find a replacement. Oregon did.

BTW I have nothing against PAC teams or the conference. I hope that sooner rather than later a few PAC teams can start running the table. Football is better when all conferences are strong. I am giving @AlaskaGuy shit because the extra conference game excuse for lack of success is just lame.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

How long has it been since Oregon won a Natl Title in a non CC/Track sport?

2016.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

2016.

Oh yeah, forgot about that Golf Title. So since the one in 1939 shouldn't even count, in reality, the Golf title is the FIRST and only non running title Oregon has ever won, eh? And in the manliest of the manly sports, too!!!

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Oh yeah, forgot about that Golf Title. So since the one in 1939 shouldn't even count, in reality, the Golf title is the FIRST and only non running title Oregon has ever won, eh? And in the manliest of the manly sports, too!!!

So, Oregon has won a non-track title more recently than any title Minnesota has. Got it.

Keep moving the goalposts, you retarded fuckface.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

NCAA National Championships:
Oregon: 33
Minnesota: 19

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Preseason college football FPI breakdown

 

[Gatorchip]

I doubt Florida drops that far after losing their playoff game.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Alabama tops preseason SP+ college football rankings

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

So, Oregon has won a non-track title more recently than any title Minnesota has. Got it.

Keep moving the goalposts, you retarded fuckface.

UMn won it's 4th Natl Title in 5 straight trips to the Title game in 2016. So not sure how you figure?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

NCAA National Championships:
Oregon: 33
Minnesota: 19

Yeah, and 31 of Oregon's are in Track/CC. lol

And that list doen't include UMn's SIX recognized Titles in football. You'd maybe know that if Oregon ever won a Natl Title in football, lol.


So I'll take 24 titles in manly sports and 1 in track over 31 in track and 1.5 in manly sports any day. That list also doesn't include UMn's 3 Natl Titles in cbb, or the several #1 poll rankings UMn hockey achieved before the NCAA tourney came around. So that's 24+3+7 for 34 titles in manly sports to Oregon's 1.5.


.5 because it's a shared title and highly contested.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

UMn won it's 4th Natl Title in 5 straight trips to the Title game in 2016. So not sure how you figure?

Uh, it's pretty clear. Oregon won their Golf title more recently than Minnesota's last NCAA title in any sport.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Yeah, and 31 of Oregon's are in Track/CC. lol

And that list doen't include UMn's SIX recognized Titles in football. You'd maybe know that if Oregon ever won a Natl Title in football, lol.


So I'll take 24 titles in manly sports and 1 in track over 31 in track and 1.5 in manly sports any day. That list also doesn't include UMn's 3 Natl Titles in cbb, or the several #1 poll rankings UMn hockey achieved before the NCAA tourney came around. So that's 24+3+7 for 34 titles in manly sports to Oregon's 1.5.


.5 because it's a shared title and highly contested.

NCAA championships? Minnesota is pathetic in that category. Invent whatever mythical titles you want.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Uh, it's pretty clear. Oregon won their Golf title more recently than Minnesota's last NCAA title in any sport.

How is 2016 more recent than 2016?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

How is 2016 more recent than 2016?

One occurred after the other. It's not too difficult. Today is more recent than yesterday.

 

[7Samurai13]

One occurred after the other. It's not too difficult. Today is more recent than yesterday.

Show him a calendar.