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re: Big Ten boss Kevin Warren: 'Without a doubt' OSU deserves CFP spot
Posted on 12/1/22 at 9:30 am to Sooner a Reb
Posted on 12/1/22 at 9:30 am to Sooner a Reb
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The weekly competition & grind of the B10 season can test your soul...and drain your will! It's really a f****** matter of survival. Can't wait until the new playoff format, either, many of you trailer park Hee Haw's are gonna be heading up to B10 country
I want some of what this guy is smoking...
As for the new playoff format.. Be careful what you ask for.
Listen, man, these sec dudes don't know how good they got it. They play their schedules, they talk about who has more appliances on their front porch, who has a nicer trailer, and whether or not beastiality is a crime or is a sporting event! Not much for entertainment down south, I totally understand.
Every time the B10 faces an sec team in a Bowl game, it's played someplace tropical. They always have an advantage. F*** that! Even when a team like Auburn has the GUTS & comes up north (and I gave them credit last year), it's always played in the month of September.
So, my point is, after the new playoffs start, the sec will FUNDAMENTALLY change. Each loss will mean an sec team is that much closer to playing up north. They best get that bye week, too, because every stadium in the B10 is an open air stadium...and every year there will be multiple B10 teams in the Tournament.
You talk about exciting, let's talk about GA, AL, LSU, FL, TENN, whoever getting on an airplane down south in 75 degree weather and landing in 20 degree & cold & snowy & windy Ann Arbor or Columbus or Happy Valley or Madison or Minneapolis in the month of DECEMBER...well, the playing field will level out a bit, I promise!
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Posted on 12/1/22 at 10:07 am to Blue and True
You have reached your ceiling at Meat Chicken. The CFP championship will eternally elude you.
You may make it past the first round a few times playing a B12 or PAC school, but, ultimately you will lose to an SEC team...forever.
Prepare your anus. Bo's corpse ain't coming through the door to save you.
You may make it past the first round a few times playing a B12 or PAC school, but, ultimately you will lose to an SEC team...forever.
Prepare your anus. Bo's corpse ain't coming through the door to save you.
Posted on 12/1/22 at 10:10 am to Blue and True
Thanks for Kid Rock, Flint, Detroit, and the transplants that love Michigan so much they left.
Posted on 12/1/22 at 10:13 am to Blue and True
Hey DA, Alabama has been playing at Penn State since the 80's, including the month of November.
This post was edited on 12/1/22 at 10:14 am
Posted on 12/1/22 at 1:35 pm to Blue and True
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Listen, man, these sec dudes don't know how good they got it. They play their schedules, they talk about who has more appliances on their front porch, who has a nicer trailer, and whether or not beastiality is a crime or is a sporting event! Not much for entertainment down south, I totally understand.
Every time the B10 faces an sec team in a Bowl game, it's played someplace tropical. They always have an advantage. F*** that! Even when a team like Auburn has the GUTS & comes up north (and I gave them credit last year), it's always played in the month of September.
So, my point is, after the new playoffs start, the sec will FUNDAMENTALLY change. Each loss will mean an sec team is that much closer to playing up north. They best get that bye week, too, because every stadium in the B10 is an open air stadium...and every year there will be multiple B10 teams in the Tournament.
You talk about exciting, let's talk about GA, AL, LSU, FL, TENN, whoever getting on an airplane down south in 75 degree weather and landing in 20 degree & cold & snowy & windy Ann Arbor or Columbus or Happy Valley or Madison or Minneapolis in the month of DECEMBER...well, the playing field will level out a bit, I promise!
Is this really all you have? November night games in the south are played in the 30s on a regular basis, not to mention snow in the north during the month of November is not as common as you people would like to think it is. The difference between the two conferences is the athletes, and the level of coaching conference wide. It has nothing to do with cold weather. Its like the guy with a rock hard 4 inches doesn't understand why he is constantly being dumped.
I also think a little self recognition is in store here. Where a lot of us live, specifically the Atlanta area, is so far advanced monetarily and technologically from Ohio/Michigan, its not even worth comparing anymore. The state of Ohio/Michigan outside of Columbus and Cincinnati is in full economic decay. Eastern Ohio is so trashy, it makes the small towns in the south look like retirement resorts. This stuff isn't even subjective at this point.
This post was edited on 12/1/22 at 1:37 pm
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