Wow, just imagine how pissed everyone would be. Everyone except the sunshine pumpers.

AustinTXAg02 said:

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Florida is 2-3 overall (1-1 SEC) with losses to stronger teams, showing inconsistencies on both sides of the ball. A&M's home advantage and superior offense should dominate; they've won their last three home games by double digits.

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Stopped reading here, as the facts were as right as a Karoline Leavitt press conference.

We go 10-2, make the playoffs as a 5 seed with a home game vs Tulane. We win that, and lose the the quarter finals against #1 Ohio State.

And this is Grok's prediction for North Texas:

North Texas Mean Green 2025 Remaining Football Schedule Predictions
North Texas is currently undefeated at 6-0 overall (3-0 in CUSA play) and receiving votes in the AP Top 25 after a stunning upset road win at Florida Atlantic last weekend.
They've shown explosive offensive performance, led by quarterback Chandler Morris, who has thrown for over 1,500 yards and 15 touchdowns in the first six games, paired with a opportunistic defense that's forced 12 turnovers while holding opponents to under 20 points per game on average.
Below, I've analyzed each remaining game based on current team records, home/away factors, and recent trends. Predictions include expected winner, a projected score for context, and key reasoning. Overall, I project North Texas to go 7-0 in these games, finishing the regular season 13-0 and claiming the CUSA Championship Game (projected vs. Liberty), fueled by their breakout momentum, speed edge in a rebuild-heavy conference, and favorable late-season matchups against inconsistent foes.


Date
Opponent
Location
Prediction
Projected Score
ReasoningSat, Oct 11
Tulane Green Wave
Yulman Stadium (Away)
North Texas win
28-24
Tulane is 3-3 overall (1-2 CUSA) with quarterback injuries hampering their passing game and a porous run defense allowing 180+ yards per contest. North Texas's road resilience (wins at WMU and Army) and Morris's efficiency against similar spread offenses should secure a gritty upset in a high-scoring affair.
Sat, Oct 25
Liberty Flames
DATCU Stadium (Home)
North Texas win
31-27
Liberty sits at 5-1 (3-0 CUSA) and ranked No. 23, boasting a dominant ground attack averaging 250 yards per game under new coach Jamey Chadwell. This is North Texas's biggest test, but home-field energy at DATCU (3-0 so far) and their turnover-forcing defense tip the scales in a nail-biter, mirroring their OT thriller at Army.
Sat, Nov 1
Kennesaw State Owls
Fifth Third Stadium (Away)
North Texas win
35-14
Kennesaw State is 2-4 (1-2 CUSA) in their second FBS season, struggling with transition penalties and a leaky secondary after a 28-point loss last week. North Texas's offensive firepower exploits mismatches; another road win like their FAU domination feels inevitable.
Sat, Nov 8
Texas State Bobcats
DATCU Stadium (Home)
North Texas win
42-17
Texas State is 4-2 (2-1 CUSA) but has cooled off with two straight losses, including a blowout to a Power 4 foe, exposing offensive line woes. North Texas averages 38 points at home and should roll, resting starters late as in their WSU rout.
Sat, Nov 15
UTSA Roadrunners
Alamodome (Away)
North Texas win
30-20
UTSA is 3-3 (2-1 CUSA) with a solid defense but scoring droughts in road games (under 15 points in two losses). North Texas's balanced attack and special teams edge (blocked kicks in three wins) overcome the Alamo City environment for a statement victory.
Sat, Nov 22
Rice Owls
Rice Stadium (Away)
North Texas win
38-21
Rice is 1-5 (0-3 CUSA) mired in a rebuild, allowing 35+ points per game amid coaching turnover rumors. North Texas's momentum from a potential 11-0 mark carries them to an easy road tune-up, similar to their South Alabama demolition.
Sat, Nov 29
Temple Owls
DATCU Stadium (Home)
North Texas win
45-10
Temple is 2-4 (1-2 CUSA) with blowout defeats and a turnover-prone offense (10 lost fumbles). This finale is a mismatch; North Texas clinches the division outright in a blowout, prepping for the CUSA title game with backups playing the fourth quarter.

Based on this prediction, apply this logic to your predicted playoff bracket and how does North Texas perform in the playoffs?
Predicted 2025 College Football Playoff Bracket
Based on my earlier prediction that North Texas finishes the regular season 13-0 (including winning the CUSA Championship Game against Liberty), I've adjusted current mid-season projections to create a full 12-team playoff bracket. I applied similar logic as before: evaluating team form, rankings, talent depth, home/away/neutral factors, and historical trends in high-stakes games. For example, breakout G5 teams like North Texas get an underdog momentum edge with explosive offenses; higher-seeded Power 4 squads (e.g., Ohio State) handle mismatches but falter against speed; and CUSA depth allows North Texas to enter fresh as the highest-ranked Group of 5 champion.
Current projections favor Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, and Miami as top seeds, but with North Texas's perfect run vaulting them to the No. 12 seed (G5 auto-bid), it shakes up at-large spotsdisplacing teams like Boise State (projected 9-3 finish). Other adjustments: Ohio State claims the Big Ten (edging Oregon in the title), Texas takes the SEC, Miami goes undefeated in the ACC, and Texas Tech wins the Big 12.
The bracket follows the official 12-team format: Top 4 seeds (conference champs) get first-round byes; first-round games at campus sites of seeds 5-8; quarterfinals at neutral bowl sites (Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton); semifinals at Fiesta/Peach; championship at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.
I've predicted outcomes for each round, with North Texas pulling off Cinderella upsets all the way due to their undefeated streak, Morris's dual-threat magic (projected 4,500+ total yards), and defensive chaosprojecting them to thrive in chaos against overconfident elites while exploiting turnovers in close games.


Round
Matchup
Location
Prediction
Projected Score
ReasoningFirst Round (Dec. 19-20, 2025; Campus sites)
No. 5 Penn State (10-2, Big Ten at-large) vs. No. 12 North Texas (14-0, CUSA champ)
Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA
North Texas win
31-28
Penn State's stout defense meets its match in North Texas's speed and gadget plays; road underdog magic echoes UNT's Army/FAU upsets, with a late Morris scramble sealing it amid Nittany Lions' turnover woes in projections.

No. 8 Notre Dame (10-2, at-large) vs. No. 9 Alabama (9-3, SEC at-large)
Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend, IN
Alabama win
27-24
Alabama's SEC grit and QB depth edge a sloppy Irish squad; Bama's experience in hostile environments prevails, per trends where they bounce back from mid-season slumps.

No. 7 Oklahoma (9-3, at-large) vs. No. 10 Georgia (10-2, SEC at-large)
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK
Oklahoma win
34-27
Home cooking and Sooners' balanced attack overpower Georgia's run-heavy but predictable offense; similar to North Texas's projected Tulane road win.

No. 6 Ole Miss (11-1, at-large) vs. No. 11 Boise State (10-2, at-large)
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS
Ole Miss win
38-24
Ole Miss's air raid exploits Boise's secondary vulnerabilities; home dominance aligns with their top-10 offense projections.
Quarterfinals (Dec. 31, 2025 - Jan. 1, 2026; Neutral bowls)
No. 1 Ohio State (13-0, Big Ten champ, bye) vs. Alabama (advances from first round)
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
Ohio State win
35-21
Buckeyes' elite talent and defensive front suffocate Alabama's rebuild; neutral site favors the top seed's form, like their current No. 1 ranking.

No. 2 Texas (12-1, SEC champ, bye) vs. Oklahoma (advances from first round)
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, LA
Texas win
31-24
Texas's home-state vibes in NOLA and superior lines wear down Oklahoma; Longhorns' momentum from SEC title mirrors North Texas's CUSA run.

No. 3 Miami (13-0, ACC champ, bye) vs. Ole Miss (advances from first round)
Orange Bowl, Miami Gardens, FL
Miami win
42-30
Hurricanes' speed thrives in a backyard brawl; shootout favors their undefeated projection over Ole Miss's road inconsistencies.

No. 4 Oregon (12-1, at-large, bye) vs. North Texas (advances from first round)
Cotton Bowl, Arlington, TX
North Texas win
34-31
Neutral-site thriller near Texas soil; North Texas's turnover edge and Morris's heroics upset Oregon's high-octane attack, applying Liberty/Tulane logic to exploit Ducks' occasional red-zone stalls.
Semifinals (Jan. 8-9, 2026; Neutral bowls)
No. 1 Ohio State (advances from quarters) vs. Texas (advances from quarters)
Fiesta Bowl, Glendale, AZ
Ohio State win
28-24
Buckeyes' physicality and clock control outlast Texas in a SEC-Big Ten clash; top seed's depth holds, per historical semifinal trends.

No. 3 Miami (advances from quarters) vs. No. 12 North Texas (advances from quarters)
Peach Bowl, Atlanta, GA
North Texas win
30-27
G5 magic continues; North Texas's defensive stands and special teams flips turn the tide on Miami's offense, echoing their road upsets with underdog fire in a neutral shootout.
National Championship (Jan. 19, 2026; Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL)
No. 1 Ohio State (advances from semis) vs. No. 12 North Texas (advances from semis)
Neutral
North Texas win
27-24
North Texas shocks the world with a perfect season capper, using speed and timely stops to edge Ohio State's power; Morris's clutch throws and a pick-six translate CUSA dominance to the biggest stage, per optimistic upset logic from their 14-0 tear.

North Texas's Playoff Performance Summary
North Texas enters as the No. 12 seed with the G5 auto-bid, riding a 14-0 record (including CUSA title). They advance through the first round (road upset at Penn State), quarters (thriller over Oregon), semis (narrow win vs. Miami), and claim the national title against Ohio Statetheir first major trophy ever. Overall projection: 4-0 in playoffs, national champions. This aligns with their current 6-0 start and projected explosiveness, but risks include facing Power 4 athleticism or fatigue from a 18-game odyssey.
If they stumble (e.g., against Miami's flair), they could bow out in the semis as a beloved Cinderella, but my logic banks on their turnover-forcing chaos and Morris's magic for the fairy-tale run.

OP, now tell us the prompt you used, including the "and with A&M winning every game" modifier

Can someone summarize all that garbage? I don't have the bandwidth to try and read it.

ChatGPT hates A&M. They forecast a 10-2 record.

Stupid AI.

"Texas A&M's opponents are committing suicide by the hundreds at the gates of Baghdad"

- Baghdad Bob

Have you all learned nothing?!?!

We will start 6-0 or 7-0 then somehow finish 8-4!

Accept it and embrace it like a warm blanket.

BTHO Florida!!!!

Now try ChatGpt using " A&M's chances now to go undefeated for the season?." Then ask "percentage to make the playoffs."
Definitely not as rosey but still possible. Got take it game at a time for sure.

We should win our next two games against Florida (home) and Arkansas (away) for a 7-0 start for the first time since 1994. The road game at Arkansas is a trap game because we will likely be double digit road favorites with the road game at LSU looming. Even if we beat Arkansas, we will probably be road underdogs at LSU because winning back-to-back SEC road games is rare. Also, we are 0-6 in Baton Rouge since joining the SEC, with 5 of those 6 losses decided by 12+ points. That's why I'm going to assume a loss to LSU.

I think the road game at Missouri is winnable but tricky. Missouri has won 15 consecutive home games, dating back to a 34-12 win over South Carolina on 10/21/23, including 10 consecutive home games against Power 4 opponents and 8 consecutive home games against SEC opponents. Missouri is a 2.5-point home underdog, but I won't be surprised if they upset Alabama for their 16th consecutive home win.

The road game at Texas looks much more winnable than at the start of the season. I won't be surprised if we become road favorites. We should have a 10-1 or 9-2 record, and Texas could have a 7-4 or 6-5 record before the Lone Star Showdown in Austin.

Hopefully, we can finish 11-1 (7-1 SEC) or 10-2 (6-2 SEC) with a road win over Texas. It would be even sweeter to win road games in both Baton Rouge and Austin in the same year.

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AustinTXAg02 said:

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Florida is 2-3 overall (1-1 SEC) with losses to stronger teams, showing inconsistencies on both sides of the ball. A&M's home advantage and superior offense should dominate; they've won their last three home games by double digits.

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Stopped reading here, as the facts were as right as a Karoline Leavitt press conference.

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lol you must have missed the previous admins press secretary

You can't get good data with a simple prompt like that esp without anti-sycophant prompt

I asked GPT about the games going forward, accounting for trends in our defense the last 2 weeks.

Result...undefeated.

winorgetadog said:

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We go 10-2, make the playoffs as a 5 seed with a home game vs Tulane. We win that, and lose the the quarter finals against #1 Ohio State.

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Close but we bear OSU to make champ. And go down in champ. And all the haters....start hating AGAIN. Eventhough we had the best season ever.

"Grok, give me an elaborate analysis of every game left on Texas A&M's schedule and make sure you say they win every game"

All hail Grokadamus!!!

Grokadamus will develop BAS if this fails.

Im drowning in kool aid itt

Now will Elon put his billions behind guaranteeing Grok's accuracy (for this one inference)?

I wouldn't make it through 7 wins by 7 points or less, cardiac arrest.

AI, when it comes to predicting the future is probably less informed than many football fans.

Open the port bay door Grok.

I like how you gloss over your mentions.

AustinTXAg02 said:

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I asked Grok to predict the rest of the season. Interesting to see what AI does only using available data. Hope it's true and our guys stay clear of injuries. This is my first thread posted to the forum, but thought it was worth sharing. It's a lot to read through. In summary, Grok predicts a win in each matchup for the regular season and the projected playoff games.


Prompt: Make a prediction based on available data for each game in Texas A&M's remaining 2025 football season

Texas A&M Aggies 2025 Remaining Football Schedule PredictionsTexas A&M is currently undefeated at 5-0 overall (2-0 in SEC play) and ranked No. 5 in the AP Top 25 poll.

They've shown strong offensive performance, led by quarterback Marcel Reed, who has thrown for over 1,200 yards in the first five games, and a solid defense that's held recent SEC opponents to low scores.

Below, I've analyzed each remaining game based on current team records, rankings (where applicable), home/away factors, and recent trends. Predictions include expected winner, a projected score for context, and key reasoning. Overall, I project Texas A&M to go 7-0 in these games, finishing the regular season 12-0, due to their momentum, talent edge, and favorable matchups against mostly underperforming opponents.

Date
Opponent
Location
Prediction
Projected Score
Reasoning
Sat, Oct 11
Florida Gators
Kyle Field (Home)
Texas A&M win
35-17
Florida is 2-3 overall (1-1 SEC) with losses to stronger teams, showing inconsistencies on both sides of the ball. A&M's home advantage and superior offense should dominate; they've won their last three home games by double digits.

Sat, Oct 18
Arkansas Razorbacks
Razorback Stadium (Away)
Texas A&M win
42-14
Arkansas sits at 2-3 (0-1 SEC), struggling with a coaching change mid-season and poor defensive stats. A&M has the edge in talent and depth; road games haven't fazed them, as seen in their win at Notre Dame.

Sat, Oct 25
LSU Tigers
Tiger Stadium (Away)
Texas A&M win
28-24
LSU is 4-1 (1-1 SEC) and ranked No. 11, with a strong home environment and balanced attack.

This is A&M's toughest test so far, but their higher ranking, undefeated streak, and Reed's passing efficiency give them a slight edge in a close contest.
Sat, Nov 8
Missouri Tigers
Faurot Field (Away)
Texas A&M win
31-27
Missouri is also 5-0 (1-0 SEC) and ranked No. 14, boasting a high-powered rushing attack averaging over 290 yards per game. Another challenging road game, but A&M's defense has improved against the run, and their overall talent should prevail in a shootout.

Sat, Nov 15
South Carolina Gamecocks
Kyle Field (Home)
Texas A&M win
38-20
South Carolina is 3-2 (1-2 SEC), with a decent defense but offensive struggles in conference play. A&M's home dominance and superior scoring (averaging 34.8 points per game) make this a comfortable win.

Sat, Nov 22
Samford Bulldogs
Kyle Field (Home)
Texas A&M win
52-7
Samford, an FCS team, is 0-6 with blowout losses, allowing nearly 40 points per game. This is a mismatch; A&M will rest starters early in a rout.

Fri, Nov 28
Texas Longhorns
Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Away)
Texas A&M win
35-28
Texas is 3-2 (0-1 SEC) and recently dropped from the rankings after an early loss to top-ranked Ohio State. The rivalry adds intensity, but A&M's momentum and better record position them for a hard-fought victory.

Prompt: Based on this prediction, apply this logic to your predicted playoff bracket and how does Texas A&M perform in the playoffs?

Predicted 2025 College Football Playoff Bracket Based on my earlier prediction that Texas A&M finishes the regular season 12-0 (including winning the SEC Championship Game against a projected opponent like Ole Miss or Alabama), I've adjusted current mid-season projections to create a full 12-team playoff bracket. I applied similar logic as before: evaluating team form, rankings, talent depth, home/away/neutral factors, and historical trends in high-stakes games. For example, undefeated teams like A&M get a momentum edge; higher-ranked squads (e.g., Ohio State) dominate lesser opponents; and SEC depth leads to tough but winnable matchups for top teams.Current projections show Ohio State, Miami, Oregon, and Ole Miss/Oklahoma as frequent top seeds, but with A&M going undefeated and claiming the SEC title, they vault to the No. 1 seed as the highest-ranked conference champion.

This displaces teams like Ole Miss (projected to finish 10-2 with losses in conference play). Other adjustments: Ohio State wins the Big Ten (over Oregon in the title game), Miami takes the ACC undefeated, Texas Tech emerges as Big 12 champ, and Memphis secures the Group of 5 auto-bid.The bracket follows the official 12-team format: Top 4 seeds (conference champs) get first-round byes; first-round games at campus sites of seeds 5-8; quarterfinals at neutral bowl sites (Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton); semifinals at Fiesta/Peach; championship at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.

I've predicted outcomes for each round, with A&M advancing all the way due to their undefeated streak, offensive firepower (led by QB Marcel Reed), and defensive improvementsprojecting them to win close games against elite foes while dominating mismatches.
Round
Matchup
Location
Prediction
Projected Score
Reasoning

First Round (Dec. 19-20, 2025; Campus sites)
No. 8 Indiana (10-2, Big Ten at-large) vs. No. 9 Alabama (10-2, SEC at-large)
Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN
Alabama win
31-24
Indiana's undefeated start fades against SEC speed; Alabama's experience and QB talent edge out in a road upset, per trends in projections where Bama often advances early.

No. 7 Oklahoma (10-2, SEC at-large) vs. No. 10 Georgia (9-3, SEC at-large)
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK
Oklahoma win
35-28
Oklahoma's home advantage and balanced attack overpower Georgia's injury-prone season; similar to A&M's projected wins over SEC rivals.

No. 6 Ole Miss (10-2, SEC at-large) vs. No. 11 Missouri (9-3, SEC at-large)
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS
Ole Miss win
42-21
Ole Miss's high-powered offense (top-5 nationally) exploits Missouri's defensive inconsistencies; home dominance mirrors A&M's Kyle Field edge.

No. 5 Oregon (11-1, Big Ten at-large) vs. No. 12 Memphis (11-2, American champ)
Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR
Oregon win
45-17
Oregon's speed and depth rout a solid but outmatched G5 team; blowout akin to A&M vs. Samford projection.

Quarterfinals (Dec. 31, 2025 - Jan. 1, 2026; Neutral bowls)
No. 1 Texas A&M (13-0, SEC champ, bye) vs. Alabama (advances from first round)
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
Texas A&M win
34-27
A&M's undefeated momentum and Reed's passing (projected 4,000+ yards) edge a rematch; neutral site favors the hotter team, per logic in A&M's projected LSU/Missouri wins.

No. 2 Ohio State (13-0, Big Ten champ, bye) vs. Oklahoma (advances from first round)
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, LA
Ohio State win
38-24
Ohio State's elite defense and talent depth overwhelm Oklahoma; Buckeyes' form mirrors their current No. 1 ranking.

No. 3 Miami (13-0, ACC champ, bye) vs. Ole Miss (advances from first round)
Orange Bowl, Miami Gardens, FL
Miami win
41-31
Miami's explosive offense shines in a near-home game; shootout win based on their undefeated projection and edge over SEC at-large teams.

No. 4 Texas Tech (11-2, Big 12 champ, bye) vs. Oregon (advances from first round)
Cotton Bowl, Arlington, TX
Oregon win
35-20
Oregon's superior ranking and experience dominate a weaker Big 12 champ; neutral site in Texas doesn't help Tech enough.

Semifinals (Jan. 8-9, 2026; Neutral bowls)
No. 1 Texas A&M (advances from quarters) vs. No. 4 Oregon (advances from quarters)
Fiesta Bowl, Glendale, AZ
Texas A&M win
31-28
Close battle, but A&M's SEC-toughened defense and Reed's clutch play prevail over Oregon's speed; undefeated streak continues in a neutral thriller, applying logic from road wins at LSU/Missouri.

No. 2 Ohio State (advances from quarters) vs. No. 3 Miami (advances from quarters)
Peach Bowl, Atlanta, GA
Ohio State win
34-24
Ohio State's physicality and depth outlast Miami's offense; Buckeyes' top ranking holds in a neutral semifinal.

National Championship (Jan. 19, 2026; Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL)
No. 1 Texas A&M (advances from semis) vs. No. 2 Ohio State (advances from semis)
Neutral
Texas A&M win
28-24
A&M caps a perfect season with a defensive stand and key offensive plays; their momentum from beating top SEC foes translates to edging the Buckeyes in a classic, per optimistic form-based logic.

Texas A&M's Playoff Performance SummaryTexas A&M enters as the No. 1 seed with a first-round bye, leveraging their 13-0 record (including SEC title). They advance through the quarters (beating Alabama in a revenge game), semis (narrow win over Oregon), and win the national title against Ohio Statetheir first since 1939. Overall projection: 3-0 in playoffs, national champions. This aligns with their current 5-0 start and projected dominance, but risks include injuries or upsets in neutral-site games against Big Ten powerhouses.

If they falter (e.g., against Oregon's offense), they could exit in the semis, but my logic favors their undefeated edge.

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Due to the excitement I experienced reading this AI slop, if this does not come to fruition I will preemptively declare war on the digital world! I can ignore the sunshine pumpers but I can't handle AI getting my hopes up.