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I would only be reluctantly supportive of this if the other 3 "superconferences" were structured the same way. 4 mega conferences with 4 team playoffs + the 4 team national playoff=16 team playoff. I don't think we should make it harder for the top teams in our league to make the national...

My fantasy involves having him end up as the OC here and watching one of his offenses hang 70+ on the weasels. Which will be followed with him singing kumbaya with the Buckeye fans on the field at the end of the game.

Man do I miss this magnificent S.O.B.

Yes those would be functional neutral site games. I mean I would still lean towards those games not being true "neutral sites" (home game for Rutgers or Maryland). I guess what I mean by that is that I wouldn't see those type of games as recurring match ups which is what I pictured based on...

[B] Dumb, the major problem being that not all disabled students at a school are going to be disabled in the same way ala a single sport isn't going to suffice to fit their needs. Schools just aren't going to be able to afford this. I think if schools have ACTIVITIES that disabled...

Ugh, I don't think neutral site games would necessarily be the worst idea, provided they make sense. Purdue-Indiana in Indianapolis, Northwestern-Illinois in Chicago..games like that make sense (other then the question as to whether the fans would come close to filling either). I don't...

Maybe, but to be fair I don't think this tells the whole story. I'd say location has a heck of a lot to do with it. Atlanta is the economic hub of the south, 5 million + in the metro area. I'd be willing to guess that a large number of the fans attending the SEC title game are transplanted...

I think this is more of a factor of having a better ticket support structure set up through ticketmaster where they can relist unsold/returned tickets easily...coupled with the fact that it's poorly advertised and the average buckeye fan probably wouldn't think that you could go to ticketmaster...

To be fair, my original statement: "May" be some seats. I guess the question in terms of moving to a tiered seating structure is to whether the lowest priced seat would be the 70 bucks you are paying currently and everything else would go up or if you drop those seats down 10-20 dollars...

True to an extent. It depends on if the people knew up front that said tickets were obstructed and/or were actually given the option to choose their seat. Many of the seating options are drawn at random after all. If you are in the Buckeye club or even enter the alumni lottery you could get...

I'd say there is at least a 50% chance of Oregon not being eligible for a bowl game this season anyway.

I don't think this is REALLY the case though. Sure some people are fine just being in the stadium (those people may opt for the cheaper options based on that) but there are plenty that would be willing to pay a premium to sit in a better section. I'd even go so far as to argue that there may...

If they cut ticketmaster (and thus their fees) out of the deal, the 9 dollar increase would be a wash. In terms of the big games they have a point. The fact is they are selling those tickets way below their market value. Of course they could accept that not all seats at Ohio Stadium were...

I think Jordan is a bit better suited for the hybrid position, he seems a bit shiftier and can make more guys miss in space. Brown has the pure speed and it would be nice to see him focus on being that pure stretch the field vertically type receiver. Hyde is a pretty good #1 option at...

I doubt new infractions, because the NCAA have supposidly concluded the investigations, but I think new indications about what the penalties would be is likely. It's also not out of the realm of possibility that Oregon would just decide to try to make Kelly the fall guy in this or at the very...

They will be facing a COI hearing this spring, sanctions are inevitable, the question is how severe. I personally don't see what could have made Kelly change his mind aside from a change in the projected outlook of these hearings. Oregon have been caught not only paying a street agent for...

It'll be hard for him to do that with a show cause penalty

I dont get it, they put the 2012 team at #4 yet go on to say they probably couldnt have competed with ND or Bama? Makes 0 sense. Ranking a 12-2 Bama better then an undefeated Utah team that beat them? Makes 0 sense

I assume Hall will be playing the "Percy Harvin" type role he was supposed to play this year. Regardless you can never have too many tailbacks, an inevitable injury or 2 and that "crowd" doesn't look so crowded

Yep 1 loss came to a Tom Brady lead Michigan, the other to Utah