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Troy giving Clemson a run for their money. Hope they can pull off the upset.

Also, the precision of the numbers seems to greatly exceed the accuracy. For example, could we just round off Texas to 70%?

I’m judging. If you are getting baked while driving your kid to school, you are a shitty parent. Grow the fuck up.

And it’s always coming from a car with dark tinted windows.

Too bad UC doesn't play Colorado this year. Could have had you rooting for them twice. Does BYU qualify?

Random thought: I wonder if the fact Travis Kelce plays for KC had anything to do with moving the UC game to Arrowhead Stadium?

Wait. There are rules?

I'd stick around after the game to watch that.

Evidently, UC is getting 75% of the ticket revenue for agreeing to the move. The game was initially scheduled to be played at Nippert in 2020, and rescheduled for 2025 due to covid. In October 2023, the game was moved to Lucas Oil Stadium. In December 2024, the game was moved again to Arrowhead...

The NFL isn't going to penalize anyone. They are a corporation like any other, and that sort of thing isn't good for the company.

Michigan getting off with a slap on the wrist has to be a worst-case scenario for a guy like Ono. He's got to be thinking about how much better off he'd be if he had just stayed at U of M.

I agree the indentured servitude model was a travesty, and something needed to change. But that didn't cross my mind as I considered why the NCAA reduced the damage caused by Michigan's malfeasance to a dollar amount. I suppose the common factor is that both behaviors (unfairly keeping all...

What this has really driven home for me is that college football is a big business now, and exchanging money is how businesses settle disputes. For example, PG&E pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter for deaths caused by the 2018 Camp Fire, and was fined four million dollars...

Nah. They did exactly what the money men wanted. I don’t think they’re going anywhere.

“However, the panel determined that a postseason ban would reduce the networks’ ratings, so that was off the tableunfairly penalize student-athletes for the actions of coaches and staff who are no longer associated with the Michigan football program.” Money talks. Everything else walks.

Who better to tighten up the ship at Michigan?

Thanks for thinking of me.

Hoping for the best, but prepared for the worst. One thing we do know is Tony Petitti is on record as not wanting Michigan to face further sanctions even though they screwed over other teams in the B1G. Hopefully that isn’t an indication of how the powers that be at the NCAA are thinking, but it...