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I gave them a B. Credit to PJ that our 8-5 season is considered a "bad year" - the North Carolina and Rutgers losses hurt. In hindsight the win over USC wasn't as impressive as it seemed at the time and we probably should have beaten Michigan. The more I watch PJ he is really two coaches...

A - Did what he had to do to win. Played a lot of players. Had fun. I hate on Fleck at times for his in game coaching and truly think we lose some games because of his conservative approaches to some games, but I am so glad he is our coach. He has built a program where the players seem like...

I have said this for a few years. One way to make college football sports better is to do this: - 5 years of eligibility - No redshirts (Medical Redshirts still allowed) - You can transfer at any semester break and gain immediate eligibility but you have to make a decision of it costing you 1...

I get what you're saying and that makes sense.

Lets say the Gophers had a great year... Fans would need to go to Indianapolis for the conference championship game, then either bye, home game (not free), or an away game, then two more bowl games with airfare.

Your situation makes sense as well... Next year, without making drastic changes: Season ends 11/29 Conference Championship Game 12/6 First round games December 12/13 Quarterfinals December 19/20 Semi Finals Jan 1 Final Jan 12 Cons: - Loser of conference championship game does not get any time...

For what it is worth, and doesn't strengthen my argument, but Ohio State was ranked 8th and may be the current favorite to win it. True, they weren't 9-12... but if in the first year the 8th ranked team wins it would be hard argument to say the #9 team will never win it.

Yeah, it would have been interesting to see how the 4 teams would have played out. I just went to 1-4 in the last poll. I don't think they would have put Georgia/Texas 2 and 3 like I pointed out for a couple of reasons - it would be their third time playing and a repeat of the conference...

I think they setup of the playoffs is good. Arizona State proved they are as good as anyone. Came within a 4th down stop of beating Texas. Reward your conference champs and guess who the next 8 best teams are. Funny thing - in the old 4 team playoffs you would have had Oregon, Texas, Penn...

Once again, Iowa is an embarrassment.

I’m not against a wealthy local guy that supports the U but is a fan of A&M. There probably isn’t a fan base that is more delusional than that base and spends/wastes money on their football team.

I am 40 years old and in my lifetime: (Not counting the Jimmy Williams and Jim Molinari seasons) White - Jim Dutcher 3 years (I was born in the middle of his tenure) Black - Clem Haskins 13 years White - Dan Monson - 8 years Black - Tubby Smith - 6 years White - Richard Pitino - 8 years Black -...

At 7:00 yesterday it was 32 degrees in Knoxville and Columbus was 25.

Isn't the playoffs actually the opposite? In theory with these 12 teams, without playoffs would be 6 bowl games with 6 champions? Now there will only be one champion... the champion will along the way win the Rose Bowl, etc but there will only be one true champion? Indiana, SMU, Clemson and...

For what it’s worth I attended a long snapping camp in 1999.

Yeah... quite the story! Maybe SMU was just ahead of the time and doing NIL before NIL was a thing... Penn State on the other hand... not sure if their thing is every going to be a thing!

What if you change Jake Butt to random student? You have a multi-million dollar contract on the line. You have an optional test the week of finals. If you do well, it does not benefit you. If you do poorly, it could severely hurt your contract. Do you take the test to learn a life lesson?

I think that stating their recommitment is more of a plug for DTA and encouraging people to continue to contribute that.

It could be interesting... I would assume that they have alumni with some major $$$ and if they wanted could put a lot of money into NIL. Not that it would tip the scale of FBS but could make a run at the FCS level.

Indiana would be a sweet story beating Notre Dame. Texas has always been one of my favorite teams after the Gophers, lesser now that they are in the SEC, but I'd still like to see them pull it out. I don't like cheering for Ohio State, but I like Ohio State more than any other SEC team (minus...