JetBlackPanda
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I'm just sitting here as a BYU fan watching our best season in my lifetime be rewarded with a ND decline to the pop tarts bowl.
Those stats actually make Bama look better. Georgia dominated them from start to finish. Bama only had 100 yards total at the end of the 3rd, and they only scored on a fluke tipped ball and two pass interference penalties. They didn't do anything the entire game other than that drive.I just dont feel these stats the day before the selections warrant getting a 3 loss team into the CFP
Again I didn't watch the game but these paint a pretty ugly picture
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I feel you should get penalized for getting cooked even in a conference title gameThose stats actually make Bama look better. Georgia dominated them from start to finish. Bama only had 100 yards total at the end of the 3rd, and they only scored on a fluke tipped ball and two pass interference penalties. They didn't do anything the entire game other than that drive.
I also don't get this idea that you shouldn't punish someone for losing the CCG. It literally happens every year. Go look back at the rankings for every CCG loser for the past 20 years and they ALL drop. Hell, Georgia went from #1 to out of the playoffs because of a 3 point SEC CCG loss. SMU and Texas dropped last year. This entire thing was 100% calculated by the committee. If Virginia wins that game last night they'd have their ACC team and would have dropped Bama between Miami and ND to get ND in. Duke winning is why Alabama didn't drop and Miami got in because of the head to head with ND.
I think the playoff system is stupid anyway. It's a shitshow that devalues the season for the biggest conferences just so they can toss in a few feel goods that have zero business being in the playoff in the first place. Alabama should absolutely be out, but so should have half the bracket. We have two cupcake matchups, a rematch in the first round, and an inevitable rematch in the second round. It's all trash, and I hate it so much I hope Georgia and Alabama run the table so that the entire country is subjected to take three of Georgia/Alabama in the dumbest NCG in CFB history.
Not putting ND in seems like a mistake. I would also take Bama out. Miami doesn't travel or fill up their own stadium so I know they want them out quickly. Overall the selection committee continues to confirm they are morons.
Disagree. ND was 1-2 vs ranked teams; they played nobody. While Bama's loss was embarrassing, they had a better resume.
This fucking shit better be rage bait. If not, I hope all P4 teams stop scheduling.
This shit better be fake.
I feel you should get penalized for getting cooked even in a conference title game
If this would have finished as a 3 point game then fine
And I personally hate this whole strength of schedule argument as well arguing over what are somewhat arbitrary numbers anyhow
Yikes.... at this. So many questions with this..
Sources: University of Utah nearing landmark private equity deal expected to generate $500 million
https://sports.yahoo.com/college-fo...pected-to-generate-500-million-150236377.html
Sounds like they going to officially be a business like entity and not a university football team.
Are universities exempt from taxes? Maybe that will make it a money making venture, no taxes.
A tax free football venture then.Utah is a state public school and traditionally tax payer funds go to help pay for things.
It already is. You see an NFL game now, and it's "Steve Stevenson, Auburn." when the players are introduced. In a year it's gonna be "John Johnson, Auburn, Oregon, Michigan, and Ohio State."Man CFB has like 5 years before it is completely ruined with all of the money being thrown around. All public funds need to be pulled from these universities paying athletes millions to pay a fucking game.
Even before NIL the majority of pro athletes came from the same schools in about every sportIt already is. You see an NFL game now, and it's "Steve Stevenson, Auburn." when the players are introduced. In a year it's gonna be "John Johnson, Auburn, Oregon, Michigan, and Ohio State."
I hate it. That's not what college athletics are supposed to be about. (I *do* think they should be allowed a stipend or get paid on some level, though ...)
Even before NIL the majority of pro athletes came from the same schools in about every sport
Coming from someone who was a College athlete back in the 1980s I can assure you even back then athletes were getting paid
Many got improper benefits but nothing like today obviouslyOnly the Good ones.
Many got improper benefits but nothing like today obviously
Personally I don't have a problem with it and honestly its the only reason IU turned things around
Yeah, I kind of wanted to get your take on all of this, seeing as how you were a part of the system in the past.Even before NIL the majority of pro athletes came from the same schools in about every sport
Coming from someone who was a College athlete back in the 1980s I can assure you even back then athletes were getting paid
The main schools still had the better coaching staffs and at a time before the internet those schools got more coverage and better chances to display your skills for possible professional teamsYeah, I kind of wanted to get your take on all of this, seeing as how you were a part of the system in the past.
And I just meant people would go to college because they had an affinity for the college or university, "I'm from Auburn." but now with the transfer portal and payment system, they're from Auburn -- and Georgia, and Ohio State, and Michigan ... etc."
Because it was so easy for kids to receive improper benefits even without the athletes knowledgeWell ya because the NCAA at one point was restricting how much Cereal you could serve an athlete. Their rules in some areas were extremely draconian. Now they are like "Everyone can gamble" just not on their own game. Athletics lifted a lot of people out of poverty. The cruelty is when you are no longer useful they let you fall back in. No resources to turn your life around, your family, to sustain and maintain wealth. I would require all college athletes take a course in money management or something similar to at least give them some help.
no issue with people making money from something they are better at than others. The schools have made billions off of their free labor. I would probably set up a player trust though so that they get some money in school and some when they leave.
IU was great to me and for me so I give back every year and admittedly have given more the last 2 years than ever beforeI don't really care if the athletes get paid or not, I just don't want tuition money bleeding into any of this. I don't see how it doesn't when in a few years most of these big donors realize that flushing millions to acquire players with no contract is a dumbass use of their money.
Funny enough I never attend baseball games only basketball and football
I attend several MLB games every year because its free having the Gold Card but even then, most games can be quite boring to watch until it gets close to playoff timeBaseball is kinda boring to watch. It is good to admit that.
Funny enough my wife is a bigger baseball fan than I am and maybe not a bigger baseball nerd in the world than her
She was my physical therapist assistant and long since admitted she knew who I was when I walked inShe married Baseball you just played it.
I hope she still gives you plenty of physical therapy.She was my physical therapist assistant and long since admitted she knew who I was when I walked in
Fired for cause earlier today and now arrested. WOW.
This story is going to get wild. Rumors are abound on social media about age of the "staffer", to other details. It will be interesting to see what is true.![]()
Holy shit if this is true.
Amazing how many men throw it all away over some ass
ND being in or out of a conference isn't the bigger issue here with this CFPI am a Michigan Alum. Notre dame needs to join the B1G. But B1G needs to be 24 teams in 3 conferences of 8 or4 conferences of 6.
Winner of conference is automatically in the CFP.
SEC needs to do the same, btw. So does Big 12.