College Football’s Bottom 10 Countdown Continues Amid Thanksgiving Spirit

BRISTOL, Conn. — As college football teams grapple with their performances, ESPN‘s Bottom 10 rankings provides a lighthearted take on the season’s worst teams in the run-up to Thanksgiving. The rankings highlight the humorous side of sports, blending food metaphors with college rivalries.

This week, the University of Massachusetts Minutemen secured their spot as the nation’s only winless team after losing 45-14 to Bowling Green during an afternoon matchup. Despite their struggles, they are able to enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner away from the field, unlike other teams that are facing endings to hopeful seasons.

Georgia Southern also made headlines by paying $1.9 million for a game against Georgia, only to be defeated 35-3. Meanwhile, the Georgia State Panthers extended their losing streak to eight with a road loss to Troy, ending their season against Old Dominion, which is not to be confused with the trucking company.

The rankings take on a nostalgic tone when considering the impact of Rivalry Week. The Oklahoma State Cowboys could redeem their season with a significant win over Iowa State, further emphasizing the unpredictability of college football.

In a twist of comedic irony, the Oregon State Beavers have had a rocky season, winning and losing in alternating weeks. Their recent loss to the previously winless Bearkats serves as a reminder of how wide the gap can be in college football competitions.

Amid all the humor, many alumni and fans still hold onto hope that the impending Rivalry Week could bring unexpected victories and set the stage for a surprisingly memorable ending to the season.