Jaxbuck said:

Fans wouldn’t give a rats ass. It would change nothing in the field.

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I think fans would definitely give a rat's ass when they tune into Prime TV to watch the Columbus Buckeyes play the Tuscaloosa Crimson Tide. I know it is basically minor league football today, but it is still called college football for now. Do the alumni groups continue to support? Do the Wal-Mart fans continue to buy up all of those t-shirts? I think a super league or disconnecting from the schools will be the death of it all.

OHSportsFan said:

Yuck. I know it’s all coming but it sure doesn’t make me enthusiastic about the future.

The bigger the league (32-48 teams), with only big boy teams, the more likely you get revenue sharing and then parity. Buckeyes’ chances at winning titles then diminishes.

Sorry but I quite like that Ohio State is positioned in the 1% now. I have enough shitty, pro teams that never accomplish anything.

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CincyInterloper said:

The other thing I see happening on this path to optimize profits is that the teams’ connections to their respective universities could become so attenuated that students/alumni lose their emotional attachment to the team. Not sure what effect that ultimately has on this new professional football league, but I think it’s a pretty fundamental change.

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Yep, will Ohio State fans enjoy going 7-5 because the MAC, Rutgers, and Kentucky's of the world are not included? Now it is Bama, Texas, Oregon, and Michigan to finish the season.

I don't believe anyone will tune in to see the Columbus Buckeyes play the Bloomington Hoosiers. I have been wrong once before so who knows.

OHSportsFan said:

Yuck. I know it’s all coming but it sure doesn’t make me enthusiastic about the future.

The bigger the league (32-48 teams), with only big boy teams, the more likely you get revenue sharing and then parity. Buckeyes’ chances at winning titles then diminishes.

Sorry but I quite like that Ohio State is positioned in the 1% now. I have enough shitty, pro teams that never accomplish anything.

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The other thing I see happening on this path to optimize profits is that the teams’ connections to their respective universities could become so attenuated that students/alumni lose their emotional attachment to the team. Not sure what effect that ultimately has on this new professional football league, but I think it’s a pretty fundamental change.

The JMU guy stands on what Cignetti built. Sadly, it will probably be Cignetti.

ORD_Buckeye said:

Clearly the answer is Marcus Freeman

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He had a VERY dominant 10 games, I tell you. Dominant!

Well maybe because they can get me for a buck two fiddy? OK, I come with baggage but I am willing to pay for a second carry on.

I don't want to take anything away from Indiana, except I absolutely do. Fuck them. You want me to get pumped to play fucking Indiana? gtfoh

No way. A week after the biggest The Game in 5 years? Before the playoff? In indanapolis? Lmao fat fuckin chance.

Nah we played like shit. Both sides. This team is capable of beating the dog shit out of them. This was some Corso hex or some shit idk. Play em again and we may break the scorekeeping method. Like they'll have to make a new rule that when a team goes up triple digits, Tuddys only count for 4 pts or something I'm not a committee guy you crunch the numbers WHERE THE FUCK IS @DaddyBigBucks?

Ohio State entered the game only a week after an emotional win at TCUN. If they meet again, the result will be different.

The next two years are the only years he will be paid to play football

LovelandBuckeye said:

Is this in Birmingham or Orlando?

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Shreveport…you know what they say, what happens in Shreveport…

Jaxbuck said:

I gave Jessica Alba the 10 most satisfying minutes of her life.

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Pics or didn’t happen