KidSilverhair
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It’s almost like nobody really knows what’s going to happen until the game is played, which is kind of the point?
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Exactly the NCAA needs to grow a pair and we need NCAA officials not BIG, Big XIi or ACC officials. The P2 winning all these quarterfinals benefits their argument on guaranteed slots. I didn’t think it was a poorly officiated game but that review was pathetic.
Hot take… there are a lot of really sh!tty seats in the Rose Bowl. Quite literally the most overhyped place to play.
The logic the SEC is coming at this with…the big 12 would have had 9-10 teams out of ten in the ncaa tournament per year for a decade.
It’s ok 3-4 of our teams stayed home even though they were in the top 68. It’s ok bsu/asu got in and a bye, your sec team got a bye too! Its ok SMU got in and BYU would have been just as deserving as Alabama if not more.
Maybe ESPN could show Kirk's dog doing tricks for the entire 2nd half. That would be more entertaining and his pup is cute.
You're giving Michigan the benefit of hindsight. In any case, Indiana's 5-point win over Michigan is their ONLY win against a team that finished the regular season with a winning record.
And as CW points out all the time... the Rose Bowl is responsible for ruining college football in a lot of ways.
If I keep responding we’ll end up in “the cave”.
The appetite for a rich-get-richer because of unearned systemic advantages and biases form of college football more than makes sense…it seems inevitable.
KidSilverhair
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Yeah, you’re right, I know that’s how the system is set up. Doesn’t mean I have to like it, though.
Of course I am. Why wouldn't I? Michigan beat tOSU and Alabama. What ISU win would you say is better?
How so? Isn't it just a big bowl? Is it because it's flatter rather than steep and you get further away?
