@blakNorange1@RedditCFB Yeah. They're saying that if they have two spots to give to 3 teams, and two of those are undefeated AAC/Pac 12 Champs, the committee would snub one of them so a 4 loss SEC champ could get in
@Kevlewisjr@XFL2023 The reason that Houston is in the USFL conference is that they're essentially the Gamblers in staff, players, etc., but they were rebranded to the Roughnecks for brand recognition. I feel like within a couple years, they'll realign to geographic divisions again.
@kzerker_or@Holmes_y_Rails@schwartzsteins@on3@andystaples Damn, I thought they won a bunch of mbb natties back in the day. Oh well.
Anyway, Purdue is in because they're already in the Big Ten, and I don't think the big dogs would try to kick them out. They would sooner leave the conference to make a true super league with the top SEC.
@kzerker_or@Holmes_y_Rails@schwartzsteins@on3@andystaples Most of those national championships that Stanford are in sports that don't make money. If the people in charge really cared about tradition or anything like that, we wouldn't be talking about a super league in the first place.
@JimKlingenberg1@thecasualfan716@barstoolsports I mean the guy who lined up offside was the guy who scored the TD. If the Defense has a pick six called back because of a defensive offside, should the flag be picked up?
@OlsonKai@TheAlexisKraft@barstoolsports Which is funnier because the flag was already thrown beforehand. Had Kelce not thought he had a free play, he probably would not have gone for the lateral.
@Schaeff33141364@bluebloodsbias Anyway, what I'm pissed about is that if FSU would have no shot at beating Michigan, why would you not drop them further than 5? That implies that they WOULD beat the teams ranked below them, such as Georgia and Ohio State. If they really cared, they would've dropped to 8 or 9.