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Yes. Nebraska has reduced capacity due to a construction project in 2027. They canceled it to have an 8th game to make up for lost revenue in the other 7.

Correct. There definitely is a consistent scheduling of FCS teams and it’s rare to see a team schedule two power 5s non conference. But that is about getting at least 7 home games more than it’s about running away from people to set up a soft schedule. And it isn’t new in the playoff era. It...

The rise of more FCS games is to get to 7 home games That’s the cheapest way to do it. It has nothing to do with ducking games that are harder There is no “Indiana model” 9 of the 12 games aren’t set by Indiana. At least 2 of the 3 games you control are going to be buy games against non p4...

Week 1 Alabama vs Florida state LSU vs Clemson Tennessee vs Syracuse Texas vs Ohio State Auburn vs Baylor Georgia Tech vs Colorado Notre Dame vs Miami South Carolina vs Virginia tech TCU vs North Carolina Utah vs UCLA Week 2 Arizona state vs Mississippi State Oklahoma vs Michigan Ok...

Disagree that we are seeing fewer It isn’t new that games get canceled

That has absolutely no contradiction from what I stated Yes a team that went 11-1 vs a weaker schedule was seeded behind 5 two loss teams but ahead of 4 two loss teams

We are seeing more good non conference games than ever, in my opinion Not sure what you’re talking about

Could be good. No reason to have any idea either way as the guy has coached like 1 season of high school football

From what I have heard for weeks he was one of two finalists with Burk. He has zero HC experience and he has very little coaching experience generally. Will be interesting. Cretin has hired for their last 3 hires: Brooks Bollinger Steve Walsh Kin Royston It’s almost like they make their...

SOS did matter: and it’s why 10-2 Ohio state and Tennessee made the playoffs and 10-2 Miami, BYU, and Memphis did not. It’s why 11 win SMU and Indiana made it but 11 win Army did not. It’s why 9 win Alabama was in the conversation but 9 win Missouri and Illinois were not I’m not sure how...

Indiana ranked behind a Tennessee team with more losses and few quality wins. Indiana was ranked behind 5 two loss teams. Boise got an automatic bid SMU had two more wins than bama and the debate was over which of those two got in. Notre dame had one loss and was ranked behind 3 two loss teams...

I am not sure if there is an advantage to having a bye either but 4/4 teams with a bye made the round of 8 and only half the teams in the round of 12 made the round of 8

From things I’ve read it sounds like the buyout is not increased or decreased This is an on paper extension that doesn’t really mean anything at all, in my opinion

Yup. Johnson is so bad that getting to 6-9 with losses to north Texas and Wichita state is considered a success

If one guys opinion on tiers depresses you I advice you to read less

I am fine if Bert goes to Iowa At Arkansas and Illinois he is 57-56 (29-47) He is under .500 overall 50% of the time at Illinois He is under .500 in conference 50% of the time at Illinois In 4 seasons he has had 2 seasons worse than Lovie’s last non covid season and 2 seasons better. 2024...

Michigan state got really lucky that Michigan was down, Penn state and Ohio state both had scandals all while they had their best coach in a generation Michigan state is closer to a Minnesota level ceiling than a Penn state level ceiling.

Like when bama benched hurts in the national title game

They’ve already pulled their job posting and are no longer looking for a head coach I am curious to see how the community reacts too

Crazy Not sure how you announce and then Walk it back but oh well I was shocked the money was good enough to go to cretin. Apparently it may not have been