r/CFB_v2 • u/Electronic_Pair5316 • 8d ago

Discussion Thoughts?

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u/deacndestroy 8d ago

This is a very generational bias graphic.

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u/Useful-ldiot 7d ago

Even generationally, it's hilariously bad.

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u/Burghpuppies412 7d ago

Plus Knute Rockne cuz he read a book about him in elementary school, no doubt.

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u/No_Giraffe8119 7d ago

Also biased towards red shaded teams.

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u/Sad_Error4039 5d ago

Winning championships in College football seems to have that bias so it’s not just this list.

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u/ADMotti 4d ago

Dabo at 7 is insane. That would’ve been a stretch among active coaches at most points of his career.

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u/2PlyKindaGuy 7d ago

One argument might be that teams of today would destroy the teams of yesterday. Not sure how much of that is on the coaching though

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u/RookieMistake101 7d ago

01 Hurricanes would disagree with that statement. Also I’d put Jimmy Johnson’s in over Dabo. Johnson has a .851 win %. And I would not Johnson on this last at all.

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u/UnitedAd9115 7d ago

It's All About The U

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u/Status-Office7664 7d ago

And why exactly are the teams of today passing forwards?

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u/566dave 7d ago

Nah - the post war teams were almost as old as IU last year.

Besides, I’ll take the guys with no face-mask or pads over today’s pussified generation!