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Hilarious, yes. But the ACC isn’t a group of five conference. Edited to add that I didn’t realize the rules allow the winner of a P4 conference championship to be left out of the playoffs.

LSU can’t do anything right. Now they’re out of field goal range.

They’re being penalized for losing to a hapless Florida, and rightly so. Their out of conference schedule also included powerhouses San Jose State, UTEP, and Sam Houston.

If SEC losses count as wins, then Texas’s victories over San Jose State, UTEP, and Sam Houston should count as losses. It’s only fair.

With regard to NIL money (or money in general), I wonder if at some point donors realize that they can’t buy a championship and stop shoveling money into the furnace. I don’t know where this train is headed, but it seems like the trend of more and more money chasing the same limited number of...

Other than Georgia (their only loss) and Oklahoma, Old Miss has been racking up wins against the bottom half of the SEC and out of conference stiffs. Not sure they’re as good as the CFP rankings indicate they are.

If you were Florida, wouldn’t you be drinking?

As much as I hate to side with the scissor lift killer, I think he has a point.

I’ll see your got nothing, and raise you a bupkus.

I don’t remember what other year they went undefeated, but a 12-0 UCF beat Auburn in the 2018 Peach Bowl. From Wikipedia: At 12–0, UCF was the lone remaining undefeated team in Division I FBS, as Wisconsin had lost to Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship. . . . Auburn entered the game 10–3...

So are all college sports going to be part of this new entity, or just men's football and basketball? If it is all sports, I think this could be the beginning of the end for the non-revenue sports.

You can't divide by zero, so there is no answer. (1/0)-1)x100% = ?% more than zero

Not sure about the math on this one, but I like where your head is.

Given the level of interest in these schools, it might make sense to consolidate Arizona and Arizona State into a single thread anyway.

So what they’re saying is that teams which would have been playing in the Liberty or Music City bowls prior to expansion should now be in the playoffs.

So, let me get this straight. If the private equity deal is signed, Michigan leaves the B1G? Can we get this done today? I'm kidding of course... Not really.

I think projected ratings, er, I mean the eye test will determine which three teams fill the at-large spots. Maybe it should be called the eyeball test.

If the shoe fits...

Unless the bill was north of $250, that tip seems reasonable to me.

I'm happy with the loss to Oklahoma. I was going to say they are the former prince Andrew of the B1G, but that title probably fits PSU better.