Internet Outraged by College Football Rankings

In the latest college football rankings, Ohio State and Oregon have fallen to No. 2 and No. 1, respectively, while Texas is generating buzz about its resurgence in the SEC. The Longhorns, led by quarterback Quinn Ewers, are touted as a formidable contender with a strong offensive line and head coach Steve Sarkisian, who has a proven track record in the SEC. This has led to speculation that Texas is "back" in the competitive landscape of college football. However, skepticism remains regarding Ewers' performance, as he finished sixth in the Big Ten last season with a completion percentage of 59.9%. Critics argue that while he is effective at managing games, he must elevate his play to become a true difference-maker for the Longhorns. The debate continues over whether Texas can maintain its momentum in a challenging conference. Meanwhile, Ole Miss faces scrutiny as some analysts suggest the team may be more style than substance. The Rebels need to enhance their defensive strategy to disrupt opponents and create opportunities for their offense. The focus will be on their ability to generate pressure and force turnovers, which could be pivotal for their success this season. In contrast, the USC Trojans, despite being ranked in the Top 25, are viewed as overrated. Head coach Lincoln Riley's defensive choices have come under fire, particularly following the unsuccessful tenure of Alex Grinch. The hiring of D’Anton Lynn as the new defensive coordinator raises questions about the team's commitment to fundamental defensive play, leaving fans and analysts eager to see tangible improvements.