It's a down year for the Big Ten when Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan are the only good teams. That's kind of how it is every year with that one hit wonder team. Edit: Forgot to mention that I love that Kansas is on the rise, we're looking for an 2007 year for the Jayhawks
I don't think the Big Ten is going to have many down years with the new additions. It's a weird mix, they have a lot of elite teams, but also a lot of trash ones.
Minnesota is another team with a fascinating history. In the 8 year stretch from 1934 to 1941 they won 5 national championships. (That included a legendary game against Pitt, where Minnesota wore Pitt down and rallied in the 4th quarter to win 13-7.) So if NCAA Football had been around back then they'd have about a 99 OVR. (Minnesota has the third-most Big Ten championships: the only two teams with more are Ohio State and Michigan.) They then dropped off the radar for a few decades until a revival under Glen Mason. Jerry Kill and P. J. Fleck have kept a certain level of success going. They're not five-national-championships-in-eight-years good anymore, but they're still a solid program.
6-7? Soft non-conference schedules. 81? There's a over 120+ teams. When you average the players out teams are going to have a tight distributions considering most players rank around 65-80.
Indiana *was* good once... if they had made "NCAA Football 1969", based on 1967 results and anticipated 1968 performance, Indiana would have had about a 95 overall rating. They made the Rose Bowl in 1967 and were very competitive against #1 ranked USC.
Just curious, if there's any Minnesota fans in the comment section, is PJ Fleck on the hot seat right now? If not, will he be if he finishes with less than 8 wins again?
I might do the best teams first, then go back and do g5. My next video is going to "weird facts about cfb", then I'll return to this series. Thanks for supporting bro!
Your next video should be the highest ranked teams in NCAA 14 and where they will be in College Football 25.
Got you.
I’ll never forget the day I beat my dad using bama, and he was using Idaho. Won 28-27 because I slapped him while he was kicking his extra point
HAHAHA, this is legendary.
It's a down year for the Big Ten when Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan are the only good teams. That's kind of how it is every year with that one hit wonder team. Edit: Forgot to mention that I love that Kansas is on the rise, we're looking for an 2007 year for the Jayhawks
I don't think the Big Ten is going to have many down years with the new additions. It's a weird mix, they have a lot of elite teams, but also a lot of trash ones.
It's never a down year when Ohio State is the top dog.
2013 in fourth grade…damn I was in college. Now I feel old
Wow, you are a millennial.
Minnesota is another team with a fascinating history. In the 8 year stretch from 1934 to 1941 they won 5 national championships. (That included a legendary game against Pitt, where Minnesota wore Pitt down and rallied in the 4th quarter to win 13-7.) So if NCAA Football had been around back then they'd have about a 99 OVR. (Minnesota has the third-most Big Ten championships: the only two teams with more are Ohio State and Michigan.) They then dropped off the radar for a few decades until a revival under Glen Mason. Jerry Kill and P. J. Fleck have kept a certain level of success going. They're not five-national-championships-in-eight-years good anymore, but they're still a solid program.
We NEED that NCAA 1941 😂 Good comment, Minnesota is in a solid spot right now, but with the Big Ten improving, I hope they don't get left in the dust.
i was fully expecting Vanderbilt to be the worst team here 💀
Think they are ranked on ncaa 14 I wanna say. Not 100% sure tho
@@Dagoat09010 oh okay, because i never played 14, i play 12
Bro, me too. I was very surprised when I was doing research.
6-7? Soft non-conference schedules. 81? There's a over 120+ teams. When you average the players out teams are going to have a tight distributions considering most players rank around 65-80.
Fair
Kansas has gone from riches (12-1 in 2007, with an Orange Bowl win) to rags and now back to riches.
Kansas is my favorite underdog team to root for.
Bro u were in the trust on Netflix!
You think I look like that guy?
Indiana *was* good once... if they had made "NCAA Football 1969", based on 1967 results and anticipated 1968 performance, Indiana would have had about a 95 overall rating. They made the Rose Bowl in 1967 and were very competitive against #1 ranked USC.
Indiana is the new vandy
In NCAA 12 Texas A&M was number 8 in the land and Michigan was mid asl
NCAA 12 ratings were something
Just curious, if there's any Minnesota fans in the comment section, is PJ Fleck on the hot seat right now? If not, will he be if he finishes with less than 8 wins again?
He should be!
i feel like next video you should include g5 teams
I might do the best teams first, then go back and do g5. My next video is going to "weird facts about cfb", then I'll return to this series. Thanks for supporting bro!
W video bro
I appreciate you! There's a lot more coming, stay tuned.
This lil bro looking like Lemongrab with his jaw unhinged
That is crazy 😂
How many of us got 5 seconds in and said: 2013 in 4th grade!!!???
Bro is geeked 😂
You think so?