PK Jackson Courville (transfer to Tulane)
- By RuGettinIt
- Buckeye Alumni
- 10 Replies
Huh, that’s interesting
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Football is hard. There’s luck involved.oh well, sucks to suck. Win your conference and get invited to the dance. I said this before last year, and still stand by it. Either that or blow it all up, no bowl games and like 32 teams, 2 from each conference (no CCGs) with however many at large it takes to fill it up. If bowl games don't matter anyway, and CCGs already barely matter, just do away with them and use that week for the 1st round. Army Navy needs to move to rivalry week. Navy should have been playing for the whatever conference they're in, anyway. Maybe they get in the playoff instead of Tulane if that game isn't after selection sunday. Lot of stupid shit for "tradition" and a lot of stupid shit that butts head with tradition. Like MIke Ehrmantrout says, "no half measures".
Going to 16 increases the number of games for the playoff owner. Getting rid of CCG gets rid of the game for whoever owns those right. Big ten would need to renegotiate their contract with fox/cbs/nbc (they also get half of the CCGs). I don’t think NBC or CBS is happy with the contract right now so that would open a can of worms.Agreed, frankly most of what I listed will never happen, but an expansion to 16 would increase the overall number of games or keep it the same, even with losing the CCs.
But yes, you're entirely right on how it would be divided up. I would also love to see CFB work like the NFL, where the playoffs are distributed amongst the big networks, but again, fantasy land.
I know. It was dumb to jump to 12 in the first place. Should have tried 6, and now we'd be talking 8.
I know. It was dumb to jump to 12 in the first place. Should have tried 6, and now we'd be talking 8.The number of teams is never going to decrease.
I don't know, social media says it was a blowout.This is all true, but I’m still proud of how our guys finished. They didn’t quit and still had Miami fans nervous as hell in the second half.
Bama got completely ran off the field and embarrassed.
Still hurts, but the Buckeyes never gave up or folded against anyone. They kept swinging.