Godless Socialist CEO
Superstar
So Michigan is a lightweight. Got it
Can they cancel the plans to EXPAND COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS?
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So Michigan is a lightweight. Got it
Godless Socialist CEO
Superstar
It's the second largest college in the country. I also happen to be an alumni and my employers don't seem to think it was a bootleg college. I'm going to need you to expand on this nonsense you're talking about my school
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the next guy
Superstar
Shameful. You know UCF was better.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
I said it woulda been the perfect spot for him.
He woulda walked in and took over the state recruiting cycle 1.
Woulda had all the hs coaches in his corner
And if you got Deion, Mike, Mario, Billy, Gus all in your living room who you think most kids gon go to? Not even a second thought
Godless Socialist CEO
Superstar
Someone clearly didn't watch USC play this year
I live here good for u but your football program is nowhere close to Alabama status.. We can also discuss how u commuted to school due to the bootleg small ass fukk campus and how u graduated and have employers cause you need them to make money here.
You dead ass graduated from college and have to ask for a job. Congrats.
staticshock
Veteran
This type of thinking is exactly what’s wrong with college football. If they’re a bootleg college then why are they even in the FBS?? The G5 schools need to branch off & form their own thing.
If they’re never going to be worthy of a National championship then why waste everyone’s time
I agree with this. 16 team playoff or get rid of these irrelevant teams.
65-7 is stupid for championship game some of these teams should be lower seeds and eliminated first round . Including that fake UCF team
The Power 5 conference champs facing each other, where 4 and 5 do a play in is what should've happened
Play in:
KSU vs Utah
Georgia vs winner of above
Michigan vs Clemson
Play your way in or stfu. It's an easy fix.
Someone clearly just looking for daps
The schedule for the 12-team College Football Playoff may not be as disruptive as first feared.
Executive director Bill Hancock said Saturday that the plan is to play the first-round games (teams ranked 5-12) on the third Saturday in December, even if that means playing them at the same time as NFL regular-season games.
Three quarterfinals will be played in bowls on January 1, with the fourth played a day earlier or later, depending on the calendar. Where New Year’s Day falls will determine the date for the semifinals, but Hancock said the Playoff will have a minimum of a nine-day window before the semifinals.
That’s where the calendar will make things interesting: College Football Playoff officials don’t want to stage the semifinals in the same time slots as NFL playoff games.
The idea of avoiding that issue by moving the season forward to begin on the last weekend in August instead of Labor Day weekend has not gained much traction because it would mean college football would give up its ubiquity on Thanksgiving weekend.
“If you stage the conference championship games on Thanksgiving weekend,” Hancock said, “there would be only 11 games on the weekend instead of the 50 regular-season games we have now.”
Executive director Bill Hancock said Saturday that the plan is to play the first-round games (teams ranked 5-12) on the third Saturday in December, even if that means playing them at the same time as NFL regular-season games.
Three quarterfinals will be played in bowls on January 1, with the fourth played a day earlier or later, depending on the calendar. Where New Year’s Day falls will determine the date for the semifinals, but Hancock said the Playoff will have a minimum of a nine-day window before the semifinals.
That’s where the calendar will make things interesting: College Football Playoff officials don’t want to stage the semifinals in the same time slots as NFL playoff games.
The idea of avoiding that issue by moving the season forward to begin on the last weekend in August instead of Labor Day weekend has not gained much traction because it would mean college football would give up its ubiquity on Thanksgiving weekend.
“If you stage the conference championship games on Thanksgiving weekend,” Hancock said, “there would be only 11 games on the weekend instead of the 50 regular-season games we have now.”
Godless Socialist CEO
Superstar
They had one of the worst defenses in the country
Utah beat them to fukking death in the pac 12 title game. I watched that team plenty and I’d take Tcu over them because Tcu was a more complete team
If you think they just easily beat Tcu it’s 100% because you didn’t actually watch them play
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
You believe that or you typed it b/c it sounds good?
staticshock
Veteran
How bout a limit on how many 5 & 4 stars you can sign each year?
The CFB version of a salary cap
Wow they lost their conference title game I guess that disqualifies them, oh waitThey had one of the worst defenses in the country
Utah beat them to fukking death in the pac 12 title game. I watched that team plenty and I’d take Tcu over them because Tcu was a more complete team
If you think they just easily beat Tcu it’s 100% because you didn’t actually watch them play