Dizzyphil
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Doesn’t our independence also include unique control over the licensing and sale of our name?
All teams do. The NCAA is just a 'governing body'....
Doesn’t our independence also include unique control over the licensing and sale of our name?
There's domino #1
Your numbers are off a little though because you just assumed straight distribution and counted it all from TV. From the first article the average team received a $32.3 million distribution with Clemson leading at $37. Notre Dame got a distribution of $10.8 to add to their own independent TV revenue. ACC TV revenue alone was $332 million split between 14 schools or $23 million a piece assuming none of Notre Dame's split came from that pile. Maybe I'm missing something?
According to this article from Forbes Notre Dame averaged $120 million per year in football revenue (8th overall), which was $24 million higher than the closest ACC counterpart Florida State.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chriss...st-valuable-clemson-texas-am/?sh=c84b46aa2e7e
My dream finish:
Georgia, Iowa, Baylor, Cincinnati all win today.
1. Georgia
2. Cincinnati
3. Notre Dame
4. Baylor
I said this was my dream, screw Ohio State.
Baylor vs Notre Dame in the championship
Alabama would probably be #4 in this scenario.
Perception matters. When the best win on the schedule is an 8-4 Wisky then we will likely be hampered by our schedule. For a playoff caliber team, what difference is there in beating VTech or Stanford vs beating Tulane or UCF? It appears not much.
Even in a chaotic year of upsets, in a conferece there will inevitably be teams which accumulate good records and thus thought of as being "good". A conference ensures you have at least a couple of those potential wins on the schedule every year. Whereas ND is at the mercy of a schedule crafted 5-10 years ahead of time.
BTW - GA has some damn good looking cheerleaders... jus' say'n
Perception matters. When the best win on the schedule is an 8-4 Wisky then we will likely be hampered by our schedule. For a playoff caliber team, what difference is there in beating VTech or Stanford vs beating Tulane or UCF? It appears not much.
Even in a chaotic year of upsets, in a conferece there will inevitably be teams which accumulate good records and thus thought of as being "good". A conference ensures you have at least a couple of those potential wins on the schedule every year. Whereas ND is at the mercy of a schedule crafted 5-10 years ahead of time.
If these scores hold its:
1. Bama
2/3. Michigan/Georgia
4. Cinci
5. ND
6. Ohio State
7. Baylor
8. Ole Miss
9. Michigan State
10. Oklahoma State
11. BYU
12. Utah
Not 100% sure on 6 through 10. But likely this would mean ND vs Michigan State or Oklahoma State in the Fiesta Bowl.
God I hope Michigan wins.... any of US nutjobs wants the Irish in the mix of the top 4 is crazy.... enthusiasm and hope won't get the Irish through the first game of the playoffs
reality brothers......
God I hope Michigan wins.... any of US nutjobs wants the Irish in the mix of the top 4 is crazy.... enthusiasm and hope won't get the Irish through the first game of the playoffs
reality brothers......
We just saw Bama basically lose to Auburn last week. Why wouldn’t we want to be in this playoff?
If these scores hold its:
1. Bama
2/3. Michigan/Georgia
4. Cinci
5. ND
6. Ohio State
7. Baylor
8. Ole Miss
9. Michigan State
10. Oklahoma State
11. BYU
12. Utah
Not 100% sure on 6 through 10. But likely this would mean ND vs Michigan State or Oklahoma State in the Fiesta Bowl.
Uh.... because bama just scored again and... I would rather see Freeman win a NY6 bowl game than get boat-raced in the playoffs in his first game... that's why.
I’ll say it again… we just saw Bama get taken to 4-OT by Auburn (who stinks and should’ve won in regulation) LAST WEEK. Why wouldn’t we want a shot at them? If you are waiting for the year where ND is the clear #1 team from a talent perspective then you will be waiting a lifetime my friend.
I’ll say it again… we just saw Bama get taken to 4-OT by Auburn (who stinks and should’ve won in regulation) LAST WEEK. Why wouldn’t we want a shot at them? If you are waiting for the year where ND is the clear #1 team from a talent perspective then you will be waiting a lifetime my friend.
Their best player didn’t play most of the game and Jordan Hare is a weird place
Oh okay, Jordan Hare is wEiRd so let’s just give up and not even hope to play them in a down year. What a defeatist attitude.
Oh okay, Jordan Hare is wEiRd so let’s just give up and not even hope to play them in a down year. What a defeatist attitude.
If these scores hold its:
1. Bama
2/3. Michigan/Georgia
4. Cinci
5. ND
6. Ohio State
7. Baylor
8. Ole Miss
9. Michigan State
10. Oklahoma State
11. BYU
12. Utah
Not 100% sure on 6 through 10. But likely this would mean ND vs Michigan State or Oklahoma State in the Fiesta Bowl.
I think ND can clown either of those two.
Brother - it's reality ..... I love thee Irish... but Bama or GA would be a clear fav.... I would be very happy with a damn good bowl win and start next year with Freeman... no offense and not mad at ya man... seriously... I'm just as frustrated.. but it is what it is.