5 CFB teams with the best chance of winning their first title

[AlaskaGuy]

Five CFB teams with the best chance of winning their first title

Oregon Ducks
Wisconsin Badgers
Washington State Cougars
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Virginia Tech Hokies

 

[cmc_rebar]

Where Is ucf?


@UCFhonors

 

[7Samurai13]

Where Is ucf?


@UCFhonors

They already won a UCFake title

 

[78Cyclones]

Five CFB teams with the best chance of winning their first title

Oregon Ducks
Wisconsin Badgers
Washington State Cougars
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Virginia Tech Hokies

The ONLY logical answer is Iowa State!

 

[AlaskaGuy]

The ONLY logical answer is Iowa State!

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[Red_Alert]

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[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Five CFB teams with the best chance of winning their first title

Oregon Ducks
Wisconsin Badgers
Washington State Cougars
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Virginia Tech Hokies

None of those teams really have a chance; Oregon...maybe? The problem will always be talent. They might be able to win their conference, they might be able to make it to the playoff and heck, they may even be able to win one playoff game. But I just don't see any of those teams competing with the 1-2 teams every year that are truly elite. Put Alabama or Clemson against any of those teams and it wouldn't even be close.

 

[Inquisitor95]

 

[outofyourmind]

Oklahoma State Cowboys

Whoever wrote that needs to pull their head out of their ass.

 

[Hillbillyzombie]

 

[NolePride]

The ONLY logical answer is Iowa State!

They've got as good a chanc as anybody on that list, as long as Campbell is their coach.

He's doing it the correct way also. His team's can run the football and they can play defense. They also
have some athletes.

Wisconsin has done it correctly but they are woefully short on overall skill players. Wash St, Okie St
and Oregon just throw the damn thing the majority of the time and aren't very physical on defense.

I'm still trying to figure out what direction Fuentes is taking VPI.

The key to a National Title isn't making the playoffs. It's being able to compete if you do make it to the
playoffs. You will face balanced teams in the playoffs, sound on offense, defense and special teams.

 

[B_dub]

The key to a National Title isn't making the playoffs. It's being able to compete if you do make it to the
playoffs. You will face balanced teams in the playoffs, sound on offense, defense and special teams.

Not the 3 teams that got to play Oklahoma and our clown defense year after year.

 

[7Samurai13]

They've got as good a chanc as anybody on that list, as long as Campbell is their coach.

He's doing it the correct way also. His team's can run the football and they can play defense. They also
have some athletes.

Wisconsin has done it correctly but they are woefully short on overall skill players. Wash St, Okie St
and Oregon just throw the damn thing the majority of the time and aren't very physical on defense.

I'm still trying to figure out what direction Fuentes is taking VPI.

The key to a National Title isn't making the playoffs. It's being able to compete if you do make it to the
playoffs. You will face balanced teams in the playoffs, sound on offense, defense and special teams.

Oklahoma says “hello”

 

[B_dub]

Oklahoma says “hello”

 

[7Samurai13]

We should make some sort of university outreach program where we use your offense and our defense.

Oklachigan Spartooners.

 

[B_dub]

We should make some sort of university outreach program where we use your offense and our defense.

Oklachigan Spartooners.

“Spartooners”. If that name doesn’t strike fear into ya, nothing will.

 

[7Samurai13]

“Spartooners”. If that name doesn’t strike fear into ya, nothing will.

Sparty driving the Sooner wagon would be awesome to watch.

 

[78Cyclones]

Not the 3 teams that got to play Oklahoma and our clown defense year after year.

Actually, the 3 teams that have beaten Oklahoma in the CFB Playoff SemiFinals have turned around and lost the Championship Game (Clemson in 2015 season, Georgia in 2017 season and Alabama in 2018 season). It's a tough draw, and OU's Offense actually wears out the other team's defense enough to make that victorious team more vulnerable in the Championship Game. That's my theory anyway.

 

[amszete]

None of those teams really have a chance; Oregon...maybe? The problem will always be talent. They might be able to win their conference, they might be able to make it to the playoff and heck, they may even be able to win one playoff game. But I just don't see any of those teams competing with the 1-2 teams every year that are truly elite. Put Alabama or Clemson against any of those teams and it wouldn't even be close.

First I will say, in no way do I think Fuente gets us to a NC anytime soon. I hope I am very wrong though.

That said, Hokies came down from 14 to tie and eventually lose by 7 to what would be the eventual National Champion in the 2016 ACC Championship. One other dude said it best, with the above teams I could see some of them maybe winning one - but not all.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

First I will say, in no way do I think Fuente gets us to a NC anytime soon. I hope I am very wrong though.

That said, Hokies came down from 14 to tie and eventually lose by 7 to what would be the eventual National Champion in the 2016 ACC Championship. One other dude said it best, with the above teams I could see some of them maybe winning one - but not all.

Catching a team off guard is also a bit different than playing a team in the playoff.