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I understand that, but I don't give two turds in a coffee cup about thinking like an SEC hack. I'm talking about real life thinking. Take specifics out. Conference A has one really good (great) team, and 3-4 "good" teams. Only two of those "good" teams make it into the playoffs, and no one...

But I would have said, "The cheater is in his second year in the league, sitting out his first year because he wasn't very good and the Vikings didn't want to make it look like they wasted a first-round pick on a bad player, so they faked an injury to give him more time to prepare." I think...

I remember that.

I think that's, like, 130% in the Big Ten. Someone check my math.

Is he a rookie, again? Can you be a rookie 2 years?

Okay, so Devil's Advocate here... Which is more impressive for a conference? - One great team that wins everything, plus a couple of "good" teams that get in the playoffs. 3 teams in the playoff, total. One with a first-round exit, a second with a second-round exit. The third team wins the...

I don't think they did. I haven't looked at the polls this week, but last week, there was no G5 team in the top 25. But Memphis was put into the 12 spot. I'm saying that that the rule should be that if you aren't in the top X teams (whatever X is), you aren't in the playoffs, no matter which...

They should pick a number. 15. 20. Something. If you aren't ranked in that number, I don't care if you won your conference, you can go sit in a birthday cake because you don't belong in the playoffs.

Ha... shows how much I go to Taco Bell... there's one right down the street from my office.

Long time listener, first time caller. I miss the chili-cheese burritos. Or "Chilito". I'll hang up and listen.

I remember Cal doing this to Ohio State a while back. 2012? 2013? The backup QB was the same number as the punter. I'll see if I can find it... Or maybe my memory is wrong. Edit: So it was the starting QB (Jared Goff) who shared numbers with the Punter (Cole Leininger) - #16...

Just from reading that caption, I don't think she's blaming the psychics for her not passing. She's just saying she no longer believes in psychics because they were wrong. My personal opinion: she's one step closer to passing the exam now that she no longer believes in psychics.

How heavily does one need to push to get an undefeated team into the playoffs? Where is the controversy? Why would the committee and ESPN care whether the Big Ten screws any team(s)? I get that people may feel a conference might want to protect the top 2 teams with bad referees. But I don't...

I don't recall ND ever getting big "chunk" plays. It was all slow drives. I believe that if Ohio State did not convert that 3rd and 11, and had to punt, ND would have run out of time before scoring a touchdown (and attempting a 2-pt to tie).

During the game, they talked about offensive plays per game. I guess Ohio State tries to play as few plays as possible so they can last longer in the season. I was going to look into that, but found the results not as fun as I had hoped. But here's something interesting...

When Burrow throws for nearly 80%, there's no discussion. "OF course he's going to win it. No need to talk about the guy who threw for exactly 1 interception, at that point." When Sayin throw for over 80%, there's no discussion. "He's throwing to skilled receivers and no one cares. Let's talk...

I would say that "elite" is much more of a thing specific to a season. For example, Ohio State has been elite for a couple of years, but not every year. Indiana has probably never ever been elite, but they may be elite this year. Using my interpretation, I would say that Oregon has been elite at...

Where is he doing that news conference? It looks like there's probably a fold-out table right next to his where Cub Scouts are selling popcorn.

https://www.on3.com/boards/threads/november-9-2011.8434708/ Never forget. 14 years ago today, the BOT murdered Joe Paterno. They gave him cancer. They accelerated that cancer. It took a couple of months but then he died because the BOT killed him.

They hate Indiana more than they hate us? Or they hate Indiana more than we hate Indiana? The first one is tough to believe. The second one is entirely expected.