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goDAWGSsicem
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Can I interject something here?
Please do, we need an outside voice of reason.
Can I interject something here?
SINCE WE BROUGHT UP CHICK FIL' A!
I am willing to join whichever conference can get Chik Fil A opened on Sunday. It is a TRAVESTY that I can not help my hangovers with the nectar of the chicken gods!
SINCE WE BROUGHT UP CHICK FIL' A!
I am willing to join whichever conference can get Chik Fil A opened on Sunday. It is a TRAVESTY that I can not help my hangovers with the nectar of the chicken gods!
Exactly, my point on why none of you see a problem with it - you all feel the same way.
Get over yourselves.
The guy is supposed to be a professional journalist. That kind of childish banter is meant for blogs & message boards. That's why I am not suprised at all that the TEAM BIG10ers here are resorting to personal attacks.
...and because you think "SEC media outlets" have been attacking the BIG10 for years, does that mean that I can't voice an opinion when a BIG10 writer does the same? Besides, the "shit talking" from SEC journalists is based on the BIG10's play on the field - not personal attacks.
BIG10 - BIG10 - BIG10
You need to get over YOUR self. This isn't about "southerners" it's about SEC fans who just happen to be southerners.
Y'all clearly have some sort of complex about the whole intelligence thing otherwise you wouldn't have a fucking tantrum any time someone says anything about the SEC or the south.
You bout had a meltdown on the VT board because the majority of them were saying they would prefer to join the B1G.
LOL at e-arguing over blog writers and who is at fault for SEC and Big Ten bickering....
Rittenberg is an OK guy just trying to create a story whereby people can formulate an opinion (Pro or Con). He is no better or worse than others...
The topic of how a playoff is created fairly for CFB will be hammered to death for a few more months and then it will ultimately be that which we all have to accept, regardless if it's 4 teams, 8 teams, 3 conference champs and a wild card or ?
I will say this much, if we go out beyond the top 8, we lose any common sense.... because those teams rated below 8th in the past polls, usually have 2 to 3 losses and if they were to outright win the championship game... then controversy we have now would even be bigger. Yet, those teams could actually be playing better football at that time than the #1 rated team.
Soooooo... should the team who has a 9-3 record going into the bowls and rated #9 have a chance at undefeated #1 rated team?
Not sure this is the right call but, I personally am leaning towards the + 1.
Play all the bowl games, take the highest rated two teams after bowls and let them square it off for Natty. It keeps bowls as they are, it is less intrusive and ultimately it gives us 1 more game to bitch at each other. Yes who determines which bowl winners should be rated 1 & 2...? will still be the basis for an argument... but if we wish for too much here, we may ruin the very essence of what college football stands for.
Carry on...
Big Ten! Big Ten! Big Ten!
noHaving a lot of losses should not be a problem. I think Connecticut had 9 losses when they won the NCAA BB Championship in 2011. Look at some of the losses the NFL teams have that win the Super Bowl.
The question is, do you want the team that's best at the end of the season, like the NFL and College BB or do you want to reward the team that may not be the best at the end, but had the better season?
Ultimately I think we all want a 16 team playoff and you could wind up with a 4 loss team winning it all.
Do they? Huh. I have never considered this. I don't think its plausible, but I'll look into it.
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Having a lot of losses should not be a problem. I think Connecticut had 9 losses when they won the NCAA BB Championship in 2011. Look at some of the losses the NFL teams have that win the Super Bowl.
The question is, do you want the team that's best at the end of the season, like the NFL and College BB or do you want to reward the team that may not be the best at the end, but had the better season?
Ultimately I think we all want a 16 team playoff and you could wind up with a 4 loss team winning it all.
Having a lot of losses should not be a problem. I think Connecticut had 9 losses when they won the NCAA BB Championship in 2011. Look at some of the losses the NFL teams have that win the Super Bowl.
The question is, do you want the team that's best at the end of the season, like the NFL and College BB or do you want to reward the team that may not be the best at the end, but had the better season?
Ultimately I think we all want a 16 team playoff and you could wind up with a 4 loss team winning it all.
LOL
I'm sure you guys are right. The linked blog post was clearly not a response to the opinions of SEC fans. It was totally unprovoked. Nobody in SECland has blamed the B1G for the playoff problem lately. SEC fans don't take it upon themselves to attack the B1G on the regular....especially not since 2006 when they were all already on the tSEC bandwagon and jumped on board waaayy before. It's just that Northern opinion of The South causing all the trouble; that horrible media bias against the Deep South that isn't at all more prevalent on the West Coast. The SEC fans are not infatuated with the Upper Midwest.
Hey. It's GoDawgs and BChampy. I'm just giving them what they obviously wanted. It's nothing personal. Well it is a little, but not after we all get bored with this thread.
You need to get over YOUR self. This isn't about "southerners" it's about SEC fans who just happen to be southerners.
Y'all clearly have some sort of complex about the whole intelligence thing otherwise you wouldn't have a fucking tantrum any time someone says anything about the SEC or the south.
You bout had a meltdown on the VT board because the majority of them were saying they would prefer to join the B1G.