TheBuescherMan

On the field, the New Big 12 is easily ahead of the PAC, and I’d argue the ACC as well.

It should be a fun league, with a lot of teams being able to win any given year. How the future TV contracts break out without the blue bloods is the question.

The CFP didn’t change shite. We went from a playoff of 2 to a playoff of 4. That isn’t some cataclysmic event that shook the foundation of college football. You want to see why the sport is going downhill, it’s $$$’s growing influence plus ESPN and the shite job they do.

Let’s start with ESPN pulling all the strings with conferences, forcing realignment, and destroying rivalries and conferences across the country.

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The second-best team in the AAC shouldn't be competitive with a 6-6 SEC team.

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:lol:

How did the best team in the SEC do against these two 6-6 SEC teams the AAC beat?

At least LSU is in a good spot to weather things. It truly sucks to be a G5 now. So many of the diamond in the rough guys that G5 schools traditionally rely on to develop and compete with P5 teams are going to transfer out once they get a little success.

Horrible to see the cart come out at the end of a game like this.

Larry and Mary Ferguson III walking in on Leon and his friend going to town on a dozen watermelons had me rolling.

Episodes 1 and 2 were weak, but 3 and 4 were right back to being classic Curb.

I did like the running gag of Netflix and Hulu executives being white but having an intentionally diverse supporting cast of yes people with them.

Tom Osborne and Nebraska is the poster child for this. 20 years of being a contender and he finally wins in 3 of his last 4 years.

I'd take the extra championship over the slight advantages everywhere else for Ohio State.

Would like SMU to win, but I’ve gotta take Memphis here. Mike Norvell surely can’t lose every big game at Memphis.

I’ve rooted for Frost since he left us, but there’s still a small feeling of satisfaction in watching Nebraska lose to Purdue two years in a row.