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This guy gets roasted hard in replies.

Would wish that the B10 teams are put in separate brackets. Unfortunately, going by history, the schedule makers put at least two B10 teams where they will cannibalize each other. So it goes. If it was my world, they'd put the four B10 qualifiers in separate brackets, and the semis would be all B10. But my world doesn't claim any sort of reality, only my wishes. Go Bucks!

teryl austin has to go, worst DC possible - I get the players have to do their jobs, but this dude calls the worst d - but he's Tomlins butt buddy so he's safe - going to finish the season 9-8 and miss the playoffs or get smoked in the wildcard round - the standard is the standard

heisman said:

JoePa called Day and told him the Nits were tougher than the Bucks.

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Call from Hell on line one Coach Day .....

billmac91 said:

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If that’s what they’re looking for, they’ll just promote Neuheisel the Younger.

Thump said:

Space is stupid.

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BUCKYLE said:

You're stupid. Space is awesome.

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You both are stupid. Awesome is stupid.

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Saw these over on 11W and had to share.

exhawg said:

I hope when they set the playoff field, they put tOSU, Indiana, and Oregon in different parts of the bracket. It would be great if 3 of the final 4 are Big Ten teams and no SEC teams.

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Let's say Ohio State wins out, including winning the conference championship. They'll be #1.
Indiana wins out, except they lose to Ohio State in the conference championship. They could fall to #4 or #5. (No difference.)
Oregon wins out. They'll be #2 or #3.
USC wins out, unless they play Oregon or Indiana. They could be #7 or #10, if Oregon is #3, or #6 or #11, if Oregon is #2.
The Big Ten is then in all 4 quadrants.
I doubt the committee allows for this. They'll figure out a way to put all 4 in the same half of the bracket.
Given the above scenario, Ohio State will drop to #2, with Oregon #3. Indiana will drop to #6 or #7. USC will be #10 or #11 - whichever doesn't play Indiana in the first round.

sons team lost a tough one to their rival this past week, hard fought game but just didn't go their way. They made playoffs and I think they have a chance to win this week, but you never know. Haven't made playoffs in 6 years, so its going to be nice to get to see week 11

The Steelers need more games like this. They need to stop lucking out against good teams and barely squeaking by bad teams. They've been getting away with being below average for far too long.

I hope when they set the playoff field, they put tOSU, Indiana, and Oregon in different parts of the bracket. It would be great if 3 of the final 4 are Big Ten teams and no SEC teams.

OregonBuckeye said:

I don't really agree with that. There is a ton of talent nationally, and with NIL and the transfer portal you don't really get to stockpile talent to the same degree you used to be able to.

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Even Saban left for greener pastures. In the NIL era LSU is a 2nd tier program.

LovelandBuckeye said:

So... not a rival?

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More like a bigger, stronger, older brother who puts you in your place whenever your head gets too big.

Was I incorrect in telling my son that this is a career-ender for Skattebo? I'm sure he'll come back, but the way he plays, he's never going to be the same after an injury like that. He probably only had a few years before the CTE takes over anyway, so this might be best for his long-term health. Even a RB as great as Nick Chubb was never the same after his injury.