I’ve had enough
Absolutely no one - NO ONE - is saying a 29-0 Miami University, or any unbeaten team, should be left out of the NCAA Tournament
But a one loss team with ZERO MERELY MEH WINS WHATSOEVER doesn’t automatically deserve any sprinkles
RECORD-RANKING … MUST … STOP
UNLV's overtime win over Nevada
Watching sporting events is awesome
Watching all these meh-to-bubble teams gack today, can we PLEASE stop with the idea that the NCAA Tournament needs to be expanded?
The world would be just fine if UCLA, San Diego State, Seton Hall, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Iowa, and NC State weren't in.
Over the last 20 years, 24 safeties have run a 4.41 or better, and seven of them were in this year's draft class.
Drake Powell led the way with a 37" standing vertical leap at the NBA Combine.
That would've tied him for 16th among the linebackers and edge rushers at the NFL Combine.
6-3, 293-pound DT Gracen Halton (Oklahoma) would've finished second in the vertical at the NBA Combine.
Seriously - total production malpractice. How do you not keep the camera on Megan Keller?!
Let's say college football did go to a 24-team playoff. Percentage of teams that make the playoffs ...
NBA 67%
NHL 50%
NFL 44%
MLB 40%
NCAA Tournament: 19%
College Football (at 24): 18%
If CFP is out of all the Power 4 plus Notre Dame plus 2 throw-them-a-cookie Gof6 teams: 34%
Everyone’s knee-jerk reaction is to hate the Big Ten’s 24-team playoff idea, BUT …
Championship games are tired and unnecessary. Ditching them makes the regular season MORE meaningful
Replace them with a CFP first round, and then it becomes a 12-team playoff - that’s not awful
I'm just a simple guy with simple thoughts ...
If someone is a full-time undergraduate student in good academic standing with a full credit load, like any other regular student, then fine ... eligible to play college sports.
Anything else ... no.
Bad Bunny halftime show … dude nailed the spike at the end
Seriously, as anyone who has ever spiked a football knows, if you’re off by the slightest bit, that thing can go anywhere
That had the potential to go very, VERY wrong in an all-time Football In the Groin sort of way
To everyone complaining about how bad and boring this Super Bowl was, I’d like to introduce you to most of the first 30ish of these things.
The Super Bowl didn’t start getting consistently good until 2000.
Ha ha, very funny ... With ABC getting the game next year, ESPN will start Super Bowl LXI pregame show tonight ...
The SVP SportsCenter is broadcasting outside in front of SoFi Stadium, and it's followed by a Super Bowl Live show ... for next year
Always, be promoting ... ALWAYS, Be Promoting
LOVE the McEnroe brothers, but 1) their voices sound EXACTLY alike, and after 5 hours seemed more tired than Alcaraz and Zverev
2) Finally through the 4th set of this Djokovic-Sinner classic ... having a pro's pro like Chris Fowler on the call raises the event and moment so much
You want to know who some of the best fans in the world are?
The sports media types who stayed through all of Alcaraz-Zverev - it’s why they got into this business in the first place.
If this isn’t the best sporting event we’ll see all year …
Carlos Alcaraz and Sascha Zverev for this five-hour-plus Australian Open semifinal
Thank you
The Hall of Fame criteria for all things should be simple.
If you have to make an argument why someone should be in a Hall of Fame, the answer is no.
That just sucks. It's amazing how fast high-end tennis can turn on one wrong step.
Novak Djokovic is in the Australian Open Semifinals without winning a set in either of his last two matches.
(It's why being in otherworldly shape is everything ... just stay out there)
Seriously, if six months ago you told a million people that they had to bet their right legs on Indiana football winning the national title OR Bill Belichick making the Pro Football Hall of Fame on the first ballot, 999,999 (Curt Cignetti the lone outlier) would’ve picked ….
Aaron Rodgers sure believed in body autonomy on that tackling attempt
I'm old enough to remember five hours ago when teams that got a first round bye in the College Football Playoff couldn't play because, you know, rusty, and we needed to overhaul the entire system
(There is no excuse for that first half other than Miami, Ohio State)
The Alabama schedule "gauntlet" - and remembering it lost to Florida State, Wisconsin was bad, and ... Bama COULD beat IU
Georgia - see SEC Championship
Vandy - lost bowl
Missouri - lost bowl
Tennessee - lost bowl
South Carolina, EIU, Auburn - no bowl
LSU - lost bowl
Oklahoma - lost bowl (I know)
There is no better bowl tradition than the winning head coach of the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl getting a bucket of intelligence analysis and warfighter support dumped on him
It's what bowl season is all about
I get what Miami is doing, and as we saw last night, one play can change everything, but on the flip side of this game plan, if your D is playing THAT well, tell Carson Beck to let it rip.
Miami is going Iowa, and leaving itself wide open to have this game stolen away.
Has it really been only nine days since the College Football Playoff final rankings came out?!
Oddly enough, this would've been the easiest cut-and-dry four-team CFP ever - Indiana vs Texas Tech, Ohio State vs Georgia, and zero serious controversy whatsoever.
Would be the funniest thing in the history of the world if Lane Kiffin, after praying on it, left for the Michigan job
Why the CFP Committee Got It Wrong on Alabama, Notre Dame and Miami
collegefootballnews.com/college-foot...
It is sort of hilarious/sad that so many 5-7 teams can't field a bowl team because there aren't enough COLLEGE FOOTBALL players around ... and as we speak, every other college student in America is studying for finals (or should be)
I am guessing here, trying to read how this committee rolls
It's been telling us from jump that it likes Notre Dame WAY more than Miami (ND 10, Miami 18 in first CFP)
It flips back to the previous week with Notre Dame 9, Alabama 10, and whatever happens with BYU doesn't matter
THESE ARE NOT MY RANKINGS. I'm GUESSING the CFP told us last week what they're going to do, and the insulation will come from Bama & ND flipping back
1 OSU/IU
2 Georgia
3 Texas Tech
4 OSU/IU
5 Oregon
6 Ole Miss
7 Texas A&M
8 Oklahoma
9 Notre Dame
10 Alabama
11-seed Virginia
12-seed Tulane
Bottom line, this should be the College Football Playoff top 12 RIGHT NOW had it done this right from the start (keeping this within its own pattern)
1 Ohio State
2 Indiana
3 Oregon
4 Georgia
5 Ole Miss
6 Texas A&M
7 Texas Tech
8 Oklahoma
9 Miami
10 Notre Dame
11 Alabama
12 BYU
