2010 NCAA/NFL Season Predictions

[Maize]

Michigan Wolverines - 7-5
- Wins over UConn, UMass, BGSU, Indiana, Michigan State, Illinois & Purdue
- Loss in bowl game, RichRod is fired. Les Miles is hired. Although I really would like Mike Leach or Greg Shiano.

Detroit Lions - 6-10
- Wins over St. Louis, Washington, Buffalo, Chicago (at home), Tampa Bay, Minnesota (at home)
- Pro-Bowl season for Calvin Johnson, DeAndre Levy is an alternate. Gunther retires at end of season.

 

[Fox1994]

You forgot the Penn State loss to Northwestern.
And Robert Morris? Wow, that's really lame.... You like the WORST teams lol

That's where he goes to school, dickface.

 

[Sportsbuck]

You forgot the Penn State loss to Northwestern.

Oh he didn't forget it.

 

[SuperKevin]

How about some awards predictions?

Heisman: Dion Lewis RB Pitt
I see him rushing for 1800+ and 15+ TDs while Pitt dominates the Big East. I feel they have a realistic shot at going into a bowl game undefeated with 1 or 2 losses at the very worst.

Davy O'Brien(QB): Jacory Harris QB Miami
Might not have the professional hype the other big names have but I feel he'll lead an incredibly efficient offense in Miami to a BCS bowl game

Doak Walker(RB): Dion Lewis RB Pitt
Same reasons as above

Biletnikoff(WR): Michael Floyd WR Notre Dame
My top WR in the country. Has great size and hands and amazing body control. Will put up the big numbers he was producing before the injury

Mackey(TE): Kyle Rudolph TE Notre Dame
By far the most dynamic pass catching TE in football after the mass exodus of junior TEs last year.

Outland(Interior line): DJ Fluker OT Alabama
Physically dominant OL who will pave the way for possibly the nation's best offense

More later

 

[NAHSTE]

Heisman- Terrell Pryor


O'Brien- Keenum or Kellen Moore


Walker- John Clay


Biletnikoff- AJ Green


Mackey- Rudolph or DJ Hernandez

 

[Fappin Raptor]

Eastern Michigan - At best a 3-9 record with wins against Army, Ball State, and Buffalo.

 

[jaxjaggywires]

Gators lose a couple conference games, but are able to make it into the SEC Champ game, due to sorry ass East division play. Give Alabama a run, but come up short.

I think young Brantley gets some Heisman love later on in the season. Doesn't win it, but gets in the discussion, and gets poised for a run at it next year, along with a title.

Jags...who knows. I'll say 8-8, the epitome of insignificance. Hope I'm wrong, but I'm probably not (If I am, it's probably gonna be on the worse side).

 

[Leftwich]

WVU Mountaineers

10-2; Co-Big East Champs

WVU's team is really going to mature and Noel Devine is going to be in the heisman talk all season. Geno Smith is going to come out flat to start the season at QB but is going to get a grip of things and turn it up late in the year. I see us only losing to LSU and a trap game to UConn. We'll beat Pitt probably in overtime and their only loss will be to UConn as well hence we'll split the Big East. Depending on the way things go we'll either go to the BCS Bowl or we'll go to the Gator Bowl.


Jacksonville Jaguars

9-7, 2nd Place in AFC East- Miss Playoffs

I think the teams new look on defense is going to help a lot. The offense is going to be inconsistent as usual but we'll make the best out of it and let our defense take over games. I picture a top 10 defense but an offense in the high teens or low 20's in the league. Maurice Jones Drew is going to show that Chris Johnson is not the only good runningback in the AFC South. Del Rio loses his job after the season too for missing the playoffs.

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NFL MVP: Brett Favre

Super Bowl Champs: Vikings over Chargers

Heisman: Jake Locker

National Champs: Boise State over Ohio State.

 

[Bmore]

Took Lefties format


Maryland Terps

4-8; Shit

Only upsides for this team will probably be Da'Rel Scott and Alex Wujciak and maybe some of our safties. Scott will end up a undrafted free agent. Wujciak will probably end up late 6th or 7th rounder.

Team will continue to plummet and less recruits will be willing to sign letters, until we get that fat fuck out of Maryland. But Friedgen will probably be allowed to coach the remainder of his contract through 2011, when he "intends" to retire. (thank god)

So Maryland won't climb back to the top of the ACC to at least 2013ish.


Baltimore Ravens

12-4, 1st Place in AFC North- AFC Champs (unless we play Indy...)

Depth... Outside of corner, Baltimore has one of the deepest rosters. So talent wise if Baltimore can stay healthy they can hang with all teams. Didn't downgrade at any position this past off-season and we lost in round 2 (Afc championship the year prior). This should be the year we boil over and take the division and hopefully the conference.

Also... this isn't looked at lots of times, but traveling is way cut down this year. As the farthest we have to travel is to Houston and Atlanta. The rest of our schedule resides in the North East/Atlantic Coast. Put with our week 8 bye, should benefit us a little.

layoffs:
Divisional - San Diego: 28 @ Baltimore: 31
Conference - Baltimore: 23 @ New York: 20



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NFL MVP- Chris Johnson

Superbowl- Baltimore: ? @ New Orleans: ?

Heisman- Mark Ingram

National Champs: Alabama over Ohio State.

 

[Nukleopatra]

Jay Cutler throws for 30 tds, leading Chicago to the playoffs. Mike Martz is then let go.

Cincinnati's passing game will once again fail to break 200 yards per game, leading the media and fanbase to blame TO for ruining the team chemistry - after all, it's not because Crapson Palmer is one of the top 5 worst starting QBs in the NFL.

Aaron Rodgers wins MVP.

Dallas wins the superbowl.

 

[Bear Pand]

Michigan Wolverines - 7-5
- Wins over UConn, UMass, BGSU, Indiana, Michigan State, Illinois & Purdue
- Loss in bowl game, RichRod is fired. Les Miles is hired. Although I really would like Mike Leach or Greg Shiano.

How about instead Purdue beats Michigan for the third straight time, puts one of the final nails in Rich Rod's coffin as you guys limp to 6-6 and make play some C-USA team in a bowl. Seems like a good outcome for both of us.

 

[inthecards21]

Packers versus Colts in Super Bowl, Colts lose for the second straight year, Aaron Rodgers MVP

Pittsburgh-10-6- 2 wins against cincy get them a playoff spot, Mendenhall has a very good year and ben comes back strong, mike wallace has a breakout year, jason worilds makes an impact on defense, lawrence timmons fails to produce and is replaced by sylvester or keyaron fox

Virginia Tech-Undefeated but lose to Bama in the National Championship, Darren Evans Ryan Williams and Tyrod Taylor will make the run game phenomenal

 

[Sportsbuck]

Davy O'Brien(QB): Jacory Harris QB Miami
Might not have the professional hype the other big names have but I feel he'll lead an incredibly efficient offense in Miami to a BCS bowl game

I just don't see him being efficient... 34 sacks and 17 picks last year and they are replacing a lot up front plus their top playmaker in Cooper is out. I think Kellen Moore is the runaway favorite for the O'Brien award.

 

[Fox1994]

Actually, I changed my mind, I'm gonna go with Nebraska to win the National Championship

lol.

:srs:

Not as much a reach as Northwestern, though

If Michigan's 6-6 and one of their wins is against UMass they won't be bowl eligible, but they'll totally be allowed to come to the Rose Bowl to watch my Northwestern 'Cats take out an overrated Pac-10 team :guitar:

lol. Ya. Northwestern will definitely beat an 'overrated' Pac-10 team. Who the hell do you think they're gonna play that they're gonna beat? They're not gonna win the Big Ten and they're not gonna beat any Pac-10 team.

When PSU or OSU plays in the Rose Bowl this year, they might have a chance. Northwestern? Fucking right. I guess Florida's gonna go 7-5 with a bowl game loss too, huh?

They might win eight games this year, maybe even nine, but they're not beating the perennial Big Ten powers - Ohio State and Penn State, and thereby won't be in the BCS. Fucking Rose Bowl. Get the fuck outta here. :smh:

 

[Sportsbuck]

I don't see Alabama defending their NC, possibly not even their SEC title either. I don't care who your coach is or who your recruiting, you don't lose that much defensively and not have a drop off. Plus, word out of Tuscaloosa is that Saban is more on edge than he has been before and the secondary is of great concern to all of the coaches.

 

[ram29jackson]

I'll keep it small

Penn State beats Iowa this year