2015 College Football Season

[SCcoug]

The Big 10 west, or whatever it's called, is a joke. The east is a different story with three really good teams, one pretty good team and two terrible teams.

SEC West vs East is the same.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

The Big 10 west, or whatever it's called, is a joke. The east is a different story with three really good teams, one pretty good team and two terrible teams.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Fwiw, the average ranking from the FPI of teams in the various conferences:

1. SEC 31.3

2. Big 12 38.8

3. Pac 10 40.2

4. ACC 44.8

5. Big 10 50.5

[MartyFunkhouser]

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[TripletDaddy]

Were you even trying to troll here? It seems like you were just being sarcastic.

I thought he was being serious

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Quite ripping on Torreta, who else were the voters supposed to go for? Marshall Faulk? Garrison Hearst?

[smokymountainrain]

Were you even trying to troll here? It seems like you were just being sarcastic.

no, it was just saracasm. didn't expect a bite.

[imanihonjin]

lol. too easy.

Were you even trying to troll here? It seems like you were just being sarcastic.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Wow, Torretta made all those guys look good!

Without putting up impressive numbers. Pretty amazing.

[smokymountainrain]

Huh? In his two starting years Miami shared a national championship and the next year lost to Alabama in the de facto championship game. There were like 10-20 hurricanes drafted into the NFL those two seasons.

lol. too easy.

[Omaha 680]

Huh? In his two starting years Miami shared a national championship and the next year lost to Alabama in the de facto championship game. There were like 10-20 hurricanes drafted into the NFL those two seasons.

Wow, Torretta made all those guys look good!

[TripletDaddy]

Sure those numbers seem pedestrian, even bad, but those Miami teams really lacked talent around the QB, especially at the skill positions.

Huh? In his two starting years Miami shared a national championship and the next year lost to Alabama in the de facto championship game. There were like 10-20 hurricanes drafted into the NFL those two seasons.

[smokymountainrain]

He threw for 3,060 yards, completed 56% of his passes and threw 19 tds and 7 ints. How could he not win the Heisman?

That is a 132 PER.

Sure those numbers seem pedestrian, even bad, but those Miami teams really lacked talent around the QB, especially at the skill positions.

[All-American]

Why the heisman still gets any publicity is beyond me. Gino Torretta won it. Gino Torretta!

BYU has a heisman and Utah doesn't. That's how you know it's still important.

[cougjunkie]

Why the heisman still gets any publicity is beyond me. Gino Torretta won it. Gino Torretta!

He threw for 3,060 yards, completed 56% of his passes and threw 19 tds and 7 ints. How could he not win the Heisman?

That is a 132 PER.

He is a Bay Area kid and when my little league team was making its run in the state tournament, we played Pinole and he was there.