Except that the winner has a shot at the national championship. And the loser does not. But yeah, pretty much the same.
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Bowl Games (other than ours) and associated silliness 2024 Plus the Playoffs
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Except that the winner has a shot at the national championship. And the loser does not. But yeah, pretty much the same.
ahoelsken
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How does Wilner explain Tennessee then? They beat Alabama.
Northwestern played Ohio State tougher than Tennessee has....
Meaningful football games are better than exhibition games where most starters opt out.
for the away fans it must be cool as hell to be going to new places you usually dont go to and even for the home fans it must be cool to see some new teams, psu/smu and clemson/ut had never played each other, osu/tennessee met once in the citrus bowl in 1996 and notre dame and indiana have barely played each other since the 50s
Rong again, Jim.
Big Jim
WTF?
Like the epic games today?
the power of wrigley field!
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Nebraska took tOSU down to the wire.
Question, was 62-36 epic?
Yep. Far better than watching these same teams in a meaningless bowl game
hawg1
Well-Known Member
oh, im here and will debate you with data till sun up. But let’s enjoy another example of a bad playoff decision.
he cant say that because his employer has far too much money invested in the sec for their employees to be thrasing the product plus i think he likes seeing ohio state win, to put it mildly
hawg1
Well-Known Member
They are one of the weak ass 12.
They beat Alabama and Alabama should have been in according to you
Yep. And we needed five downs to beat a sh*tty Missouri team.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Univariate analysis will always draw these simple conclusions. Use real data.
Big Jim
WTF?
Not so much for non-CU fans.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
I’ll say it to you as well. Univariate analyses are fraught and the toys of simple minds. Let’s use real data.
Big Jim
WTF?
How is a lopsided blowout better one way or another?
b3buffs
Well-Known Member
I hate Ohio State as well, but if they can do this to Oregon in the next game I am all for it.
Is that’s a butt-sex thing?
It’s yucky.
Big Jim
WTF?
Hair.
