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Could Clemson beat this years Panthers?


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Cam Newton on an average at best Auburn team that didn’t have any strong NFL prospects at the time other than Fairley absolutely dominated the SEC/NCAA.

Even with his beat arm, Cam would avg 400 yards and 5 TDs on an NFL team vs a college team.

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Clemson couldn't even beat the Panthers backups. The difference in NFL talent vs a college team is massive. In some other sports it might be possible, but not football. A game against the starters would be a blowout of epic proportions. A game against the backups would be closer, but still a blowout.

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So this is a contest to see who can get the most poo?

all of us that got dumber by opening this thread and actually being dumb enough to reply are the problem with our society and why wastes of sperm are mega rich on social media and people who actually work make nothing.

i can’t believe I’m part of the problem today.

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1 hour ago, hepcat said:

Clemson couldn't even beat the Panthers backups. The difference in NFL talent vs a college team is massive. In some other sports it might be possible, but not football. A game against the starters would be a blowout of epic proportions. A game against the backups would be closer, but still a blowout.

It wouldn't be possible in any team sport. Closest I could think of maybe is the top 5 NBA draft prospects playing a terrible NBA team but the best 5 prospects would never be on the same college team.

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Let's start with the Bills, who Sherman would instill as a 28.5-point favorite against No. 1 Alabama in a game on a neutral field and under NFL rules. So yeah, it's not happening. Well, unless the recently cut Nathan Peterman was forced to play the entire game. Then the spread might only be 7.5. Sorry, Nate.

As for the Browns, they'd be favored by 35.5 points, or an additional touchdown. Remember what Baker was doing against college defenses last year? And now he's got NFL talent around him? Saban's vaunted defense wouldn't stand a chance.

As for the most lopsided spread, try the 49.5(!) points the Patriots would be favored by. That's nearly how much Alabama is favored by this week against the Citadel where you'd have to risk $750,000 to win $100 if you take the Crimson Tide on the money line.

So yeah, please stop with this argument. It doesn't matter if it's a historically great Alabama team or a particularly woeful NFL squad, the pro team is always better. And they would usually win BIG.

 

 

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2 hours ago, t96 said:

It wouldn't be possible in any team sport. Closest I could think of maybe is the top 5 NBA draft prospects playing a terrible NBA team but the best 5 prospects would never be on the same college team.

Basketball and maybe soccer were the only sports I thought would be possible for a collegiate team to beat a bad pro team 

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