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Nebraska enters a new era under coach Matt Rhule, who has a track record of turning programs around, albeit after tough debut seasons at Baylor and Temple. The Cornhuskers are hoping for a smoother transition, especially with Georgia Tech transfer Jeff Sims expected to take the reins at quarterback. The skill positions look promising with the return of running back Anthony Grant and the addition of transfers Billy Kemp IV and Arik Gilbert to bolster the receiving corps. However, the success of Nebraska's 2023 season hinges on the development of an offensive line that has room for improvement and a defense that allowed 27.6 points per game last year.
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Washington State enters the new season with a sense of stability under coach Jake Dickert, but there are challenges ahead. Quarterback Cameron Ward is back after an impressive debut, throwing for 3,231 yards and 23 touchdowns. However, the offensive line, which struggled last year, lost left tackle Jarrett Kingston to USC. The receiving corps also needs to be rebuilt, with junior college recruit DT Sheffield and some transfers expected to step up. On the defensive side, new coordinator Jeff Schmedding takes over a unit that was third in the Pac-12 in points allowed per game last year at 22.9. While new starters will need to emerge at linebacker, the defense can rely on a strong edge-rushing duo in Brennan Jackson and Ron Stone Jr.
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Michigan State faces a challenging season ahead, especially with the departure of starting quarterback Payton Thorne and receiver Keon Coleman. The team's success could hinge on the development of junior quarterback Noah Kim, who is tasked with revitalizing an offense that averaged just 19.8 points per game in Big Ten play last year. The offensive line needs to step up, particularly in run blocking, and new playmakers must emerge in the receiving corps to replace Coleman and Jayden Reed. On the defensive side, the Spartans have bolstered their front with transfers, aiming to improve a rush defense that ranked 12th in the Big Ten last season. However, the secondary remains a concern, and defensive coordinator Scottie Hazelton has his work cut out to improve a unit that allowed over 30 points per game in conference play.
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Pitt faces a rebuilding phase on defense, losing key players like tackle Calijah Kancey and linebacker SirVocea Dennis from a unit that allowed only 22.4 points per game in ACC play last year. However, coach Pat Narduzzi's history suggests that the defense will find its footing as the season progresses. On offense, the spotlight is on quarterback Phil Jurkovec, who returns to Pitt after two years at Boston College. Jurkovec has the potential to end his college career on a high note, but he'll need support from an offensive line that returns three starters. The team also has to find replacements for running back Israel Abanikanda and leading receiver Jared Wayne to maintain a balanced attack.
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Cincinnati is navigating a sea of changes in 2023, including a transition to the Big 12 and a new head coach in Scott Satterfield. With only seven starters returning, the Bearcats have their work cut out for them. The defense, which allowed just 20.6 points per game last season, is expected to remain solid, anchored by rising star Dontay Corleone on the front line. The key to a successful season and potential bowl appearance will likely be the development of the offense under Satterfield. Emory Jones, a transfer from Florida and Arizona State, is slated to be the starting quarterback. The receiving corps will be bolstered by transfers, and the offensive line, which returns just one starter, will need to quickly gel for the Bearcats to navigate their new challenges successfully.
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Auburn is poised for a resurgence under first-year coach Hugh Freeze, largely thanks to an impressive haul from the transfer portal. The Tigers have fortified key positions, including a thin offensive line, quarterback with Payton Thorne, and additional talent at receiver and on defense. Offensively, the team aims to revitalize a passing attack that averaged just 24.8 points per game last season, a task that falls on the shoulders of new coordinator Philip Montgomery. Defensively, new play-caller Ron Roberts inherits a strong secondary but faces the challenge of bolstering a run defense that yielded 172.7 yards per game in 2022. In the fiercely competitive SEC West, Auburn's improvements and strategic use of the transfer portal could be the catalyst for a bowl-eligible season.
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Oklahoma State under Mike Gundy has been a model of consistency, avoiding a losing record since 2005. Despite entering the 2023 season with more uncertainties than usual, the Cowboys are well-positioned for another winning season and bowl appearance. The schedule is favorable, featuring five Big 12 home games and avoiding matchups with Texas, Texas Tech, and TCU. The quarterback situation remains unsettled, with transfer Alan Bowman, Garret Rangel, and true freshman Zane Flores all in the mix. However, the offense has a reliable running back duo in Ollie Gordon II and Jaden Nixon, supported by an experienced offensive line. On the defensive side, new coordinator Bryan Nardo comes in from Gannon University, bringing a 3-3-5 scheme. With only two returning starters, adapting to the new defensive system could be a season-long project.
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Arizona is on an upward trajectory under coach Jedd Fisch, improving from a 1-11 record in 2021 to 5-7 in 2022. The Wildcats aim for a bowl appearance this year, their first since 2017. Despite losing top receiver Jacob Singer to USC, the offense looks promising with quarterback Jayden de Laura and receivers Jacob Cowing and Tetairoa McMillan back in the fold. However, the defense remains a concern, having allowed an average of 36.5 points per game last season. The unit returns only three starters and struggled mightily against the run, allowing 209.1 yards per game. A few key transfers could provide immediate help, but significant improvement on defense will be crucial for Arizona to reach or surpass the six-win mark.
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East Carolina faces a transitional year after an 8-5 season, with key departures on both sides of the ball. The offense, which averaged 32.5 points per game last year, loses quarterback Holton Ahlers, running back Keaton Mitchell, and standout receivers Isaiah Winstead and C.J. Johnson. The offensive line also returns just one starter, making the task even more daunting for new quarterback Mason Garcia, who will face competition from Alex Flinn. With the offense in flux, the defense may have to carry the load early on. The unit returns six starters but must improve on allowing 6.1 yards per play last season and find a replacement for standout cornerback Malik Fleming. The Pirates will need to quickly find their footing if they aim to contend for the AAC title in 2023.
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Minnesota faces the challenge of replacing standout running back Mohamed Ibrahim, but the offense is in capable hands with quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis and a talented receiving corps. The main concern on offense is the offensive line, which must replace three starters, including All-American center John Michael Schmitz. On the defensive side, the Golden Gophers were stingy last year, allowing only 13.8 points per game. However, with just five starters returning and changes at every level of the defense, maintaining that performance will be a tall order. To make matters more challenging, the crossover schedule features tough matchups against Michigan and Ohio State, adding extra hurdles for coach P.J. Fleck and his team.
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The Hurricanes' fall from relevancy continued in 2023. The D couldn't stop anyone more than average, and sometimes not even that. The offense was a train wreck turnover party.
The talent is there for the 'Canes to rebuild quickly. and Mario Cristobel is all about raking in talent. More importantly, he should bring back some of that Miami attitude. Miami won't be relevant, but they should be fun.
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Purdue faces a challenging road to the Big Ten Championship under first-year coach Ryan Walters, especially with the departures of key players like quarterback Aidan O'Connell and receiver Charlie Jones. However, Walters has assembled a strong coaching staff and made significant additions through the transfer portal, including likely starting quarterback Hudson Card. Running back Devin Mockobee is set for another impressive season in new offensive coordinator Graham Harrell's system. While Walters crafted one of the nation's top defenses at Illinois last year, Purdue's defense, which allowed 27.4 points per game in 2022 and returns just four starters, will need considerable work to improve.
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Tar Heel fans, shake off the end-of-season blues from last year because North Carolina is geared up for a comeback! With a 9-1 start in the rearview mirror, Coach Mack Brown and the team are focused on the road ahead. Quarterback Drake Maye, a second-team preseason All-American, is back to lead an offense that boasts one of the ACC's deepest backfields. The O-line is on a mission to provide better protection for Maye, and new transfers Devontez Walker and Nate McCollum are stepping in to fill the void left by Josh Downs at receiver. With Chip Lindsey taking over play-calling duties, expect some fresh offensive schemes. On the defensive side, the Tar Heels are determined to improve on last year's stats. Coordinator Gene Chizik has eight returning starters and a solid group of transfers to work with, so expect a tighter defense this season. So, get your Carolina blue ready, because the Tar Heels are set to make some noise in the ACC!
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Arkansas is poised for an explosive offense with the return of quarterback KJ Jefferson and running back Rocket Sanders. The real challenge lies in bolstering a defense that allowed an average of 30.6 points per game last season. New defensive coordinator Travis Williams and head coach Sam Pittman have aggressively utilized the transfer portal, bringing in over 10 players to revamp the defensive unit. On the offensive side, new coordinator Dan Enos faces the task of managing turnover in the offensive line and receiving corps. However, the continuity provided by Jefferson's return is expected to smooth out these transitions.
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Maryland aims to match or exceed last year's eight wins, buoyed by the return of quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa and running back Roman Hemby. The offense is further strengthened by a talented receiving corps. However, challenges lie ahead for coach Mike Locksley, who must rebuild an offensive line that returns just one starter. On the defensive side, the Terrapins showed improvement last year, allowing 5.01 yards per play, down from 5.76 the previous year. Defensive coordinator Brian Williams will rely on key transfers to revamp the defensive front and address the loss of cornerbacks Jakorian Bennett and Deonte Banks in the secondary.
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BYU faces a challenging schedule in their Big 12 debut, including a non-conference game against Arkansas and tough matchups within the league. To exceed expectations, they'll need strong quarterback play from Pitt transfer Kedon Slovis and contributions from other transfers like Aidan Robbins from UNLV. Last year, the Cougars' defense struggled, allowing 29.5 points and 172.7 rushing yards per game. To address this, head coach Kalani Sitake brought in Jay Hill as the new defensive coordinator. Hill, who has experience both at Weber State and under Kyle Whittingham at Utah, inherits a defense with seven returning starters. While the team faces a transition period due to the new league and scheme, the foundation for improvement is there.
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Duke's football program saw a significant turnaround under Mike Elko last year, and with 17 starters returning, they're eyeing an ACC Championship run in 2023. Quarterback Riley Leonard is back to lead an offense that was third in the ACC in yards per play, and left tackle Graham Barton stands out as a top offensive lineman. Elko's defensive expertise also paid dividends last year, reducing the points allowed per game from 39.8 to 22.1. However, the Blue Devils face a challenging ACC schedule and a non-conference game against Notre Dame. While they won't be the underdogs they were last year, the experience and coaching should make them a team to watch this season.
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Florida Gators fans should brace themselves for a rebuilding year in 2023. With a new quarterback in Wisconsin transfer Graham Mertz and only four returning starters on a defense that struggled last season, second-year coach Billy Napier has his work cut out for him. The offense does have some bright spots, notably in the backfield with Trevor Etienne and Montrell Johnson, but the loss of guard O'Cyrus Torrence could be a significant blow to the offensive line. New defensive coordinator Austin Armstrong faces the daunting task of turning around a unit that was less than stellar last year. While a bowl game would be a reasonable achievement for this transitional team, the real focus is likely on laying the groundwork for a more competitive 2024 season.
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Baylor fans, buckle up! With Blake Shapen confirmed as our starting QB and Richard Reese ready to tear up the turf, our offense is poised for fireworks. Sure, we've got four new starters on the O-line, but that's fresh talent ready to make their mark. On the flip side, our defense has some making up to do after last season, but with the right adjustments, expect a turnaround. So, Waco, let's fill McLane Stadium to the brim because this year, we're not just eyeing a winning season; we're setting our sights on reclaiming that Big 12 Championship. Sic 'em, Bears!
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Hey Cyclone Nation, let's talk about the bounce-back season that's on the horizon! Last year was a hiccup, but if you know anything about Coach Matt Campbell, it's that he doesn't let setbacks define us. We're Iowa State, and we're coming back stronger.
On offense, Hunter Dekkers is back, and he's got something to prove. Sure, we lost Xavier Hutchinson to the NFL, but that just means it's time for a new star receiver to rise. And let's not forget about that offensive line; they're hungry to show they can pave the way for our running backs.
But let's talk about the real MVPs—our defense. These guys were the stingiest in the Big 12 last year, allowing just 20.3 points per game. We've got seven starters returning, so expect that wall to hold strong. Yeah, we'll miss the likes of MJ McDonald IV, MJ Anderson, and safety Anthony Johnson, but this is Iowa State; we reload, not rebuild.
So, get ready, Ames! This season, we're not just aiming for six wins; we're aiming to turn heads and break hearts. Go Cyclones! 🌪️🏈
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Hey Sooners fans, are you ready to bounce back? Last season was a tough pill to swallow, but let's face it, we're Oklahoma, and we don't stay down for long. Coach Brent Venables is on a mission to turn things around, especially after that 0-5 record in one-score games last season. The defense, which had its struggles, particularly against the run, is getting a facelift. Venables has been busy in the transfer portal, and a second year under this staff should bring about some much-needed improvement.
On the offensive side, play-caller Jeff Lebby has his work cut out for him. With Marvin Mims gone, finding new playmakers at receiver is a top priority. But don't sweat it too much; we've got a strong foundation. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel is set to light up the scoreboard, and running backs Gavin Sawchuk and Jovantae Barnes are ready to tear up the turf.
So, gear up, Oklahoma! We're on the road to redemption, and it starts now. Boomer Sooner! 🏈🔥
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Bruin fans, are you ready for a season that could redefine UCLA football? After a nine-win season last year, the best under Chip Kelly, the Bruins are hungry for more. But let's not kid ourselves; there are challenges ahead. The offense is in a state of transition, with true freshman Dante Moore stepping in as the frontrunner to replace Dorian Thompson-Robinson at quarterback. Carson Steele, a Ball State transfer, is expected to fill the big shoes left by Zach Charbonnet in the backfield. And let's not forget, the O-line is getting a makeover with three new starters.
But hey, it's not all about the offense. The defense has its own set of hurdles. Last year, they allowed 29 points per game and 6.1 yards per snap in Pac-12 play. Ouch! But there's a silver lining. New defensive play-caller D'Anton Lynn has a solid foundation to work with, including edge rushers Laiatu Latu and Grayson Murphy. So, buckle up, Bruins! This season is all about stepping up and breaking barriers. 🐻🏈
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Rebel Nation, brace yourselves for a rollercoaster of a season that promises to be nothing short of electrifying! After a hot start last year that fizzled out, Coach Lane Kiffin is pulling out all the stops to make 2023 a year to remember. The defense, which had its ups and downs last season, is getting a facelift with new coordinator Pete Golding at the helm. On the offensive side, the quarterback room is buzzing with competition. Jaxson Dart may have had a solid debut, but with transfers Spencer Sanders and Walker Howard in the mix, the battle for QB1 is far from over. And let's not forget Quinshon Judkins, who's back to tear up the turf as one of the nation's top running backs. Add in some fresh receiving talent like Tre Harris and Zakhari Franklin, and you've got an offense that's ready to light up the scoreboard. Get ready, Ole Miss, because this season is all about taking it to the next level!
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Hawkeye Nation, are you ready for a season that could redefine Iowa football? After a lackluster offensive performance last year, the Hawkeyes are pulling out all the stops to revamp their attack. Enter Michigan transfer Cade McNamara, the quarterback who could be the missing piece of the puzzle. Add in rising star running back Kaleb Johnson and some fresh faces in the receiving corps, and you've got an offense that's ready to roar. But let's not forget what Iowa is known for: a rock-solid defense. Sure, we'll miss the likes of Jack Campbell and Riley Moss, but with preseason All-American Cooper DeJean anchoring the secondary, expect the defense to remain a force to be reckoned with. So, gear up, because the Hawkeyes are on a mission to reclaim their spot in the Big Ten Championship Game!
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Red Raider fans, fasten your seatbelts because this season is going to be a wild ride! Coming off a strong finish last year, including a Texas Bowl victory and a shootout win against Oklahoma, Texas Tech is poised to be the Big 12's dark horse. Quarterback Tyler Shough is back and ready to light up the scoreboard, especially with Jerand Bradley, one of the Big 12's top receivers, catching his passes. Sure, the offensive line has some work to do, but the potential for an explosive offense is undeniable. On the defensive side, Coach Joey McGuire is molding a unit that's not just experienced but also talented. Keep an eye on linemen Jaylon Hutchings and Tony Bradford Jr., who are set to wreak havoc in the backfield. So, get your guns up, because Texas Tech is aiming for a Big 12 title run!
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Illini Nation, it's time to rally behind a team that's hungry for more! Last year's eight-win season was just the appetizer; Coach Bret Bielema is eyeing an even bigger feast this year. While the defense has some shoes to fill after losing coordinator Ryan Walters and NFL first-rounder Devon Witherspoon, don't count them out. The defensive line is still a force to be reckoned with, thanks to Keith Randolph Jr. and Jer'Zhan Newton, who racked up a combined 26 tackles for a loss last season. On the offensive side, we're in for a fresh start. Ole Miss transfer Luke Altmyer is expected to take the reins at quarterback, and while he'll have to adapt quickly, the potential for a dynamic offense is there. So, get your orange and blue gear ready, because Illinois is set to make some noise in the Big Ten!
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Wolfpack fans, get ready for a season of rejuvenation and high expectations! Coach Dave Doeren is betting on a Virginia reunion to ignite an offense that's been craving more firepower. Quarterback Brennan Armstrong is teaming up again with coordinator Robert Anae, and this dynamic duo is set to turn things around. While the receiving corps needs some fresh faces to step up, and the ground game is seeking consistency, the potential for a high-octane offense is there. On the flip side, the defense is looking rock-solid. Even with key departures like Cory Durden and Isaiah Moore, this unit is poised to remain one of the ACC's best. Payton Wilson's decision to return is a massive boost for the linebacker corps, and don't sleep on cornerback Aydan White, an underrated gem. So, don your red and white, because NC State is set to make a statement in the ACC this year!
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Gamecock Nation, are you ready to keep the momentum rolling? After exceeding expectations and taking down big names like Tennessee and Clemson last year, South Carolina is hungry for more. New play-caller Dowell Loggains is handing the reins to quarterback Spencer Rattler, setting the stage for an electrifying offense. While depth at running back is a concern, all-purpose dynamo Dakereon Joyner is ready to pick up the slack. And keep an eye on Juice Wells and Arkansas transfer Trey Knox; these guys are set to light up the receiving game. The offensive line is a question mark, especially with Jaylen Nichols sidelined, but don't underestimate this team's grit. On defense, Clayton White is zeroing in on improving run defense, and while the secondary has big shoes to fill with the departure of Cam Smith, the Gamecocks have the talent to rise to the challenge. And let's not forget the special teams, which could be the x-factor in tight contests. So, put on your garnet and black, and get ready for a season that could see South Carolina soar in the SEC!
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Badger fans, brace yourselves for a season of transformation and excitement! With Luke Fickell taking the reins in Madison, Wisconsin is entering a new era, and it's one that promises to be thrilling. The Badgers are set to showcase one of the Big Ten's most formidable defenses, thanks to eight returning starters. But hold onto your cheeseheads, because the offense is where the real shake-up is happening. Phil Longo is bringing in a version of the Air Raid attack, a departure from the Badgers' traditional ground-and-pound style. Don't worry, with Braelon Allen anchoring the backfield, the running game is still in good hands. But get ready for some aerial fireworks as SMU transfer Tanner Mordecai and a revamped receiving corps aim to ignite the passing game. With home-field advantage against Iowa and Ohio State, and avoiding Michigan and Penn State in crossover play, the Badgers are well-positioned for a run at Big Ten glory. So, don your red and white and get ready to jump around, because Wisconsin football is about to get wild!
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The list of teams who have never even seen a title game is almost a who's who. While the Frogs got mauled that they were there is the story.
But judge this team by their history, not last year. Too much is gone for even a thought of another run, but this will still be the usual big play Frogs and will still be in the talk for a title in the revamped Big 12.
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Beaver Nation, it's time to build a dam around the Pac-12 because Oregon State is surging into 2023 with momentum! After a stellar 10-3 season that included a rivalry win over Oregon and a Las Vegas Bowl victory, Coach Jonathan Smith is aiming even higher. The passing game is getting a major boost with the arrival of former Clemson starter DJ Uiagalelei. Pair that with rising star Damien Martinez in the backfield, and you've got an offense that's ready to explode. Plus, the offensive line is shaping up to be one of the best in the nation. On the defensive side, Coordinator Trent Bray has worked wonders, slashing the points allowed in Pac-12 play from 28.2 to just 20 per game last year. While the loss of linebacker Omar Speights to LSU and a reshuffling in the secondary are challenges, the Beavers have the talent to rise to the occasion. So, put on your orange and black and get ready for a season that could see Oregon State challenge for the Pac-12 title!
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Wildcat faithful, gear up for a season that could see Kansas State clawing its way to the top of the Big 12! While the team has some big shoes to fill with the departure of running back Deuce Vaughn and several key defensive backs, Coach Chris Klieman has a plan. Keep your eyes on rising star quarterback Will Howard, who's set to light up the scoreboard. Anchored by preseason All-American Cooper Beebe, the offensive line is looking like one of the best in the nation. On defense, the Wildcats have some work to do, especially in replacing the sack production of Felix Anudike-Uzomah. But if anyone can rebuild a depleted secondary and keep the edge pressure high, it's K-State. So, put on your purple and white and get ready to roar, because Kansas State is on the hunt for Big 12 glory in 2023!
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Wildcat fans, get ready to scratch and claw your way through an electrifying 2023 season! After a 7-6 finish last year, Coach Mark Stoops is pulling out all the stops to revamp the offense. Welcome back, former play-caller Liam Coen, and say hello to transfer quarterback Devin Leary from NC State. Leary will be slinging the ball to an elite receiving trio featuring Tayvion Robinson, Barion Brown, and Dane Key. Plus, the offensive line is poised for a comeback, thanks to some key transfers. On the defensive side, Kentucky was a fortress last year, limiting opponents to just 19.2 points per game. While the loss of lineman Justin Rogers is a blow, the linebacker unit is shaping up to be one of the SEC's best. So, don your blue and white and get ready to cheer, because Kentucky is on the prowl for a standout season in 2023!
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Tiger Nation, it's time to rally the troops because Clemson is roaring into 2023 with something to prove! While Florida State may be stealing some preseason spotlight in the ACC, don't count out Dabo Swinney's squad. The Tigers are armed with a defense that's expected to be one of the nation's elite units. On the offensive side, new coordinator Garrett Riley is set to shake things up, and all eyes are on quarterback Cade Klubnik. In his first full year as the starter, Klubnik is primed for a breakout season, but the Tigers need to bolster the offensive line and receiving corps to unleash his full potential. Running back Will Shipley returns as one of the ACC's top playmakers, adding another layer of excitement to the offense. With a regular-season showdown against Florida State on the horizon, and a potential second meeting in the division-less ACC, the stakes are high. So, put on your orange and purple, and get ready for a season that could see Clemson reclaim its throne in the ACC!
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Bulldog fans, get ready for a new era of Mississippi State football! With new coach Zach Arnett at the helm, the Bulldogs are shaking things up, starting with the hiring of Kevin Barbay as the new play-caller. While the Air Raid may be taking a backseat, don't worry—the offense is still centered around quarterback Will Rogers. Expect a more balanced attack that's sure to keep opponents guessing. On the defensive side, Matt Brock takes over the signal-calling duties, but the core philosophy remains the same. Last year's unit held teams to a respectable 23.1 points per game, and with leaders like Jett Johnson and Nathaniel Watson, the linebacker corps is set to be one of the SEC's finest. So, maroon and white faithful, gear up for a season that promises excitement, innovation, and a whole lot of Bulldog grit!
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Duck fans, get ready to spread your wings because Oregon is soaring into the 2023 season with sky-high ambitions! After narrowly missing the Pac-12 Championship last year, Coach Dan Lanning and the Ducks are back with a vengeance. Quarterback Bo Nix is at the helm of an offense that averaged an impressive 38.8 points per game in 2022. With a supporting cast that's the envy of the conference, the Ducks are set to light up the scoreboard. The only question mark? A reshuffled offensive line with four new starters, but give them time, and they'll find their groove. On the defensive side, Oregon is bringing back seven starters, although the absence of linebacker Noah Sewell and cornerback Christian Gonzalez will be felt. Nonetheless, the Ducks are primed for a stellar season, and a trip to the Pac-12 Championship is well within reach. So, put on your green and yellow and get ready to quack, because Oregon is flying high in 2023!
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Longhorn Nation, saddle up because Texas is poised for a season that could redefine Big 12 football! Under Coach Steve Sarkisian, the Longhorns are looking like the team to beat. Quarterback Quinn Ewers fended off competition to secure the starting role and has an arsenal of weapons at his disposal, including All-American Xavier Worthy and rising star tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders. Plus, with all five starters returning on the offensive line, the Longhorns are set to dominate. On the defensive side, Texas has made significant strides, slashing their average points allowed per game from 31.1 to a mere 21.6. While the departure of linebacker DeMarvion Overshown is a loss, the defense still boasts six returning starters, positioning them as one of the Big 12's top units. So, get your horns up and your burnt orange ready, because the Longhorns are charging into 2023 with their eyes set on double-digit wins and Big 12 glory!
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Fighting Irish fans, brace yourselves for a season that could catapult Notre Dame back into the College Football Playoff conversation! After a respectable 9-4 debut season under Coach Marcus Freeman, the Irish are hungry for more. Wake Forest transfer Sam Hartman is set to supercharge the quarterback position, and with offensive linemen Joe Alt and Blake Fisher leading the charge, the offense is in good hands. Audric Estime is the powerhouse in a deep running back roster, but there are questions to answer in the receiving corps and at tight end, especially after Michael Mayer's NFL departure. New play-caller Gerard Parker has his work cut out for him, but the potential is sky-high. On defense, Freeman's squad is rock-solid, particularly at linebacker and in the secondary, although the absence of Isaiah Foskey on the line will be felt. The season's fate could hinge on three pivotal matchups—home games against USC and Ohio State, and a road clash with Clemson. So, mark those dates and get ready to cheer, because Notre Dame is on a mission to make 2023 a year to remember!
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Nittany Nation, it's time to roar because Penn State is on the prowl and ready to shake up the Big Ten East! While the division's top spots are hotly contested by Michigan and Ohio State, don't count out Coach James Franklin's squad. Quarterback Drew Allar is the rising star set to take the passing game to new heights, following steady performances from Sean Clifford. The backfield is in good hands with the dynamic duo of Nicholas Singleton and Kaytron Allen, and the offensive line is looking promising, especially with future first-round pick Olu Fashanu holding down the fort. The receiving corps has some big shoes to fill, but Kent State transfer Dante Cephas could be the answer. On the defensive side, Penn State is a fortress. Even with the departures of Joey Porter Jr and Ji'Ayir Brown, the defense is expected to rank among the Big Ten's best. Keep an eye on linebacker Abdul Carter and defensive ends Adisa Isaac and Chop Robinson—they're the linchpins for coordinator Manny Diaz. So, gear up, Penn State fans, because 2023 is shaping up to be a season you won't want to miss!
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Ute fans, get ready for a season that could etch Utah's name in the history books with a third consecutive Pac-12 title! All eyes are on quarterback Cameron Rising as he battles back from a torn ACL suffered in the Rose Bowl. If he returns to form, the sky's the limit for the Utes. The ground game is already looking solid, thanks to a seasoned offensive line and rising star Ja'Quinden Jackson, who's set to dominate as the No. 1 running back. The passing game gets a major lift with the return of tight end Brant Kuithe, who missed most of last season. On the defensive side, Utah is a force to be reckoned with, although filling the shoes of cornerback Clark Phillips will be a challenge. The schedule is no cakewalk, featuring non-conference clashes against Florida and Baylor, as well as tough road games against Oregon State, USC, and Washington. But if any team can navigate this gauntlet, it's the Utah Utes. So mark those calendars and prep those tailgates, because 2023 is shaping up to be a year to remember!
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Aggie Nation, it's time for redemption! After a rollercoaster 2022 season that saw Texas A&M fall short of expectations, the Aggies are back with a vengeance. The arrival of former Arkansas head coach Bobby Petrino as the new offensive play-caller could be the game-changer the team needs. With rising star quarterback Conner Weigman and a receiving trio featuring Ainias Smith, Evan Stewart, and Moose Muhammad III, the Aggies' offense is set to explode. And let's not forget five-star freshman Rueben Owens, who's stepping in to fill the shoes of Devon Achane at running back. The offensive line is on notice, and improvements are expected after a shaky '22 season. On the defensive side, the Aggies are young but hungry. Despite struggling against the run last year, they still managed to limit opponents to just 21.2 points per game. With another year of experience under their belts, this youthful defense is poised to mature into a formidable unit. So, gear up, Aggie fans, because 2023 could be the year Texas A&M storms back into the top 25!
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Beat SD State 56-28
Trojan fans, the stage is set for a season that could redefine USC football! In Coach Lincoln Riley's second year at the helm, the Trojans are eyeing nothing less than a College Football Playoff berth. While the offense is a scoring juggernaut led by quarterback Caleb Williams and a cadre of elite skill players, the real game-changer could be the defense. Riley has retained Alex Grinch as the defensive coordinator, and the unit is buzzing with new energy thanks to a slew of high-profile transfers. Keep your eyes on defensive linemen Bear Alexander and Anthony Lucas, linebacker Mason Cobb, and cornerback Christian Roland-Wallace—they're the new kids on the block set to revamp the defense. So, while the offense in Los Angeles is already a spectacle, the key to a Pac-12 title and beyond lies in the Trojans' ability to level up their defense. Get ready for a rollercoaster of a season, because USC is all in for the win!
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Husky Nation, get ready to unleash the roar because Washington is primed for a season that could very well end in Pac-12 glory! Under the guidance of Coach Kalen DeBoer, the Huskies are a scoring machine, averaging a whopping 39.7 points per game last season. With quarterback Michael Penix Jr. back in action and receivers Rome Odunze and Jalen McMillan lighting up the field, the offense is set to sizzle. The only hiccup? A reshuffled offensive line with three new starters, but don't count them out just yet. On the defensive end, the Huskies are tightening their grip. While pass defense was a concern last year, the addition of Oklahoma State transfer Jabbar Muhammad is expected to fortify the secondary. And let's not forget the formidable front, featuring edge rushers Bralen Trice and Zion Tupuola-Fetui, along with linebacker Edefuan Uolofoshio. With key matchups against Oregon and Utah set in Seattle, the Huskies have a golden opportunity to clinch a spot in the Pac-12 title game. So, mark your calendars and get your game faces on, because Washington is ready to make some noise!
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Seminoles fans, the wait is over! Florida State is back in the spotlight and ready to challenge Clemson for ACC supremacy, with eyes set on a College Football Playoff berth. Under Coach Mike Norvell's transformative leadership since 2020, the team has evolved into a powerhouse. Quarterback Jordan Travis is set to dazzle, flanked by running back Trey Benson and a stellar receiving corps featuring Keon Coleman and Johnny Wilson. Don't overlook Jaheim Bell, who's ready to make waves at tight end. The offensive line, once a concern, has now become a strength, making the '23 squad Norvell's best yet. On defense, the Seminoles are tightening the screws. While there's room for improvement against the run, last year's stats speak volumes—they held opponents to just 20.6 points per game. With first-team Athlon Sports All-American Jared Verse leading the charge and Virginia transfer Fentrell Cypress II bolstering the secondary, the 'Noles are a force to be reckoned with. So gear up, FSU fans, because this season is going to be a wild ride!
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Tiger fans, get ready to roar because LSU is on the prowl for another SEC division title! The competition is fierce with Alabama, but the Bayou Bengals have what it takes to make this season unforgettable. Under Coach Brian Kelly, quarterback Jayden Daniels is set to shine brighter in his second year, and the offensive line is ready to redeem itself after last year's struggles. With Malik Nabers and Mason Taylor leading the charge, LSU boasts one of the SEC's most formidable receiving units. On defense, get ready for a wall of steel. Maason Smith is back from injury, and linebacker Harold Perkins is set to unleash chaos in his sophomore year. While the secondary is in the midst of a revamp, key transfers are expected to solidify the back end. So, circle that date when LSU takes on Alabama in Tuscaloosa, because that's when we'll see if the Tigers have the perfect blend of talent and tenacity to reign supreme. Geaux Tigers!
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Crimson Tide fans, brace yourselves for a season that's set to be a rollercoaster of thrills and chills! Alabama is neck-and-neck with LSU for the top spot in the SEC West, and with the showdown set in Tuscaloosa, the odds are tipping in favor of the Tide. But don't expect Coach Nick Saban's squad to have it easy. The quarterback scene is heating up with the arrival of Notre Dame transfer Tyler Buchner, who will be competing with Jalen Milroe and Ty Simpson for the starting spot. While the offense finds its groove under new play-caller Tommy Rees, look for a powerhouse performance from the running backs and a rock-solid line led by preseason All-American JC Latham. On the defensive side, Kevin Steele takes over the play-calling duties and has the task of filling the void left by linebacker Will Anderson and key secondary players. The question isn't whether Alabama has the talent—it's how quickly can they mesh it all together for another run at the SEC title. So gear up, Tide Nation, because this season is going to be one for the books!
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Get ready for a college football season like no other, as Michigan Wolverines set the stage for a Big Ten showdown! Under the strategic helm of Coach Jim Harbaugh, the team is a force to be reckoned with, boasting talent that's off the charts. With J.J. McCarthy commanding the offense and a dynamic running back duo of Blake Corum and Donovan Edwards, expect nothing less than fireworks on the field. And let's not overlook the fresh talent from the transfer portal, fortifying an already stellar offensive line. On the defensive front, the Wolverines are equally formidable. With seven returning starters and rising stars like cornerback Will Johnson and lineman Mason Graham, the defense is poised to be a wall of steel. Mark your calendars, because the road to the Big Ten title is paved right through Ann Arbor!
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Vol Nation, get ready to turn up the volume because the Tennessee Volunteers are on a mission to shake up the SEC East! Fresh off their first double-digit win season since 2007, the Vols are eyeing the top spot, currently held by Georgia. While the departure of quarterback Hendon Hooker and star receivers Jalin Hyatt and Cedric Tillman might raise eyebrows, Coach Josh Heupel has a game plan. With either Joe Milton or Nico Iamaleava ready to take the reins, and new talents Bru McCoy and Squirrel White stepping in, the offense is set to sizzle. On the defensive end, Coordinator Tim Banks is steering the ship in the right direction, reducing the average points allowed per game from 29.1 to 22.8 last season. Yes, there are challenges ahead, like filling the shoes of Byron Young and Trevon Flowers, but this team has the grit and the talent to rise to the occasion. So, mark your calendars and prep your tailgates, because the Tennessee Volunteers are coming in hot this fall!
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Buckle up, Buckeye Nation, because Ohio State is revving its engines for a season that promises to be nothing short of spectacular! While the departure of quarterback C.J. Stroud and key linemen to the NFL might seem like a setback, Coach Ryan Day has got it all under control. The receiving unit, led by the sensational Marvin Harrison Jr., is arguably the best in the game, and the dynamic running back duo of TreVeyon Henderson and Miyan Williams is set to tear up the turf. Sure, the offensive line has some kinks to work out, but with Kyle McCord and Devin Brown vying for the quarterback spot, expect some serious competition and high-octane plays. And let's not forget the defense, which under the guidance of second-year coordinator Jim Knowles, is solid as a rock. With minimal concerns and some fresh faces from the transfer portal, the Buckeyes are more than ready to tackle any challenges that come their way. Get ready for a rollercoaster of a season, because Ohio State is on the fast track to glory!
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Hold onto your seats, college football fans, because the Georgia Bulldogs are gearing up to make history! As they aim for an unprecedented third consecutive national championship, the Bulldogs are the team to beat in 2023. Sure, they've lost some key players, but with a roster brimming with elite talent, who's worried? While Coordinator Todd Monken's absence will be felt, Mike Bobo is set to keep the offensive juggernaut rolling. Quarterback Carson Beck is stepping up to fill some big shoes, and with Brock Bowers—the nation's top tight end—by his side, expect some explosive plays. New transfers Dominic Lovett and RaRa Thomas add even more firepower to an already lethal receiving corps. On the defensive side, Coach Kirby Smart may have bid farewell to some stars, but the Bulldogs are far from depleted. Watch out for the next wave of defensive dynamos like Mykel Williams, Malaki Starks, and linebackers Jamon Dumas-Johnson and Smael Mondon. So, get ready for a season of jaw-dropping plays and heart-stopping moments, because the Georgia Bulldogs are on a mission!
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