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And lots of teams and fans were happy ending their season with a win, even if it wasn't the NC game.

What was the point then? Every year people were bitchin' about the #3 team not making it; they weren't upset the #13 team or where ever a G5 team ended up didn't make it. Looking back from the time the BCS came along (late 90's) to when this 12 team playoff started, there is one time I can...

I'm at the point of wondering, if the NCAA or whoever even tried to deem someone "ineligible" for some reason and the team just played him anyways, would anyone even care?

Gotta admit, your recap is pretty funny, especially the bolded.

From ESPN: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/47025472/college-sports-commission-moves-bolster-nil-policing-power The College Sports Commission -- the new enforcement agency of college sports -- has asked all schools under its purview to agree to waive their right to challenge...

You've got a good point here. I would say I was kind of part of that, but not a "bandwagon" fan. Like, I enjoyed watching Alabama try and run the table during Saban's tenue and I'd enjoy seeing if anyone could knock them off - but I wasn't an Alabama fan per se. I just liked that the game had...

I'm 47 and also miss what attracted me to college football. I could go on and on.... Huh, I used to be a Packers fan too. I don't care about the NFL at all now, but I suppose I'd be ok with the vikes doing well since they have Cashman and Brosmer on the team.

Not always. I used to get up and watch Gameday and then I'd watch games all the way til at least the Saturday night ABC game ended, then I'd see if any other close finishes were happening. That would be over 12 hours of football on Saturday, closer to 14 or 15. Then I'd watch the NFL on...

I figured the contract would have some stipulation on that. Here's what AI says:

I could be wrong, but I though he fit in fine but left for larger NIL.

Yeah, it's kind of interesting. He could have stayed here, looked good, and maybe gotten drafted in a late round based on potential. Instead, head to some helmet schools and let the scouts see that you don't have NFL potential. Not trying to hate on him, as he seemed like a nice guy while...

Yeah, I think we are past the point of anyone caring what fans want. Just chase the money and hope you still have something fans want.

Especially if you're probably not gonna play as a true freshman. Good odds they get a 4* for his same spot next year to compete with him.

I don't get it.

Was hoping "Tweaking the plan" meant a new offensive game plan or no longer just rushing 3 on defense.

The example I was giving was the opposite of a pre-nup. A pre-nup would list what I get to keep. My example was the future wife wanting a document promising things she GETS if we get divorced. That would be messed up.

Oh I agree, it's just the irony of it. It would be like if a woman said she would marry me, but then wanted me to sign a document stating how much of my property she will take if we get divorced. My reply would be, if you're considering divorce before we are even married, I'm better with...

Why do you think he should be the bad guy? He went there, tried his best, won the SEC West his first year (while Saban was still there) and didn't have scandals. What's bad about him?

I question the buyout concept, as it seems contradictory in one regard. If you're getting a top-tier coach and that coach feels like they can succeed, why do they insist on a $10+M "golden parachute" if they fail? Shouldn't the AD ask, "if you're worth your yearly salary and can do the job...

The next smartphones need to catch these auto-correct errors better. Any AI model should know that "Mold" probably doesn't come before "is a great city".