I’ve reached the point where I actively seek out every opportunity to root against SEC teams.
WTH am I supposed to do tomorrow when it is **** bailor vs LSU?
WTH am I supposed to do tomorrow when it is **** bailor vs LSU?
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Bowl Games (other than ours) and associated silliness 2024 Plus the Playoffs
- Thread starter MtnBuff
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I am just actively rooting against Oregon, BSU, ASU. I don’t know who, or whom, they are playing…but I want them crushed.
I find Kenny Dillingham easy to root for.
Same. Ever since I saw this after their Utah game (especially the last part of the interview).
ahoelsken
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Fair, but watching Nub fans complaining about the NY weather in late December after not going to a bowl game for like half a century was funny as hell.
In this scenario, assuming the higher seeds advance, the only difference is Indiana and Tennessee would still be playing instead of Arizona State and Boise State. The matchups would obviously be different as well, but I don't think there's a compelling reason why either Indiana or Tennessee should still be in the playoff.
hawg1
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I think this the most likely change for next year and would be a step in the right direction IMO.
Missouri has a good kicker. Every kick out of the endzone
Can't believe how much football there is to watch still. The BIG has 8 more bowl teams yet to play. Cook with mizzou is legit. Never really watched them play this year. Both teams have awesome Dline play.
Same kicker just made a 56 yarder easy
Can't believe how much football there is to watch still. The BIG has 8 more bowl teams yet to play. Cook with mizzou is legit. Never really watched them play this year. Both teams have awesome Dline play.
Same kicker just made a 56 yarder easy
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Pulling for ASU to send a message about the Big 12. I am so tired of the SEC Big 1G crap. The only teams I am actively pulling against are Norte Dumb and Boise (Want then to burn in a hot fire deep within hell)
UM vs Alabama looks like mud wrestling.
I'm definitely interested in the playoffs. The bowls, not so much, but having college football to watch is better than not having college football to watch. With this Bama-Michigan game, I'm much less into it than I would be if it was a regular season game. Casually watching and my mind keeps drifting towards wondering which of these players might be available in the portal tomorrow. My brain has definitely entered offseason mode.
Bad day so far for SEC shills like ESPN, Finebaum, Herbstreit, etc. Deboer really has his crew ready to play
Proctor is getting abused.
Univariate analysis having a great day though!
And now suddenly the sun's out
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Means nothing.
Here's that travel logistics and cost argument for this playoff format. They will need to make serious changes to the locations of these games, likely moving to campus until the Semis at the very least.
I’m not sure they care, they make plenty off Tv
It’s not really about tv money as it’d be the same no matter where the game is played. It’s all about the Bowls and how much they are willing to pay to keep the games in their current locations.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Rough. Bowls fought hard to keep their place in the new CFP format. Lots to rethink in this process.
As long as they're selling enough tickets at premium prices on the primary market, I'm not convinced anyone making decisions gives a **** what they drop to on secondary sites.
That's what it comes down to. Bowls delivered corporate sponsorship money at levels which bought a continuing place in the big tent.
I don't think it will work for long if it's already struggling in year one when it's all new and exciting.
If neutral site playoff games was the most lucrative model, the NFL would do it.
ahoelsken
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Weren't the bowl tie-ins maintained to at least some extent?
Another easy fix-get rid of that. If UGA wants to play in Atlanta again because they won the SEC, let them.
Could be doing urine variation analysis if you drink enough beer.