Top 5 Next Year?

[rcsodak]

All this back and forth doesn't even matter...Notre Dame is winning it all this year.

Careful, NJ.....



......arogance is often times spited.......

[Nick7]

All this back and forth doesn't even matter...Notre Dame is winning it all this year.

Except for not.

[NJBRONCOSFAN]

All this back and forth doesn't even matter...Notre Dame is winning it all this year.

[broncofan303]

no thanks. CU will win the north. and then we will beat OU in the championship. and then we will win the rose bowl. and we will never lose again

LOL I like that thinking... Nobody is running away with the North just yet, so I'm not counting the Buffs, Clones, Huskers out... you can take Jayhawks and Cats out, they have no chance...but Huskers finished the season off strong, Clones still have those young players that tore it up their freshman year (juniors now) and you never know what to expect with the Buffs... Should be a fun year to watch!

[Straz1999]

no thanks. CU will win the north. and then we will beat OU in the championship. and then we will win the rose bowl. and we will never lose again

Hahahahahaha!!!!!!! I think Iowa State has a better chance than colorado right now. Colorado will be good again, it will just take Hawkins some time.

[DrunkPanda]

Hmmm....ever look at the number of TRUE freshmen, and first time players were on the field last year, for OU?

Oh, darn....sorry......I bet NU had a couple also.

Tell you what....

...win the North, OU can win the South, then we'll SEE who the better team is.....



....K?

no thanks. CU will win the north. and then we will beat OU in the championship. and then we will win the rose bowl. and we will never lose again

[Nick7]

Colorado #6 I might add....lol...

GO BUFFS!!!

lol, nice.

[rcsodak]

I think you've got me there. I can't find my source, but I know it was on huskerpedia. It was before the bowl games, so they could play a role.

uh huh........

[broncofan303]

Colorado #6 I might add....lol...

GO BUFFS!!!

[Nick7]

You know for a fact? Who's fact is that? I'm not being a smart a$$, I just want to know your source. According to Jeff Sagarin's rating as of Jan. 4th, 2006, OU's schedule strength rated number 1. Michigan was #3. Nebraska was #36.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/fbt05.htm

I think you've got me there. I can't find my source, but I know it was on huskerpedia. It was before the bowl games, so they could play a role.

[DenverBuckeye]

Dare I mention the loss to TCU by OU?

I don't like Michigan at all because I am a huge Ohio State fan, but they did Penn State who wuld have beaten Texas had they played them.

NU fans don't need to get their hopes up because Ohio State is going all the way next year!

[mrsolo]

uhh, I know for a fact they didn't (something like 10 places ahead of NEB) and looking at this makes it blatantly obvious...

TCU
Tulsa
at UCLA
Kansas State
at Texas
at Kansas
Baylor
at Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Texas A & M
at Texas Tech

versus....


Northern Illinois
Notre Dame
Eastern Michigan
at Wisconsin
at Michigan State
Minnesota
Penn State
at Iowa
at Northwestern
Indiana
Ohio State

You know for a fact? Who's fact is that? I'm not being a smart a$$, I just want to know your source. According to Jeff Sagarin's rating as of Jan. 4th, 2006, OU's schedule strength rated number 1. Michigan was #3. Nebraska was #36.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/fbt05.htm

[Straz1999]

Well, pardon me to stand corrected by a huskers fan, but it does look like Mushigan did have a tougher schedule than OU. My source was Soonersports.com so I probably should have known better.

[Nick7]

Since when was MU granted the #1?
OU EARNED that.

Look at some stats, teams played, etc....and persuade me that MU wasn't overhyped.

Take your time.......

I see a 7 point loss to ND, a 3 point loss to Minn and Wisconsin, and a 4 point loss to Ohio State. Two of those teams were in the top 5, and for the games to be squeakers like that, I'd say they did alright.

[Nick7]

No, oklahoma had the toughest schedule in the nation.

uhh, I know for a fact they didn't (something like 10 places ahead of NEB) and looking at this makes it blatantly obvious...

TCU
Tulsa
at UCLA
Kansas State
at Texas
at Kansas
Baylor
at Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Texas A & M
at Texas Tech

versus....


Northern Illinois
Notre Dame
Eastern Michigan
at Wisconsin
at Michigan State
Minnesota
Penn State
at Iowa
at Northwestern
Indiana
Ohio State