College Football's 10 Most Dangerous Teams to Watch in 2023

[HuskerWeatherman]

Its the Fickle effect. If Rhule jumps right from Baylor and comes to Nebraska they would have a much better view of him. People have short memories. They remember Fickle going to the playoffs. They remember Rhule as a failed NFL coach.

I'm also always very interested in what they define as a returning starter. I would consider Teddy P a returning starter, but they probably don't. The new center Scott is probably not considered a returning starter even though he was a starter at ASU. Being a starter IMO is not nearly as important as having playing time.

I agree with the Fickell effect. Good point.

While I don't know what qualifies as returning starter, I also listed returning production -- which would include all players based on their 2022 production (starters and non-starters). That seems to be the trend with the college football analysts -- production over starts.

 

[wcbsas]

Wouldn't it be fun to see KU v. KSU in the title game.

In the B12 title game yes.

 

[jmatlock]

It's definitely been dangerous to watch the Huskers for the past several years.

(pal)

Did someone say “pal” pal?

 

[Bigger Ed]

In the B12 title game yes.

Yes, that's what I meant.

 

[The Impaler]

Wouldn't it be fun to see KU v. KSU in the title game.

Only if KU clobbers them. Sorry, KSU alum here, don't like those fans at all. And one of my really good friends is a KSU guy.