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This is the nonsense that won manziel the heisman. They played two fcs teams and ran up the stats for the campaign. They played three teams with a pulse and Manziel did terribly against two of them.

Who was more likely to win a ship last year? The three loss team that got stomped in their last game and needed a miracle to beat a 7-loss opponent? Or the team on a 10 win streak, all by double digits, that was the last to beat national champion Indiana (also by double digits)? Since the only...

How many years of not even making the title game does it take before the conference develops a sense of reality?

Does the band director have the authority to bring back the Irish Guard height requirement? "Over 5 feet 6 inches tall in full uniform" doesn't quite have the same imposing feel to it.

Nope, it was founded in Pulaski, Tennessee ---just north of the Alabama border. Citation: Birth of the Ku Klux Klan | History | Research Starters | EBSCO Research

Compare to Minnesota, not Alaska.

Given the structural issues working against the SEC (no more cheating), I doubt that any SEC team makes the finals next year.

Man, you guys are a bunch of nancies. It's not even that cold in most of the country.

I'd guess finishing the wrap-around.

I'll agree to that

Well yeah. ND and Miami both deserved it more than any G5 or SEC school other than Georgia or Ole Miss.

Frustration with the corruption and fraud that created the conditions for a cluster of mediocre programs to prosper at the expense of the rule-abiding.

It looks better for ND if Miami wins, doesn't it?

It sounds great until the conference schedule gives us Indiana, Purdue, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Rutgers, and Ohio State

Have you ever read an Alabama board? It's all gibberish written by the literate half of the fan base.

Listen to Hans "Grinch" Gruber over here

Earned while Northern schools played by a different set of rules. Now we're living in an era where the gloves are off and there IS a limit where many SEC schools won't be able to keep up. Honestly, we're probably already there. You think Alabama is going to win another trophy in the next five years?

Oh yeah MSU is doing a campaign of their own. It started more recently but has already achieved $1.6B from 130000 donors----an average of 50% more per donor than Alabama's campaign. It also is aiming for $4B, more than double Alabama's biggest campaign in their entire history. I'm not sure...

Michigan State, one of the less well-off northern schools, just got a $400M donation for athletics. I might be wrong, but I can't seem to find a single Alabama alum who could front that amount.