Bufffan68
Club Member
I like the idea of the 5 P5 champs and an at large but too much money not to expand to 8 teams.
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Games this weekend 12/1-12/2
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TD Troy with 17 seconds left
Throwback pass to the QB for the 2 pt conversion
LOL at this turf situation in the Big 10 game
Dumbest thing I’ve ever scene.
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
pretty sure Clemson boatraces Wisconsin, but **** Bama so go Badgers!
I have little interest in seeing saban sneak in through the backdoor again
That would be one expensive ticket
I'd prefer 8, but I'd settle for 6.
Ranking strength of conferences as they relate to each other is still subjective since there isn't significant meaningful interconference play. We know there are at least a couple of strong SEC teams, but how weak is the conference as a whole? The same could be questioned on any conference. If we had 8, we could have the conference champion from each of the p5's, the best g5 and 2 wildcards. I realize the last three are choices will still be subjective and there will always be an argument from those that are 'picked', but I still think it would be better for the fan, and more money for the schools. But that's just me.
Ranking strength of conferences as they relate to each other is still subjective since there isn't significant meaningful interconference play. We know there are at least a couple of strong SEC teams, but how weak is the conference as a whole? The same could be questioned on any conference. If we had 8, we could have the conference champion from each of the p5's, the best g5 and 2 wildcards. I realize the last three are choices will still be subjective and there will always be an argument from those that are 'picked', but I still think it would be better for the fan, and more money for the schools. But that's just me.
They made what should be the right call.
FG means Wisconsin has to score a TD, FG for them doesn't help.
If tOSU had gone for it and not made it could have been a huge momentum boost for the Badgers.
This has turned into a much better game than it started out as.
