*** 2025 Week 6 (Oct. 2 - Oct. 4) CFB Games Thread ***

[fsanford]

Love Houston's Oilers look, very cool

 

[CychiatricWard]

College football is weird sometimes. Losses happen. We lost to a pretty decent team today and Penn state loses to a terrible UCLA team and Texas loses. I don’t give a rats ass about name, those two should be behind us no matter what.

 

[demoncore1031]

This Texas Florida ending is wild. Arch Manning’s helmet comes off, so Chase Daniel comes in for Texas and throws a bullet of an out pattern for the first down.

Then Arch comes back in and nearly throws a game-ending INT.

Arch is overrated big time. I like the kid, but he's only good against lower level teams.

 

[2speedy1]

Jeez.

1 top 10 team... loses to a really really bad 0-4 team that fired their coach
another loses to a really bad 1-4 team that was planning to fire their coach

So how do they make theses "good losses"? You know that is going to be what they try to make the narrative somehow. And some pollsters will probably still have them both in the top 10 on their ballots.

 

[fsanford]

Annoucners talking about how good Arch was today.

One of those guys can never find fault with Qb's...

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Virginia takes out another undefeated

 

[jsb]

College football is weird sometimes. Losses happen. We lost to a pretty decent team today and Penn state loses to a terrible UCLA team and Texas loses. I don’t give a rats ass about name, those two should be behind us no matter what.

I'm pretty sure Penn State and Texas don't have any power4 wins. We, on the other hand, have 3.

 

[AlaCyclone]

Jeez.

1 top 10 team... loses to a really really bad 0-4 team that fired their coach
another loses to a really bad 1-4 team that was planning to fire their coach

So how do they make theses "good losses"? You know that is going to be what they try to make the narrative somehow. And some pollsters will probably still have them both in the top 10 on their ballots.

Neither will considered a "good loss" by anybody. They are both "bad losses"

 

[Cyhig]

College football is weird sometimes. Losses happen. We lost to a pretty decent team today and Penn state loses to a terrible UCLA team and Texas loses. I don’t give a rats ass about name, those two should be behind us no matter what.

I was thinking the same thing. Both still don’t have a P4 win. But both will still be in the top 20 because of their name

Penn State shouldn’t be ranked at all after that loss.

 

[jsb]

Neither will considered a "good loss" by anybody. They are both "bad losses"

I bet both teams are still in the playoff race according to ESPN and the Athletic.

 

[fsanford]

UCLA didnt even have enough fans to storm the field, it wasnt even a true road game for Penn State

 

[Cyhig]

Virginia takes out another undefeated

Good to see schools that typically struggle in football have success

 

[bluestarcyclone]

 

[BigJCy]

 

[AlaCyclone]

Reminds me of the comment Craig Sager made to Tom Osborne on the CNN College Football Show the day after ISU beat Nebraska 19-10 in 1992!

 

[WartburgClone]

Speaking of looking at the scores, wasn’t Maryland up 20-0 or something? I just saw they lost 24-20 and I thought they had complete control of that one.

Maryland football is only good in September.

 

[cycloneG]

AP voters are idiots

 

[JP4CY]

Just saw a R Mason Thomas highlight. Sigh

 

[KidSilverhair]

Jeez.

1 top 10 team... loses to a really really bad 0-4 team that fired their coach
another loses to a really bad 1-4 team that was planning to fire their coach

So how do they make theses "good losses"? You know that is going to be what they try to make the narrative somehow. And some pollsters will probably still have them both in the top 10 on their ballots.

“It’s never easy when you face off against a B1G/SEC conference foe, every game is a battle, you just never know who will rise to the occasion, UCLA/Florida should probably be ranked”

 

[BigJCy]