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Every NCAA sport pits champions of conferences and some at large in a tournament to determine NCAA championship. Instead we get some gross "CFP" committee nonsense. Just make FBS football the same as every other sport. I don't see why these posters are complaining about more football. If there...

This is exactly why I am upset about them leaving out FSU. I wouldn't piss on FSU to put out a fire, but the CFP made it clear they think the ACC is lesser. All of the people defending the CFP today are going to be telling a different story when 10-2 GT is getting shafted for a 9-3 SEC team (the...

It was already easy to hate unc considering their history of cheating.

I believe the only rules around NIL I've heard is that the NIL money cannot be tied to performance on the field (so getting injured in the first game is not supposed to remove the money you were contracted for). A booster telling the recruit to post specific advertising messages on twitter/ig...

Since you brought up EPA, EPA legit hates Washington. Their EPA diff was 18th compared to Oregon's 1st (Even FEI has Oregon as the best team still). This is another reason why I think using pure predictive stats to determine playoff contenders is a joke. Resume rankings are the correct choice...

I wasn't intuiting your judgement on this issue, just adding my thoughts. I, as well, hadn't considered this before. It seems like a logical leap boosters/teams would begin making.

I thought it would be interesting if bowl payouts were reduced in some capacity and the amount reduced becomes an NIL fund where the bowl organizers pay players NIL amounts to use the player's likeness in future ads. If you opt out of the game, the Bowl organizers would not need to include the...

Of the things I've seen NIL used for, this actually seems legitimate. "if I committed early and helped bring other guys in". If they are literally working to bring people to the school because of who they are as a recruit, being compensated for that work doesn't exactly seem wrong.

Clemson blew out Alabama when Bama was ranked #1. Blowouts happen in college football. The committee is idiotic if what they think will happen on paper is the only reason to include a team. Might as well just go back to letting the polls declare them at the end of the year.

I will never understand this argument from people. NCAA Basketball tournament is MASSIVE and the the 16 seeds have legitimately <0.001% chance of ever winning the whole thing and are only even in the tourney to begin with because they won their small conferences (usually). The tourney continues...

Rules for thee, not for SEC.

I would like to know what data source he has access to that allows him to do that in an accurate and automated way.

Well, if we had hoped the ACC wouldn't look like a complete joke this post season, we are severely disappointed.

I thought Louisville wasn’t very good all year, and just ran above expectation at the start of the year. Wasn’t really surprised to see USC beat them. Lincoln Riley’s offense isn’t meant to require a great qb and their offense was never in question. Most Louisville fans seem happy that was...

Not really sure personally, just was what was being said in the Reddit thread for the post you linked. I don’t really know the veracity.

This has been the case for 90% (or more) of bowl games across the existence of them. Very rarely has there been more than 2, let alone 3 that had final ranking implications, and once the BCS era started, only the national championship mattered. Considering the life changing money that is on the...

TAMU opted out of gator bowl when they were down 40 (and FSU is currently down 38). I honestly don't see a reason FSU should play the game.

I will be stealing that, thank you.

Franklin is a replica of Collins with (until now) a better track record of hiring coordinators. Franklin’s in game coaching is about as bad as Collins with regards to idiotic time management and wtf moments. Franklin definitely knows how to run a program though unlike Collins.

Wouldn't collective bargaining be hard in a profession where you are guaranteed to have 100% turnover every 5 years? Not saying it isn't possible, but I don't really know how easy it would be to collectively bargain across all NCAA athletes (which I assume football can't be bargained separately...