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ESPN’s ‘Future Power Rankings: Offenses’ — Texas No. 2

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3 hours ago, Blake Munroe said:


Texas will face three teams in their top ten:

1. Ohio State

2. Texas

3. Georgia

4. Oregon

5. Alabama

6. USC

7. LSU

8. Tennessee

9. Oklahoma

10. Michigan

Texas doesn't match up well against all of these teams, but all of these teams don't match up well against Texas either. With the expansion of the playoffs, you don't need the best roster ( although it makes it a lot easier). What you need most is for a team that you don't match up with to get knocked out before you. The CFP,  hopefully will become like March Madness and invoke a little drama into the equation other than who got in and who didn't. 

58 minutes ago, Derek Handler said:

Also Oklahoma at #9 is hard to believe....

Very laughable. They must don’t know about their offensive line issues and their interception prone QB. 

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2 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

That OL will have to take a big leap quickly. They have the WRs though, perhaps the best corps in the SEC

I think Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ole Miss and Georgia all can make an argument there for sure. 

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