Brett McMurphy’s Top 25 College Football Rankings for 2020

[olympicoscar]

No. 2 Ohio State




Whuuuuu?

I was watching a video of Julius Fleming, who I believe is still number one on ESPN's 300 and the guy is an awesome wide receiver. I predict he'll be one of 3 starting receivers this year. Could be one of the best ever at OSU.

 

[gob]

I was watching a video of Julius Fleming, who I believe is still number one on ESPN's 300 and the guy is an awesome wide receiver. I predict he'll be one of 3 starting receivers this year. Could be one of the best ever at OSU.

Def gonna beast

 

[Collegefbfan]

Brett McMurphy's Top 25 College Football Rankings for 2020 - Stadium

No. 1 Clemson
No. 2 Ohio State
No. 3 LSU
No. 4 Alabama
No. 5 Auburn
No. 6 Texas A&M
No. 7 Oklahoma
No. 8 Florida
No. 9 Oregon
No. 10 Iowa State
No. 11 Penn State
No. 12 Wisconsin
No. 13 Georgia
No. 14 USC
No. 15 Notre Dame
No. 16 Texas
No. 17 TCU
No. 18 Michigan
No. 19 UCF
No. 20 Washington
No. 21 Utah
No. 22 North Carolina
No. 23 Virginia Tech
No. 24 Oklahoma State
No. 25 Ole Miss

Next Five:
No. 26 Minnesota
No. 27 Tennessee
No. 28 Baylor
No. 29 Michigan State
No. 30 Missouri

Oklahoma behind Texas A&M?
Iowa State? What am I missing?
Southern Cal? Isn't Clay Helton still there?
TCU, UNC, VA Tech, Ole Miss?

A big DAMN!!!

 

[DeafOranguntan]

According to some posters on here, all your success is due to coaching. Your recruiting is overrated.



So, all good, I guess

I do think Dabo and Venables are a huge part of Clemson's success (I'm not a huge fan of Tony Elliot and Jeff Scott, I think there are a few dozen offensive coordinators who could do more with Clemson's offensive talent). And they do a good job of locating overlooked players and turning them into studs. For example, Etienne and Simmons were both 3 stars and not highly recruited. But if others say talent doesn't matter, they're crazy. The big step that Clemson took was that they started recruiting so well (they routinely have one of the top average per recruit ranking, and get players to buy in). I think Clemson will probably make the playoffs next year again, but I don't see them beating Alabama or (maybe, depending on how they replace their key players) Ohio State without more experience in the trenches.

 

[Angry red]

Brett McMurphy's Top 25 College Football Rankings for 2020 - Stadium

No. 1 Clemson
No. 2 Ohio State
No. 3 LSU
No. 4 Alabama
No. 5 Auburn
No. 6 Texas A&M
No. 7 Oklahoma
No. 8 Florida
No. 9 Oregon
No. 10 Iowa State
No. 11 Penn State
No. 12 Wisconsin
No. 13 Georgia
No. 14 USC
No. 15 Notre Dame
No. 16 Texas
No. 17 TCU
No. 18 Michigan
No. 19 UCF
No. 20 Washington
No. 21 Utah
No. 22 North Carolina
No. 23 Virginia Tech
No. 24 Oklahoma State
No. 25 Ole Miss

Next Five:
No. 26 Minnesota
No. 27 Tennessee
No. 28 Baylor
No. 29 Michigan State
No. 30 Missouri

Brett McMurphy is a clown.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

This one looks better to me. Lookie whose ranked #11.

College football rankings: Clemson leads Ohio State in way-too-early top 25 ahead of 2020 season

 

[outofyourmind]

This dude doesn't seem to be paying attention.

 

[Codaxx]

A&M? LMAO

they have a really easy schedule the 1st 10 games

Abilene Christian
North Texas
Colorado
Arkansas
@ miss State
Fresno State
@ Auburn
@ South Carolina
Ole Miss
Vandy

 

[Across The Field]

they have a really easy schedule the 1st 10 games

Abilene Christian
North Texas
Colorado
Arkansas
@ miss State
Fresno State
@ Auburn
@ South Carolina
Ole Miss
Vandy

Oh, dear lord. We're gonna see them in the top 10 of the first CFP rankings, aren't we?

 

[7Samurai13]

Brett McMurphy's Top 25 College Football Rankings for 2020 - Stadium

No. 1 Clemson
No. 2 Ohio State
No. 3 LSU
No. 4 Alabama
No. 5 Auburn
No. 6 Texas A&M
No. 7 Oklahoma
No. 8 Florida
No. 9 Oregon
No. 10 Iowa State
No. 11 Penn State
No. 12 Wisconsin
No. 13 Georgia
No. 14 USC
No. 15 Notre Dame
No. 16 Texas
No. 17 TCU
No. 18 Michigan
No. 19 UCF
No. 20 Washington
No. 21 Utah
No. 22 North Carolina
No. 23 Virginia Tech
No. 24 Oklahoma State
No. 25 Ole Miss

Next Five:
No. 26 Minnesota
No. 27 Tennessee
No. 28 Baylor
No. 29 Michigan State
No. 30 Missouri

Seriously, what the fuck is this guy thinking. The offense is about to get worse. First year starter, losing the only dynamic thing the offense had (which wasn’t very dynamic) the defense is getting significantly worse with all of its losses. No changes at all in the coaches yet we are going to be greatly improved?

 

[Across The Field]

Seriously, what the fuck is this guy thinking. The offense is about to get worse. First year starter, losing the only dynamic thing the offense had (which wasn’t very dynamic) the defense is getting significantly worse with all of its losses. No changes at all in the coaches yet we are going to be greatly improved?

How hard is Dantonio pushing for D'eriq King? He's basically what I've been talking about as a perfect fit for their offense, since they don't seem interested in passing the ball a ton anymore.

 

[7Samurai13]

How hard is Dantonio pushing for D'eriq King? He's basically what I've been talking about as a perfect fit for their offense, since they don't seem interested in passing the ball a ton anymore.

It’s something he should be doing to try and improve the offense? Then no, Dantonio has no idea who you are talking about.

 

[Across The Field]

It’s something he should be doing to try and improve the offense? Then no, Dantonio has no idea who you are talking about.

Fuck, if he wants to have even any type of success moving forward, he might as well just start running the wishbone and just try and grind out wins.

 

[7Samurai13]

Fuck, if he wants to have even any type of success moving forward, he might as well just start running the wishbone and just try and grind out wins.

He doesn’t seem to want to move forward. Eventually football will go back to ugly 3 yards and a cloud of dust, right?

 

[Across The Field]

He doesn’t seem to want to move forward. Eventually football will go back to ugly 3 yards and a cloud of dust, right?

You guys are gonna be really happy with Luke Fickell.

 

[7Samurai13]

You guys are gonna be really happy with Luke Fickell.

That would be the smart move. I have lost all faith that any team I root for knows how to do that.

 

[theboardref]

The SEC West will be strong, but 4 in the top 6? No.

Brett may need a breather.

LSU is losing a ton. Ranked a bit high.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Brett McMurphy's Top 25 College Football Rankings for 2020 - Stadium

No. 1 Clemson
No. 2 Ohio State
No. 3 LSU
No. 4 Alabama
No. 5 Auburn
No. 6 Texas A&M
No. 7 Oklahoma
No. 8 Florida
No. 9 Oregon
No. 10 Iowa State
No. 11 Penn State
No. 12 Wisconsin
No. 13 Georgia
No. 14 USC
No. 15 Notre Dame
No. 16 Texas
No. 17 TCU
No. 18 Michigan
No. 19 UCF
No. 20 Washington
No. 21 Utah
No. 22 North Carolina
No. 23 Virginia Tech
No. 24 Oklahoma State
No. 25 Ole Miss

Next Five:
No. 26 Minnesota
No. 27 Tennessee
No. 28 Baylor
No. 29 Michigan State
No. 30 Missouri

WTF is this nonsense?

No SEC bias? Only 4SEC West teams in the top ten.... 2 of which fucking AVERAGE 5 losses a year since 2014.

A&M
2019 - 5 losses
2018 - 4 losses
2017 - 6 losses
2016 - 5 losses
2015 - 5 losses
2014 - 5 losses

Auburn
2019 - 4 losses
2018 - 5 losses
2017 - 4 losses
2016 - 5 losses
2015 - 6 losses
2014 - 5 losses

I don't give a fuck even if A&M and Auburn were to have the best recruiting classes of all time for a decade straight, with results like that, no fucking way they should be ranked like that.

Iowa State at #10? - they lost 6 games this year and everyone with a pulse in the Big 12... then finished the season with getting their shit pushed in by Notre Dame 33-9.

TCU won 5 games this year. One of those wins was against Kansas... another one of those wins was against world beater Arkansas Pine Bluff Golden Lions. Another win (TTech) they won by 2 points.... fuck outta here with this nonsense.


Utah won 11 games, second only to Oregon... who they played in the CCG, thats right, Utah even played in the CCG. Meanwhile, Washington (had 5 losses) is ranked ahead of them.

Ole Miss finished 4-8. The only teams to do worse were Vanderbilt and Arkansas. Ole Miss won two conference games.... and they were against Vanderbilt and Arkansas.

Then he has 2 more 11 win teams not even ranked in Minnesota (who just beat his top 5 Auburn team) and Baylor.


I am fully convinced. McMurphy is fucking trolling fanbases right now. It is the only legitimate possibility. Not only does the media straight up lie and manipulate, now they are fucking trolling us.

 

[mrwallace2ku]

No. 20 Washington
Last year: 8-5 (defeated Boise State 38-7 in Las Vegas Bowl)
Schedule highlights: Sept. 5 vs. Michigan, TBA at Oregon, TBA at USC, TBA at Utah

After six seasons, the Chris Petersen era came to an end at Washington, when he announced he was stepping down after the Las Vegas Bowl. Defensive coordinator Jimmy Lake takes over as the head Husky. Lake’s priorities will be replacing eight senior starters and junior quarterback Jacob Eason, who opted to leave early for the NFL Draft. The Huskies’ defense should be their strength, featuring three players — LB Edefuan Ulofoshio and DBs Asa Turner and Trent McDuffie — who started as freshmen last season.

is that that the "Royal Purple Lube Bowl" trophy in front AG?


great win if it is…down went BSU.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

is that that the "Royal Purple Lube Bowl" trophy in front AG?

great win if it is…down went BSU.