This is supposed to be the pinnacle of our sport...The destination for every player, coach, and fan...yet somebody decided that playing the National Championship on a Monday night deep into the NFL playoffs was a good idea...the mismanagement of CFB has been egregious
they said "mr president, we think a bunch of west coast schools are good enough to play big10 defenses in january"
i said "are you nuts?!"
and now we see oregon, it's been a disaster. the dainty ducks, i call them. they show up in these flamboyant sparkly uniforms every week. they say "we have the shiniest helmets. no football team has more chrome on their heads than we do."
but as soon as they run into our beautiful corn-fed midwestern linebackers, they fail very badly
they're getting schlonged, it's an embarrassment
they have to go back, folks. these pacific coast schools are poisoning the blood of our great conference and we're going to end it on january 20th
Honestly, this worked out for all involved.
Indiana got to cap a historic season by actually playing in the first 12-team playoff.
And a bunch of SEC teams got to claim victory in a hypothetical matchup that will never be played, which is their favorite thing to do anyway.
Good news: The Packers are going to beat bad teams because they are talented.
Bad news: The Packers are going to lose to good teams because they are undisciplined.
Jordan played his heart out and made a mistake at the end. Should have never been in that situation in the first place.
Too many missed opportunities between players, refs (miserable), kicking, and everything in between.
The better team lost today.