ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Moron most likely lifted it from us. What happened to his Florida gig? Is he back to being the Harry to Jeff Snook's Lloyd?
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Moron most likely lifted it from us. What happened to his Florida gig? Is he back to being the Harry to Jeff Snook's Lloyd?
That sounds eerily reminiscent of what we say about TSUN. The 4 loss seasons, the lack of top 10 finishes, 1 nc in living memory (1/2 in SCUM's case)
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BuckTwenty
Parties with Pete Johnson's Beard
I mean... he's not wrong... he's just saying the quiet part out loud
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Top 10 Greatest Rivalries in Notre Dame Football History
1. USC Trojans
2. Michigan Wolverines
3. Michigan State Spartans
6. Purdue Boilermakers
7. Stanford Cardinal
10. Penn State Nittany Lions
Entire article: https://www.uhnd.com/history/2020/04/29/top-10-greatest-rivalries-in-notre-dame-football-history/
Just throwing this out there: If the B1G does pick up teams like USC and Stanford, do you think that might swing Notre Dame to the B1G since the B1G would then have 6 of their 10 biggest rival schools?
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Everyone has to band together to protect themselves against ESPN and the SEC but ND can go choke on a rusty bottle cap and fucking die.
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The states of California, Washington, Colorado, and Arizona have a higher population than Oregon; hence more TV sets and potentially more B1G Network money.
Split it loosely along the Mason-Dixon line and have a College Civil War.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
So, I read shaggy, and I'm dumber for having done so. The main takeaways being:
1) tejas will end up running the SEC as soon as Saban is gone
2) Ohio State, tsun, ped state, USC and Oregon are all secretly lobbying to get into what will be an SEC 32 school Super League (run by tejas)
3) This will force Notre Dame to join the SEC
1) tejas will end up running the SEC as soon as Saban is gone
2) Ohio State, tsun, ped state, USC and Oregon are all secretly lobbying to get into what will be an SEC 32 school Super League (run by tejas)
3) This will force Notre Dame to join the SEC
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bukIpower
Head Coach
Only way the Pac 12 makes sense is it we can literally add 6 schools. This way maybe we can have the 10 most western schools and the 10 most eastern schools in their own division.
So something like...
West division: USC, Oregon, Washington, Stanford, Cal, Nebraska, Minnesota, Colorado, Iowa and Wisconsin.
East division: Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois, North Western, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers, Maryland and Purdue.
Move to a 10 game conference schedule while playing 2 BS games per year. We'd no doubt have to cancel our Texas/ND/UGA/Alabama series but with super conferences on the horizon that's inevitable anyways. Even if we went to a straight 12 game conference schedule with 2 cross over games that'd be fine but I'd think it'd be nice to have at least 2 gimme games a year?
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Why not three divisions. Two highest rated division champs play for the championship.
East becomes B1G--Atlantic. West becomes B1G--Great Lakes. B1G--Pacific: USC, UCLA, Cal, Stanford, Oregon, Washington, Colorado.
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