“And after careful consideration, our company will be switching to Zoom!”
This could kill the Middle Tennessee State program.
Sources: Stanford is hiring former Nike CEO John Donahoe as the school’s new athletic director, per me and @SethWickersham. Stanford coveted a non-traditional candidate for the role, and Donahoe’s hire delivers a seasoned CEO with stints at Nike, Bain & Company and EBay.
The days of ADs being old jocks who are good at schmoozing are over.Per Thamel
I'm not going over all of them, but I've been calling Venables a coordinator for quite some time. That's his ceiling imho.
Guy at Nebraska who isn't on the list since his decline began in middle school, maybe earlier.
Now do weed and then shrooms
Wisconsin not doing a very good job of being a flagship for the state.
They’re gonna be cheese’d!Wisconsin not doing a very good job of being a flagship for the state.
And I’ll be on an airplane flying home from Orlando3 weeks from today there is live college football. The only games of relevance will be KSU-ISU in Ireland and Fresno at KU. But, it's college football.
That pun was not very gouda.They’re gonna be cheese’d!
Dude, you are a pun muenster.That pun was not very gouda.
Syracuse is the only non-SEC/B1G listed as being in the conversation with fewer than 10 wins. Their schedule's pretty brutal - at Tennessee and catches most of the top of the ACC, majority on the road.Any "model" suggesting that an 8-4 team should be considered for an at-large CFP bid should be thrown out immediately. And go figure, 7 of the 8 in that tier are in the SEC. College football has almost entirely jumped the shark with this SEC bull****.
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I don’t understand the (physical) lines within each category. Like, Arkansas and Florida are above some line, the a few other teams beneath it in the 8-win category. I understand the closer you are to the left, the higher your chances…but I don’t understand the line.Syracuse is the only non-SEC/B1G listed as being in the conversation with fewer than 10 wins. Their schedule's pretty brutal - at Tennessee and catches most of the top of the ACC, majority on the road.
I do find it funny that, according to this model, 10 win Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Oregon, Clemson, Tennessee, Notre Dame and USC would all be considered to have equal CFP arguments as an 8 win Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Miss State, South Carolina, etc.Syracuse is the only non-SEC/B1G listed as being in the conversation with fewer than 10 wins. Their schedule's pretty brutal - at Tennessee and catches most of the top of the ACC, majority on the road.
I wouldn't try to dive too deep. It's just an opinion that they try to make look more authoritative and objective by applying some numbers to graph.I don’t understand the (physical) lines within each category. Like, Arkansas and Florida are above some line, the a few other teams beneath it in the 8-win category. I understand the closer you are to the left, the higher your chances…but I don’t understand the line.
Left vs Right doesn't mean anything. The lines within each category suggests they are closer to the lower win total than the higher one. For example, this model suggests Arkansas and Florida are closer to being in the discussion even at 7 wins, while Vandy, Miss State, Kentucky are closer to needing 9 wins.I don’t understand the (physical) lines within each category. Like, Arkansas and Florida are above some line, the a few other teams beneath it in the 8-win category. I understand the closer you are to the left, the higher your chances…but I don’t understand the line.
Pretty effective use of social media by New Mexico to roll out a kids 12 and under are free promo.
With Sam Pittman fixing his hip and losing a ton of weight, BB better watch out…the Man-Titties brigade will be in full attack mode.