@Hofflanta@briancrice@HollyAnderson I think what they created was a news show designed for middle school/high school kids to increase their awareness of current events. So no emphasis on politics per se
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@MrCFB@RossDellenger Why is the answer always less football? Shortening the amount of time the clock runs means less fball. I like fball. I don’t want less of it. TV is the reason the games are so long. I get that probably cannot change, but don’t penalize the fans because TV makes the games longer.
@dcrockett17@davidaldridgedc@Super70sSports If he got the ball in the low block with his back to the basket, he was absolutely unstoppable. Not a player in college basketball that could cover him.
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@wesrucker247 If total yards is the only way to evaluate D, then we will always rank low due to # of possessions. Points/possession or yards/poss are better measures. Or just look at the scoreboard.
@CfBbet @GeoPokes @zach_barnett If they run the clock more than they do now (so instead of the clock not running between plays it now runs between plays) there will be less clock time for plays. So again, less football. Where is my logic wrong?