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Official Bowl Season Thread
- Thread starter Duff Man
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James Madison starting to get after it in the FCS Championship game. Oops, I think I Bwalked them. 
It’s safer to stick with the fluff rather then racial bias topics.
Play the game at 4pm on a Saturday and try to get the NFL to work with them and put their playoff games at 12:30 and 8. A tripleheader of playoff/championship football would be phenomenal.
I think you run the risk of people being forced to pick and choose which games they watch in that scenario. Very few people are sitting down for close to 11-12 straight hours
I think the college football national championship game should just play their game at 4pm and go up against a playoff game and maybe this will force the NFL's hand. Even going up against an NFL game I would still think they'd get more viewers for the full 3.5 hours than they do on Monday night.
Nah. I know you live is college football country but even college football is no match for the NFL man. NFL is king. College doesn’t want that smoke
Also to your point, college football probably wants the day all to themselves. Then play it on a Friday night. Although Friday and Saturday nights apparently aren't good TV viewership nights yet those are the nights where I watch the most. Guess I'm just old lol.
Ha yeah I think Monday night is actually a great slot for them. I like the current set up
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
I prefer Monday night actually, I don’t want to sit on my couch all day all weekend, I have things to do. I can go to work and come home and the game starts at a good time
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
The nfl and networks are geared for about 12 straight hours on super sunday. New years day runs about that as well.
There are people who will do it.
Yeah but not for marquee games for both sports. People make NFL playoffs an event and college isn’t going to just mix their biggest game of the year in between two of those games.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
And I'm not sure I'd want a pro-college-pro viewing day, myself. I think are folks out there who would couch-potato a football day like that, regardless of the mix.
Because despite the fact that the NCAA provides the NFL with a free development system for players and coaches the NFL is greedy to the point that they don't want to share the spotlight with anyone, even for one day per year.
When has the NFL ever made a decision that was to the benefit of the colleges or really anyone other than the NFL?
There are 3 slots on Saturday so even if they are greedy they can pick whichever slots they want.
It is not an NFL decision, it is a network decision. They play the game when they can maximize eyeballs. Let the whiners whine, they whine about most everything else as well (not you MTN).
They want those two Saturdays to be NFL days. They aren't just concerned about having the full attention of the public for the games. They want fans watching the pre-, post-, and between game shows as well. The networks pay them a lot of money for the rights to all of these and they want no competition.
Because these NFL games aren’t Miami vs NY in week 5. They are the marquee games of the entire season to that point. They want prime time slots and 11am MT isn’t it. I’ve also stated that casual football fans aren’t sitting down and watching football for 10+ hours in one day. Networks know what they’re doing.
Okay and CFB shouldn't care about that at all. Whichever slot they aren't using should be used for the championship. There is nothing wrong with having the national championship at 1:00pm Eastern on Saturday with the two NFL games after.
1 PM eastern for a national championship game is fine.
Ha you can’t be serious. That is not fine.
How is that not okay?
Monday night games suck.
Not compared to a Sunday morning game.
Saturday morning?
Because it’s 11am? 10am PT... that is anot a prime time slot. This is the dumbest argument I’ve ever heard
it is 1PM eastern and noon central time. That isn't bad at all and especially trading a Monday night game for a Saturday game where you still aren't competing against another game.