stinger78
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"The committee failed college football today."
This says it all. To exclude a team that won every game in front of them - in spite of major injuries to two QB's - is a brazen reach for power. For FSU to have won their conference championship in a game with the #15 team in the country, with their 3rd string QB, finishing off an undefeated season, should have strengthened their resume. Instead, those who would minimize a loss would supplant such a team and ruin the standard which has held for over a century of college football - wins and losses matter. The point of the game is to win, and FSU won every time it lined up this year, in spite of injuries. The SEC brings many eyeballs, more than FSU's conference, and it brings money. This decision was about money, not what makes college football great. It is a truly sad day for the once proud sport.
This says it all. To exclude a team that won every game in front of them - in spite of major injuries to two QB's - is a brazen reach for power. For FSU to have won their conference championship in a game with the #15 team in the country, with their 3rd string QB, finishing off an undefeated season, should have strengthened their resume. Instead, those who would minimize a loss would supplant such a team and ruin the standard which has held for over a century of college football - wins and losses matter. The point of the game is to win, and FSU won every time it lined up this year, in spite of injuries. The SEC brings many eyeballs, more than FSU's conference, and it brings money. This decision was about money, not what makes college football great. It is a truly sad day for the once proud sport.