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Posted on 12/20/25 at 10:53 pm to BbyB
I disagree, the one team that gets in with the soon to be 16 or 24 game playoffs will give the lowers teams something ton play for. JMU getting into the playoffs might give them enough bucks to but a couple of good D-linemen and I think with the 13 pens by those zebras that game is even closer, they could not stop them all night without pens.
The truth is if Indiana can go to number 1 in two years any of these teams can have a special year. The problem this year was getting in 2 teams because of Duke winning the ACC. Nobody minds the one team. Some years they can compete, Tulane was a bad choice they saw they lost to Ole Miss by 35. JMU might have beat Texas AM
Its good for the game to get one team in, but not 2. And they could take the 2 best teams and play a play in game Friday night before the Sat Army Navy game.
That way all the other conferences start the year with a hope, they can have a shot, if they go like 11-0 or 12-0. We need Rocky to have a shot.
The truth is if Indiana can go to number 1 in two years any of these teams can have a special year. The problem this year was getting in 2 teams because of Duke winning the ACC. Nobody minds the one team. Some years they can compete, Tulane was a bad choice they saw they lost to Ole Miss by 35. JMU might have beat Texas AM
That way all the other conferences start the year with a hope, they can have a shot, if they go like 11-0 or 12-0. We need Rocky to have a shot.
Posted on 12/21/25 at 12:33 am to UAgrad93
The selection committee is a joke. Half of those idiots know less about football than the average poster on this board.
Posted on 12/21/25 at 6:12 am to Mobile Patriot
So which games were worse, Miami A&M tied at 3 late in the fourth or the two blowouts?
Posted on 12/21/25 at 6:47 am to TTOWN RONMON
Meh. I get it that the media and ESPN LOOOOOOOOVE the movie "Hoosiers" (I do too TBH) where some team that no one has heard of with players no one has heard of but play with a lot of pluck come in and knock off the big boys.
But that's just not reality 99.999999 percent of the time. The fact is schools like Tulane or JMU or Jax State almost never can compete against the big guys and usually get blown out.
I'm not against a G5 school getting in per se but they need to show that during the season that they can knock off a good opponent or two in the OOC schedule and win their conference. So, schools like Tulane need to start scheduling and BEATING teams like Ohio State or Alabama or Georgia.
If they can do that and win their conference, I'm all for those type schools getting a spot. Until then, NO.
But that's just not reality 99.999999 percent of the time. The fact is schools like Tulane or JMU or Jax State almost never can compete against the big guys and usually get blown out.
I'm not against a G5 school getting in per se but they need to show that during the season that they can knock off a good opponent or two in the OOC schedule and win their conference. So, schools like Tulane need to start scheduling and BEATING teams like Ohio State or Alabama or Georgia.
If they can do that and win their conference, I'm all for those type schools getting a spot. Until then, NO.
Posted on 12/21/25 at 7:58 am to LovetheLord
quote:I thought it was a drawing of some cave dweller; it's a reminder of that irony.
Why do you have Rosa Delauro in your profile pic?
Posted on 12/21/25 at 1:50 pm to captainFid
the same committee that just put 2 g5 teams in the cfp also tells the big boys not to schedule any ooc team that might beat them.
personally i wish the g5's would have their own cfp. it would benefit both the g5 and football fans. a g5 would be national champ every year and football fans would get more football. not to mention g5's getting more tv money.
personally i wish the g5's would have their own cfp. it would benefit both the g5 and football fans. a g5 would be national champ every year and football fans would get more football. not to mention g5's getting more tv money.
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