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Gonna bust out the flexbone package Paul has been secretly consulting on all season.

That first Brent Key win over Pitt was all "want to".

Not "pro style" enough for Geoffrey?

I've muted just about all of them today. With rare exceptions, tv football "announcing" is pretty much intolerable to me.

Today I learned there's a transition fee.

Are y'all talking about the phone throwing video, or is there another video I'm missing on that mess of a website?

I can't tell if your post is satire or not.

Alabama has always had NIL.

2018. We beat Louisville 66-31.

No, I'm with you. I have a bass playing gig that night, and was going to have to miss the game if it was anything other than a nooner. Now I get to see our big win.

Collins could have thwarted this "plot" by winning games.

So back to 1894. (This isn't a criticism, just an observation.)

5-5. I counted bowl games and ACC championships, but didn't count the '17 and '23 "kickoff" games at the dome because I think those were technically home games? Count those, and it's 5-7.

RV went off Monteagle.

Well I hope they made the money they need. Don't think they're going to be favored in many going forward.

What are those? I can't find any that don't want money to read/aren't dead.

I've seen uva mentioned more than once as some sort of desirable linchpin. What am I missing about uva that makes them so attractive in re: to sports?

Is it across all sports? If so, Equestrian, Gymnastics, etc are probably near 100%, so they can afford to have football at 40%.

As I said to my buddy earlier today - Clemson is at 99%. So they obviously have their football players in essentially fake degree programs to get them "graduated". Nothing new there, but it shows that they at least care about the optics of "graduating players." What's interesting to me is that...

What did losing the 71 peach bowl achieve?