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I won't disagree. I feel the same way.

He is a dipshit, and yet some people here take the same position he does with regards to conference affiliation.

Has the UMAC ever won a playoff game?

This is the answer. With completely unlimited salaries and other teams having much larger NIL pools to pay players, we are likely not to rise above mid-pack anytime soon unless boosters step up.

Same here.

Should the third or fourth place team in a conference have that argument? I don't think so. Win your conference, go to the playoff. It's really quite simple.

Actually it can be taken seriously because that's how it works in every other level of football. As I posted, D3 has 40 teams with 27 autobids. Every conference champion gets in at ever other level, with the exception of the Ivy, MEAC and SWAC at the FCS level, but those are special cases...

Edina starts tackle in fourth grade. I can't speak to Moorhead.

The D3 playoffs have 40 teams with 27 AQ's. The D2 playoffs have 32 teams with 16 AQ's. It can be done, and it is done at other levels.

Are they FBS football programs? Yes or no?

And in the case of West, not even high school hockey since he's leaving school after this game.

Good lord. Nobody can play defense in this game.

He's just horrible.

This has been a really good game.

The problem is, those buy games fund a lot of the athletic department.

I don't like 12 because I don't like there being byes in the tournament.

But if someone loses in a fluke to Sam Houston or something, then they probably didn't deserve to win the playoff anyway.

And the stupid thing about that is that idiots like Finebaum would tell you that ASU didn't belong and that some fourth place SEC team deserved it more, despite ASU being a very good team who absolutely belonged.

It's more that winning your conference should provide a path to play for a national championship, because that's literally how it works for FCS, D2, D3 and NAIA. And pretty much every sport for that matter. There will always be weaker conferences/divisions in any given season. And it's not...

You're basically saying that you care more about TV ratings and your own idea of what is entertaining than having a level playing field for all the teams at the same level. I would argue that one single upset of say a MWC team beating a SEC team would bring far more attention to the game than...