Moiraine

we need a good OL

Why do we always assume the ships are sailing in the wrong direction?

What kinda QB coach would make these kids wanna come here. Peyton Manning? Is Patrick Mahomes retiring and coming to coach here, and bringing Kelce and Swift with him? WTF is going on here? Are we just paying them $1MM more than the 2nd place team?

I read the plot of the last 3 seasons or so and it sounds ridiculous.

I don’t know who morain is, but if I had to guess, you were being a sexist a$$h@!e, and the problem wasn’t about Hilary in particular. Also, this was probably during the campaign. so 7 years ago. You’re a weirdo for bringing this up.

I can’t explain how the economy is bad, but I’m going to vote for a Trump-for-life presidency and the end of our government over it.

Well, not "literally." I'm sure Michigan, Washington, Texas, and Alabama are saying no to it

Well, f#&% that too since Texas beat Alabama.

I am getting tired of the argument that you can't keep the SEC out. There are hardly any games that can be used to compare conferences, and it seems like the SEC plays badly in bowl games as often as not. I think in general they are way overrated. And that doesn't mean I think they aren't the best conference, but they are put on this pedestal like they are far above the rest, and I don't buy that they are. Also, you can be the best conference and not have one of the best 4 teams in the country. So again, their team that's supposed to be in the playoffs already lost to a non-conference opponent, and that team just won their conference championship. How do you leave that team out? And how do you leave FSU out when they are undefeated? And it's not one of those ACC years where they just suck. Plus, while I know the transitive property doesn't always work out, FSU beat LSU by 21, Alabama beat LSU by 14. I think they will end up leaving Florida State out, but shouldn't.

If Alabama is in, then it should be Michigan, Washington, Texas, Alabama.

It's a tough choice but I think it should be Michigan, Washington, FSU, and Texas, assuming Michigan and FSU win. We have so few non conference games to use to compare conferences to each other, and Texas won theirs against Alabama.

It’s very different, but in the opposite way you’re saying, you moron.

If I'm counting right, college football teams only get 22 weeks of on field practice per year with coaches, not counting bowl prep. 15 extra practices (3 weeks) is a 13.6% increase in practice time. So ya, it might get us 1-2 more wins.

Why would it being Minnesota be upsetting? They beat us.

7 days ago, 68 teams were bowl eligible. I count 12 teams that got to 6 wins this week so we should be out of contention by like 3 spots.

Does anyone actually know what they're talking about on this? Us being mid 60s is irrelevant if the top 64 teams are already bowl eligible and there is a spot left. Edit: just read a breakdown from a week ago and Nebraska needed a miracle, so you're probably right.

yup

Why watch any regular season games when both teams have 2 losses or more? Because football is fun to watch.

I imagine the # of bowl games is determined mostly by sponsors and revenue. It's weird to say there are too many; nobody is forced to watch any of them. Teams losing money in bowl games is a non issue; they are not forced to play in a bowl game. They can say no. There's really no problem with having more football.

The nose of the ball hitting the pylon is a simple concept. Ya, that's a touchdown if the player has control of the ball when the football touches the pylon. Control is the only question. I don't believe he had control long enough to call it a catch before he crossed the plane/the ball started moving. The juggling started about a yard before he crossed into the endzone.

What is the rule in college football for possession when it comes to making a football play? The only time he has any semblance of control of the ball without it wiggling is immediately as the ball hits his hands, and that only lasted a split second. I didn’t think this was that close of a call and should have been an INT.

I assumed the guy would be from England. This is a parody of kind of the same thing.

I'm okay with Rhule going to Texas A&M

HAHAHAHAHHA

And how the hell does that happen after an interception? You've got plenty of time.