Which football power would you buy stock in?

Who would you buy stock in?

  • Alabama

    Votes: 6 8.6%
  • LSU

    Votes: 5 7.1%
  • Oklahoma

    Votes: 4 5.7%
  • Clemson

    Votes: 27 38.6%
  • Ohio State

    Votes: 15 21.4%
  • Georgia

    Votes: 8 11.4%
  • Oregon

    Votes: 3 4.3%
  • Notre Dame

    Votes: 2 2.9%

  • Total voters
    70

CloneGuy8

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Just for conversation sake, which of these football powers would you buy stock in today to have the most success over the next 5 years?
 
I think Notre Dame. They seem to underachieve compared to the resources they have.
 
Clemson - every year it's a cakewalk through the ACC to the CFP. So really they just have to beat one, or at most two, competitive teams to get the title.
 
OU wouldn’t be a bad pick because of the defense thing, but they struggle to compete with SEC talent. Give me Georgia.
 
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tOSU for me. Hatbaugh will eventually run his course, who knows what MSU does, I still see Franklin as an NFL coach, and Day is young.
 
Took OSU. I think they have the best skill position recruiters in the nation and Ryan Day is young. Clemson is obviously can’t miss but Dabo is a tool so didnt go for them.
 
Took OSU. I think they have the best skill position recruiters in the nation and Ryan Day is young. Clemson is obviously can’t miss but Dabo is a tool so didnt go for them.
I liked Davo a lot up until quotes within the last year. He's gotten whiny and I selfish.
And we all know he's the next Bama coach, so it will only get worse.
 
I went with OSU. Day’s kept them rolling (so far) and I think he’s most likely to be at OSU for the next five years. I can’t say that for a lot of those schools.
 
Clemson - every year it's a cakewalk through the ACC to the CFP. So really they just have to beat one, or at most two, competitive teams to get the title.

Agree. Favorable scheduling helps. But Clemson has the best NC potential because of coaching stability and a rich recruiting base.
 
I liked Davo a lot up until quotes within the last year. He's gotten whiny and I selfish.
And we all know he's the next Bama coach, so it will only get worse.

What is the appeal to jumping to Bama at this point? It seems he has Clemson built up to a level equal to Bama. And Clemson has an easier path to sustain it being in the ACC. He could never exceed expectations in a move to Bama, at best he meets them. Most likely he takes a step back and disappoints.
 
What is the appeal to jumping to Bama at this point? It seems he has Clemson built up to a level equal to Bama. And Clemson has an easier path to sustain it being in the ACC. He could never exceed expectations in a move to Bama, at best he meets them. Most likely he takes a step back and disappoints.
He's an alum and money and home can talk.