@saniyafatma1278 Yes you are over reacting. Why is your living room on the side walk. Why is your preferred view a street instead of a groomed lawn? Would you prefer he roll it out at 4AM? Are you offering to roll it out for him at your desired preference?
@JayBilas Make the players employees with enforceable contracts and then you'll actually have an apt comparison. The talking heads who are for unlimited player moves never want to address the fact that players aren't held to the same buyouts and standards.
@GrahamCoffeyDC No they didn’t. The games they participated in that were nationally televised did. low tier games and games on SECN don’t count towards national ratings because they either weren’t nationally televised or they were on SECN which don’t get rated. Statistical lies of convienance.
@ClayTravis Clay, you realize this isn’t true. South Carolina participated in a couple of nationally televised games that got good numbers. Using the average ratings doesn’t mean much because their low tier games do not count. No games on SEC Network count because they aren’t part of Nielson
@MattGalatzan This position is so stupid. Absolutely no one would say the loss to OSU in week 1 is something that keeps them out. Had they played a cupcake and won, it would still be the same because of the loss to UF.
@Brett_McMurphy@CircaSports One of the #4’s that have the same first name with different spelling. The Heisman is not a QB only award. It is a best player in the country award. That is Smith or Love.
@GeoMilian Yes. If they don’t beat ND in week 1, they would have never been elevated as high as they were which still keeps them in the conversation after bad losses. Playing good teams helps mitigate unfortunate results. But go on with that mind set