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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is not happy about Florida State getting snubbed by the committee and has decided to launch an investigation into the College Football Playoff....
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"I’m a lifelong Gator, but I’m also the Florida Attorney General, and I know injustice when I see it,” Moody said, via the Tampa Bay Times. “No rational person or college football fan can look at this situation and not question the result. The NCAA, conferences, and the College Football Playoff Committee are subject to antitrust laws.

“My Office is launching an investigation to examine if the Committee was involved in any anticompetitive conduct. As it stands, the Committee’s decision reeks of partiality, so we are demanding answers—not only for FSU, but for all schools, teams and fans of college football. In Florida, merit matters. If it’s attention they were looking for, the Committee certainly has our attention now."
(The Spun)
Filed Under: NCAA Football
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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SECSolomonGrundy5 months
Pandering for votes, like all politicians.
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LSU82Cajun5 months
She is right FSU got royaly screwed . Seems voting is suspect everywhere these days. Think Nabers
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eugene1928LSU5 months
Gumps don't belong. Not a FSU fan all all, right is right, gumps do not belong over an undefeated power 5 conference champion. This is why the gumps are unilaterally hated.
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cwill5 months
So dumb.
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biglego5 months
I’m fine with it
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boudinman5 months
I'll allow it. Get those committee texts, emails, and any recordings. Should all be made public.
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Shovelhead5 months
100%. It’s a tough call as to who I can’t stand more. On the one hand, you’ve got politicians feigning outrage. On the other hand, you’ve got school admin who are bought and paid for. Let it all burn.
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DoubleDown5 months
Maybe they can also look into the 100+million FSU raised recently to fund the buyout from the ACC prior to their snubbing?! It’s almost as if FSU knew the ACC isn’t that good and was looking to move conferences. UH OH, Don’t wanna air that dirty laundry now do we, FSU?!
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Bige115 months
Relevance?
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caliegeaux5 months
epic gotcha fail
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Twincam5 months
Waste of time. They can do what they hell they want.
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WhoDatNC5 months
What a bunch of fricking cry babies.
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s25 months
what are you crying about? did she hurt your feels? are you aligning yourself with these "committees and conference elitists"? follow the money and watch the maggots that squirm and eat.
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CanebreakCajun5 months
Uhhh, yeah. I guess she missed the part in the CFP where charter where the committee can look at player availability.
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tigerbutt5 months
Committee shouldn’t exist. W and L determine every level of football including the NFL except for college.
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awestruck5 months
ACC should join in and ask questions their lost money.
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atltiger64875 months
politicians chasing votes. Per usual.

FSU lost their best player and it makes them a different team. Nothing wrong with the committee considering that.
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HubbaBubba5 months
Wonder if would you feel the same had LSU gone unbeaten on the back of Daniel's, then in the last minute of the game, Daniel's goes down with a season-ending injury. There LSU would sit. A decidedly different team than the one that went unbeaten. You telling me there would be nothing wrong with the committee's decision to give the spot to a one loss ACC champion? I sure wouldn't.

If FSU got shafted (they were) by design instead of by chance, then there are financial and reputational legitimacy issues at stake.
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cheeto2255 months
@hubbabubba The committee had time to see just how bad the fsu offense was without travis. your comparison scenario is apple to oranges. Make the same comparison, have lsu look anemic on offense for 2 games, AND have nuss go out with a concussion. the results would and should be the same.
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ATLtigeaux5 months
@cheeto225 and you went with bama’s stellar offense? Same one that needed 2 miracles against a terrible auburn team, barely squeaked by usf and arky? Lost by double digits at home? If it’s only about offense then put in LSU with 3 losses or Oregon with 2 losses. It’s about the entire season team performance. FSU is the better team
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Timeoday5 months
Rational people are usually not state employees.
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cajunmud5 months
Gov employees = parasites, leeches, make work, commies...did I leave any out...haha?
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JackieTreehorn5 months
FSU has had no less than 3 invitations to join the sec. They pussied out each time. frick them.
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LSU-DUDE5 months
Florida has enough problems this should be the least of their worries
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cheeto2255 months
what problems are those?
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31TIGERS5 months
What are those problems you speak of? Try not to make anything up.
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Maybe it’s just me, but “Let’s get the government involved in this” is almost always the wrong solution to the problem.
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EulerRules5 months
Don't mess with a Moody woman.
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Morpheus5 months
I’m fine with it. The board suggested they knew the future. That’s not how it should work as a 13-0 undefeated conference champ of a P5.
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cheeto2255 months
They're charged with putting the 4 BEST teams into the playoff. They got it right.
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BabyTac5 months
Politicians getting free tickets to ‘investigate’. Your tax dollars at work.
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Timeoday5 months
I remember a 1-loss FSU won a Natty back in the 90's. They were pick for the game over an undefeated W. Virginia.

Now, I pray Georgia beats them like a drum.
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Who wore it better, FSU or Patrick Mahomes?
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