College football 2026

[Honeyman]

HERE WE GO!!!

Hard to be confident about the Spartans with the world picking them towards the bottom of the conference. My goal is to see direction and hard-nosed Spartan football. I have grown to like the Fitzgerald choice, and hope and pray he can bring us back to respectability. My best case is 6-6 and a bowl game, though I believe this is probably a 4 or 5 win team. Virtually all transfers, I read and hear good things about the starters on both sides, but depth is a serious issue. Play smart, tough MSU football and build a program is the only real goal I am shooting for.

[Honeyman]

Best bet this weekend: Houston -20.5

[MegaHertz]

We'll fight for bragging rights on whichever of our teams has the less shitty record.

[Honeyman]

[Matt]

For State, I'm interested to see how Fitzgerald does with a different type of player. He really fell off at the end of his run at NW, to the point it almost seemed like the allegations (that he's been cleared of) were a convenient excuse to move on. I'll say that they have four sure wins, so 4-8 is the floor. If a lot of things break their way, you're looking at 7-5. I've always respected Fitzgerald as a player and as a coach.

I think Michigan has a floor of 8-4. If they beat Oklahoma in week 2, that floor ascends to 9-3. I think the discipline will be back, and the receiving corps is dramatically better than the past two seasons, and we have an experienced head coach, which might be worth a win or two on its own.

[Honeyman]

If there was any doubt what a fucking fool Dave Portnoy is......

[DefendTheDen]

Michigan State goes either 5 or 6 wins this season and make a bowl game I hope. Michigan 8 or 9 wins this season Underwood is going to have a great season stats-wise.

What a game between CU VS G-Tech the final minutes of the game where CU was down 6 march down the field for the game winning touchdown, GT gets to field goal range and was blocked 14-13 CU wins. Deion Sanders is on the hot seat in my opinion.