bunkerhill

I am not certain what logic even drives game times anymore.[/quote]


Viewers and not much of anything else. Texas draws a lot of eyeballs. I would say much more than Missouri.

How did that happen Bucki? To have such a poor QB room.

We were told all off season that with NIL the big ten would dominate everything and everybody. After all big ten had more alumni, more money and just more.

So, are you claiming a National Championship on Oct 15th or are you going to wait until the end of the season?? :cheers:

I was shocked when the big ten got a much better deal than the SEC, so for Sankey thinks the TV deal "undervalued" that is like saying water is wet.

The TV ratings aren't close, at least they were not last year.

They have to divide the pie by 18 and the SEC divides it by 16. I am not sure how that works out per school.

Because Spurrier liked to run up the score when he got the chance I was disappointed when Stockton took a knee at the one yard line last year to run out the clock.

I understand why Kirby did it but you can't beat Florida enough to repay all of that angst and misery Spurrier caused Georgia fans.

Here's hoping Sumrall falls flat on his face this season coming up. :cheers:

I have no ill will toward Beck at all. He waited his turn and played to his ability.

His last year at Georgia had to have been frustrating to him, having a receiving corp that could not catch a cold.
How many yards and points were left on the field?

The Georgia/Oklahoma suit against the NCAA was absolutely the right ruling. I didn't remember that it was a 7-2 decision. College football is probably more popular than ever.

My biggest complaint about the present state of college football is the unlimited transfer with immediate eligibility. Some guys are playing for their fourth team in their fourth year. How crazy is that? In professional sports you can't jump from one team to another like that.

You are correct. The SEC is still leading college football in high school recruiting. The transfer portal is spreading out the talent.

I have thought the NCAA may have set up this transfer rule as a way of spreading out the talent across the various conferences. The sport was becoming too regional with the dominance by Southern teams.

The big tenners want to talk about NIL. I am pretty sure the SEC was not doing anything other big time programs were not doing.

Those two can't lose enough to suit me.
Now if Alabama can pull off a miracle today.

I pull for any team that plays against big ten pukes. I personally don't have anything against Indiana, it is the other aholes in that conference.
But, if Indiana wins they will become like those other low lifes in that conference.

I hope Miami sends the butt nuts home with a loss.

When you knock off some big boys that are heavily favored brings in a boatload of respect.