I literally said I agree with you? Unfortunately the very biased espn/SEC Playoff committee didn't. It was corrupt. And I fear it will continue to be if we put ourselves in the same position. "leave no doubt." beat BYU. beat Miami.a team with ten straight wins vs a team that got wacked in its conference championship game
don't try that crap with me
Is this supposed to be a poem?Great for us
all the bedwetters are going to cry
I hate if for making the playoffs a joke
more James Madisons and the sec sixth or seventh team in the playoffs
Hey
Harvard or someone in the Ivy league might have a shot now
just depressing
no one with a brain thinks we got left out because of SOS or resume
James Madison in and us not in says corrupt and back room deals and nothing else
The dog was circumcised?Wait, how do you know your dog is Jewish?
This is essentially a death blow for the bowls. We may see the big ones still getting the playoff games at the end of the tournament, but the Pop Tart, Music City, etc., won’t survive this.All of the games should now be on campus until at least the semifinals.
Screw the bowls.
Had no idea dogs can be JewishI named mine after member of the Rat Pack. My first was Frankie Sinatra because he had blue eyes. Then Sammy Davis Jr. Not because he was black, but because he was Jewish.
No, Pate is 110% right about the CFP.
Both can be trueNo, Pate is 110% right about the CFP.
FYI the first Big Ten Championship game was 2011. But to your point, conference championship games are just barely younger than German ReunificationI don't understand the griping from CFB fans or ND fans. The most significant change is that teams like 2025 ND won't get fucked over anymore.
Though I'm not hearing coherent complaints from either party, as best I can tell, CFB fans consider the sport 'ruined' without conference championship games. They didn't exist when I was young, and the Big Ten didn't have their first until 2015.
I guess we're just gonna keep doing this thing where we cry about how every little change equals the death of everything good in this world.
This. The 2025 fiasco showed us that the committee cannot rank teams responsibly. ND was both (1) a top 5 team based on advanced stats and (2) ranked either the highest or second-highest 10-2 team in every poll/ranking other than the playoff ranking, where three other 10-2 teams got in. (Actually, Alabama was 10-3. In case anyone forgot.) A team like 2025 ND should never be left out of a 12 team playoff.I don't understand the griping from CFB fans or ND fans. The most significant change is that teams like 2025 ND won't get fucked over anymore.
Though I'm not hearing coherent complaints from either party, as best I can tell, CFB fans consider the sport 'ruined' without conference championship games. They didn't exist when I was young, and the Big Ten didn't have their first until 2015.
I guess we're just gonna keep doing this thing where we cry about how every little change equals the death of everything good in this world.
I don't understand the griping from CFB fans or ND fans. The most significant change is that teams like 2025 ND won't get fucked over anymore.
Though I'm not hearing coherent complaints from either party, as best I can tell, CFB fans consider the sport 'ruined' without conference championship games. They didn't exist when I was young, and the Big Ten didn't have their first until 2015.
I guess we're just gonna keep doing this thing where we cry about how every little change equals the death of everything good in this world.
Thank you. I still have a bad habit of relying on AI for basic info.FYI the first Big Ten Championship game was 2011. But to your point, conference championship games are just barely younger than German Reunification
They've prevented an Alabama team with a horrid resume, including a beat down at the hands of FSU in what wasn't their worst loss, from excluding a Top 3 ND team in terms of power rankings. And the committee had previously declared they were effectively going by power rakings, which is why undefeated FSU once got excluded.You have shifted the high stakes nature of CFB games from the good teams to the mediocre teams. Alabama - Georgia no longer matters for playoff contention. Florida - Tennessee does. To take it a step further, Tennessee - Florida actually always use to matter before the playoff was invented. It was only minimized in value, by you guessed it the playoff. So we had to make all the mediocre programs feel like they matter again so the money keeps flowing by tossing them a cookie that nobody asked for 20 years ago.
Why have we done all of this? For football reasons? No, well it’s because everyone (schools, television networks, coaches, players) needs more money.
You can believe 24 > 12 and still see how dumb the sport has become.
we are griping as fans of college footballI don't understand the griping from CFB fans or ND fans. The most significant change is that teams like 2025 ND won't get fucked over anymore.
Though I'm not hearing coherent complaints from either party, as best I can tell, CFB fans consider the sport 'ruined' without conference championship games. They didn't exist when I was young, and the Big Ten didn't have their first until 2015. (EDIT: 2011.)
I guess we're just gonna keep doing this thing where we cry about how every little change equals the death of everything good in this world.