Interesting nugget regarding this year’s draft

SweetT said

In college football, a HC can’t really build his roster, the way they deem fit, until year 3, which is tough these days due to lack of attrition of the transfer portal. There’s almost no more developing, just more plug and play. Shaduer played two years at Buffalo. They made a huge jump from 2023 to 2024. How is he to blame for where his team was ranked? Did they get favoritism? Possibly. Bama lost to Vandy and Oklahoma. These things happen in college football. You mentioned Nebraska, but that was the 2nd game. He did pretty well the rest of the way. Better to have that bad game early on if you ask me

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Gonna have to agree to disagree. Year 2 for Prime Time should've yielded better results then losing to KU, KState and Nebraska. Those 3 teams were so bad and to simply put, losing 1 of em it happens, but losing to all 3 should not. Not for a well coached team with a Heisman trophy winner at WR/CB and a supposedly top 10 NFL draft pick at QB. Not to mention, their TE is pretty good too (Miller).

To top that off, Sanders was also a big reason they lost to KU. The stats show something utterly different, that Sanders played great. The truth is in the 2nd half KU threw all their resources to take Hunter and Miller out of the game, and Sanders began to look utterly lost and couldn't get it done offensively at all so KU just walked away. Perhaps you can put that on coaching? I think there's a very valid debate to be had there.