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A bit early, I know ...

But heck! We're getting there, as camps are readying themselves, and schedules are looking like they're gonna happen.

Let's have a little fun to jump into the spirit; we could all use it.

To The Team Who Will Under-Perform the Worst in 2020:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGbqGkS1c2w

I suggest watching in Full Screen.

Vote for which team you believe should be deemed, greatest disappointment by season's end.

You may choose up to 3 potential failures from the 15 listed.
[15 is the max allowed by the poll settings, other wise I'd have posted all 130]

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Geeeez, with all the Coronavirus and NIL stuff dominating the news at this point I don’t have a clue.

As far as WVU is concerned they’ll have to show me they can block else with Florida State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas, Iowa State and Baylor on the schedule it’ll be another ho-hum season.

Mountainman wrote:Geeeez, with all the Coronavirus and NIL stuff dominating the news at this point I don’t have a clue.

I agree I really don't know what to expect from teams but I went ahead and voted Tenn and USC. Tenn has a lot of high end recruits and I think expectations will be loftier than they will perform. USC, if they get to play, I'm just not sure what to expect from them. I don't see them being top 20 but they will be discussed early in the season as the only threat to Utah in the division, esp if they stay close to Bama in the opener. If nothing changes, the road schedule is too much for a 9 win season.

Very early and not a strong support for my picks but if I'm gonna vote might as well provide some kind of input for it.

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Just to give a heads up ...

Not only can you choose up to 3 teams on the list; This poll runs until two weeks before the season, and I made it to where you can change your picks if you feel like something changes between now & then.

As for me, I also took USC, while including Boston College and Maryland.

I think with the Pac-12 being so up in the air, the media will continue to prop So Cal as they always do, giving the fan base an unrealistic expectation.

Boston College had seen some improvement. But I'm not sold that it's sustainable. So I think their hopes might be more than they can currently achieve.

Maryland has been recruiting really well. Too often, though, we've seen great recruiting classes fall flat due to lack of Coordinated Guidance --- Development is key to reaching the next level of program progression --- Lack of development will result in continued disappointing field play; which eventually forces your recruiting into a nosedive.

However; I reserve my option to change those picks as we learn more going forward.

Still need to get the Feel from some of those schools fans, before I settle my choices.

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I think it will be USC. They still don't have a pieces in place. I think Tennessee is close to a new coming out party.

This will be the first year in the last 3 that Ga does not win the East.

Derek wrote:This will be the first year in the last 3 that Ga does not win the East.

Are you, then, predicting the reptiles to win the east ..?

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Cane from the Bend wrote:

Derek wrote:This will be the first year in the last 3 that Ga does not win the East.

Are you, then, predicting the reptiles to win the east ..?

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Yes.