so for those that wasted their valuable time by watching this garbage, were there actually a lot of people in the stands? or did espn cleverly rarely show the crowd so you cannot see the empty seats?
Looked packed to me. They said it was a sellout with tickets going over $1,000 between the 20’s.so for those that wasted their valuable time by watching this garbage, were there actually a lot of people in the stands? or did espn cleverly rarely show the crowd so you cannot see the empty seats?
Agreed - that stadium was packed, and the ND fans seemed to make a difference. Typical home field advantage.Looked packed to me. They said it was a sellout with tickets going over $1,000 between the 20’s.
The PSU game goes up against the Texans vs Chiefs. That game will also dominate the ratings.Like I alluded to earlier… the pick of SMU might have sunk CFB in year one of this iteration of the playoff, and it might have an immediate effect going forward. Because right now CFB’s 2nd biggest playoff matchup is going against a major NFL matchup in December. If I were to guess, Steelers vs Ravens competing for the AFC North championship in December is going to sink Texas vs Clemson 3 to 1 in viewership. So that leaves SMU vs PSU and Ohio State vs Tennessee to save a pretty bad lineup of 1st round games. Having Alabama in the playoffs today might have forced the NFL to flex the Steelers Ravens game to a different time slot to compete with the lesser game.
I forgot about that one. I just remembered it was the Chiefs and somebody.The PSU game goes up against the Texans vs Chiefs. That game will also dominate the ratings.
Yeah, I know which games I will be watching.I forgot about that one. I just remembered it was the Chiefs and somebody.
I also remember Josh Pate getting giddy about the prospect of CFB playoffs going against an NFL Saturday. He wanted it to force the NFL to allow CFB to move championships from Monday. But I’m like “Y’all are going against the best rivalry in the NFL and one of the must see national teams and think it’s going to make the NFL sweat?” Unless Alabama, Michigan,LSU, or Oklahoma are the teams then the NFL has nothing to worry
It was @ ND and both schools are under 100 miles apart. That one was going to sell.Looked packed to me. They said it was a sellout with tickets going over $1,000 between the 20’s.
Like expanding the playoffs to 32 teams. That's what we need.I hope future committee members realize how absolutely retarded the 2024 iteration was. Maybe this will promote some change moving forward. Ideally, I don’t want the committee to exist at all, but that’s a pipe dream.
I agree with this statement:I have to agree with most of this, except maybe the sentence after the first paragraph:
Indiana's loss to Notre Dame proves that College Football expansion was a mistake
There will be fans of Alabama, South Carolina, Ole Miss, and even Miami, beating their chests and pounding their keyboards and shouting to everyone who will lisbamahammer.com
I think buy-in from all teams pushed it to the 12-team number and getting automatic berths from conference champions. An 8-team playoff with automatic conference spots might still bump out a team or two that should be in it.In reality, four teams was often too many. We could have expanded to six teams and kept some semblance of respectability. There have been years when five or six teams deserved a shot with last season being a prime example.
He is a mute button waiting to happen for me. He is a complete idiot whose arguments are infantile.I can't wait to listen to Booger MacFarlands stupid response to this game. Because as y'all know he was on board with "what's your record" argument.
I was pointing out the fact that Oklahoma only lost to good teams before they beat Alabama (wasn't expecting that though). Oklahoma actually has a very highly rated team in terms of recruits, they're loaded with talent, obviously underachieving and not especially well coached. Having said that, they were the #3 team in the Big 12 last year and without Texas there, they'd have had a good chance of winning the Big 12 this year had they stayed.
His nickname refers to his brain material.I can't wait to listen to Booger MacFarlands stupid response to this game. Because as y'all know he was on board with "what's your record" argument.