Not sure I follow the math here. If they remove one of the cupcakes, where all SEC teams are likely to go a combined 16-0, and replace it with another conference game, where the SEC would collectively go 8-8, and that would make things LESS jumbled?
100% agree. Big deal on those early season matchups they hyped up. Herbstreit telling people before the USC/LSU game that a loss doesn't hurt your team's chances of getting the bye was all I needed to hear.
Not at all. It's more SEC teams just realizing the risk isn't worth the reward. Being #3 in the SEC and moving up to #2 after either #1 or #2 lose in the CC is better than being the losing team in the CC.
Pretty simple.
I don't agree. I think his statement is applicable to people outside of sports too. I work in software and sometimes things can be difficult as stuff doesn't go as planned.
Us engineers can just give up and do something easier or we can work through it and finish our project. I think Brady...
Yeah, you might want a larger sample size. How many Texas games have you watched, and how many other QBs do you hold to that standard of seeing some bad play and labeling them as a stiff?
Huh? All that was around Tebow were questions of whether his game and mechanics would translate to the NFL - passion on both sides of the argument.
I find Tebow to be an outstanding man and nothing at all like a circus.
Didn't he skip practices to go to a fashion show in Europe? Sure, perfectly normal.
If you wanna ignore the stuff that's happening there, good for you.