@CFBChuckk I think thats a fair & honest assessment. I just can’t shake that we see star players return, even reigning Heismans, and not repeat performances.
@CFBChuckk I also may be making the mistake of including situation, expected record & NFL traits, but happens when interpreting a subjective “best”.
@CFBChuckk I just disagree with your premise that its unthinkable Chambliss production may drop off some in 26 from top QB3 & T10 OVR.
That said the only 2 QBs Im definitely higher on than Chambliss is Dante&Arch and think 45 ovr is disrespectful especially behind guys like Leavitt&Sellers
@CFBChuckk Did you forget that Chambliss’s new OC only has only been an OC for 2 years and is a major down- grade compared to Kiffin’s. Its expected that Chambliss & the entire offensive numbers will decrease.
@roadtocfb I wouldnt say he used the tool incorrectly, but for a diff approach. You reference the avg expected record prediction, but that ≠ a per-game approach. I disagree w/ ur premise that current spreads ≠ wins when those spreads are the current predictions. Maybe help me understand.
One of the strongest arguments for the 24 team playoff is the decline of bowl games.
Making a bowl game no longer means as much to most programs.
The 9-24 seeds would be many of the bowl game matchups we have seen where players are sitting out.
Moving these game closer to the end of the regular season will make it more likely for teams to play in them and we will likely see bowl games moved from post season play to out of conference play.
I doubt people stop watching the teams they’re fans of. But I do think you’ll see a lot less people watch the playoff games that don’t involve their teams.
@walkonredshirts I could see player props ruining games as players becone more focused on themselves than winning and Pete Rose is the example of dangers of betting on your own team, but only what’s the issue in only placing bets on your own team to win? Not even ATS