@GunslingerViews I think this is a generation thing. If you grew up the 80s and 90s, the bowls were huge was as the champtionship was not realistic to like 98% of the teams. It's a different era now, that simple. People need to move on from trying to keep bowl games special.
@btrembly You are conflating so many different scenarios to try and prove a point. Instead of comparing apples to apples your comparing apples to a brick wall...look at how Freeman acted after BYU for a better comparison.
@imjeremytho@On3 They made sense when teams played each other....now they're so bloated that you get situations like UGA going to Texas A&M once every 13 years
@Blutman27 Liam, in the 12 team playoff like 7 of the teams had legitimately no chance at winning the whole thing. In the NCAA basketball tournament like 6 teams have a legitimate shot, who cares?
@ClayTravis@JoshPateCFB All it's going to take is for Miami, Clemson , FSU and like LSU to say "screw this" and take it's inventory to open market. They all play each other and ND. Then Ohio St realizes they don't need to be sharing anything with Rutgers or Maryland. It's not that far fetched.
@PeteSampson_ What the "join a conference crowd" is missing is that we might be heading towards the death of conferences, or at least these big conferences. Eventually OSU, Miami, and Texas Tech realize they have more in common with each other than Rutgers, Boston College and Kansas.
@HornSports Argument would hold a lot more water if you hadn't lost to an Oklahoma team that can't play offense and a Florida team that might not make a bowl.
@UncleChaps Says you're not a man, and has a timeline full of nothing but complaining, whining, and being afraid of literally everything...sounds about right.