Talent Composite News Today

Have you ever wondered which coaches maximize their talent, which ones do more with less, or which coaches just can’t seem to win despite stockpiling a shit-ton of talent? Are you tired of arguing with OSU fans about whether Harbaugh or Day is the better coach, as if the answer wasn’t already obvious? Do you just like looking at graphs? If you answered ‘Yes’ to any of these questions, then this diary’s for you.

Https://athlonsports.com/college-football/greg-mcelroy-defends-iowa-hawkeyes-tampering-with-alabama-offensive-tackle-kadyn-proctor   This is a rules violation and is by definition, cheating. As we all know, the B1G does not tolerate cheating and has already set a precedent by suspending a coach after receiving video evidence that an employee of the university had in fact broken rules.

Another regular season is in the books. Victories have been won and defeats have been suffered. The wheat, as they say, has been separated from the chaff. So we can now look back and try to gauge which teams performed up to expectations, which ones exceeded expectations, and which ones, well, just shit the bed.

Kotelnicki has everything he needs to succeed at Penn State. Can he break the Nittany Lions' trend of flops at the position?

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery… When Satan (sp?) starts copying Harbaugh philosophies about players competing for starting time even during initial games, you may be doing something right. No news on satellite camps, and Saban has  been paying players for years (so Harbs still has some catching up to do).   https://apple.news/AvcBidM-cSmmWABYY9l4z9g

Colorado athletic director Rick George was realistic about the job he was shopping. But one alum knew how to reach his primary target.

The title game is a fascinating study in roster-building contrasts, with TCU building through the portal while Georgia recruits, sits and develops.

A breakdown of the best and the worst in the SEC on Saturday.

We're five weeks into the season. Most teams have played at least one 'real' game by now (or at least moved on to conference foes) which means that the Top-25 rankings are starting to have some meaning. So I thought it might be fun to check in to see which teams are under/over-performing in the rankings based on their roster talent.

Ohio State belongs in the elite tier, the Buckeyes have been consistent winners in the BCS and CFP eras and how C.J. Stroud transformed himself at The Opening.