Notre Dame Joe

Most likely. the SEC would gain nothing by revealing it and then asking the other conferences for a favor. #5 to 8 are likely to have 2 or 3 SEC teams. Heck an SEC team can get a #5 ranking for a 3 point win over Colorado.

Texas A&M is 7th, and aside from Kent St and Bowling Green, the Aggies beat CU 10-7. Shouldn't Minnesota at least be ranked!?

And dumb adult politicians. * I don't think the Soldier Field match against UW counts as the 'Shamrock Series' because it is a Wiscy home game on FOX. To my knowledge the Shamwow games are just ND home games played at a different location and thus always on NBC. The cancelled 2020 game at Lambeau will be one if/when it gets rescheduled.

Cincy is playing @IU and @ND this year. They will really know that bus route. I have never heard of Auburn playing a regular season game up north. ND has been very vulnerable so far so it is not just another Purdue game.

I guess there was a relic from an era when college football games were not events for television? Still, if there's a snap shot of Barry sipping his flask, it is probably inside at halftime.

Luke Fickell would probably give us the most trouble, aside from the Big3 Nick/Urbs/Dabo.

It's not like Southern California had turned into the UofAZ. Helton won the PAC in 2017 and narrowly lost the PACCG in 2020. Not that I had an interest in Clay's continued employment

the first clip was from the 2016 'upset' of ND @UT. If you have a minute please compare the hit by the Trojan kicker to the non-flagged attempted decapitation in Austen. Walt Anderson explains lack of targeting call on Texas S DeShon Elliott - Burnt Orange Nation As for Helton at SC, we knew

They have time and resources to plan for multiple generations. At one time you could have said the same thing about ASU and FSU. There was even a big Texas political slap fight over this. UT wanted in on the action. The Austen school wanted to build a "University of Texas at Houston" campus so they would benefit from the growth and not UH. I didn't hear if it was resolved.

Notre Dame's 3 point win over the Toledo Rockets reminds me of how much worse it could be https://www.espn.com/college-football/game/_/gameId/282850130

The state and region are growing so quickly that the state can raise UH to it's first tier.

Can they force Texas and OU to play the newcomers for the next four years.

So I guess we won't be seeing U Texas in the college football playoff?

last play was PI

Does the return man even look before signaling fair catch?

If the Alliance wanted to show they were serious, each conference would take a public+private school in TX. Then instead of just SEC teams, the state would be visited by all of the blue bloods.

Or maybe a running play other than Martinez takes off.

Would you rather face Bulemia then Lovie?

Lot's of piling on Mr Warren. I haven't heard that he got approached by the treacherous twosome but only that they went straight to the SEC.

If the allies want to play offense then they need to get into Texas. By conceding that TX is now an SEC state they cut themselves off from a large growing market and source of talented recruits. they say that its now about on demand streaming. I suspect there are more Cyclones than Buffs who would pay $2 to stream a game.

A non-binding agreement that cannot possibly negotiate a contract in the jext ten years. I'd rank this as a Congressional Caucus or a here today gone tomorrow Italian Parliament

25?

Uncertainty about whether KU goes to the Big10 while WVU gets the ACC? or uncertain about if those are the only two schools that get rescued.

right now we're the SEC's only link to finding the secret rebel base.

That would make it a lot harder to poach a top replacement coach, much moreso than whatever happened to Solich 20 years ago. The U would have a reputation of bad faith dealing.