I don't give a shit what we set the clocks to, we gotta stop fucking with them. Swap noon and midnight I don't care. If I have to drive to work at 3am so be it, as long as I'm always driving at 3am instead of 3am and fake 3am
@MorosKostas This functionality already exists in Utah based on your CCW permit number. You put in the number of the permit and only get back if it's valid.
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I like how the NBA is focusing all of its effort on a tanking problem that it caused with the draft lottery, instead of trying to make basketball games more interesting than shoving an entire razor blade into my foot
Whitt hadn’t beaten his rival in 6 yrs, hadn’t won a bowl game in 8, lost us the game against TDS, cried in his last presser and told everyone internally he was done, changed his mind last minute for the 3rd year in a row, got jealous of what Kalani was making. He’s an asshole.
This makes the standards objective and tells teams exactly what needs to happen. If we don't like the results one year, then the CFP committee can fine-tune the algorithm for next year.
Polls or committees should have zero bearing on the playoff selection and seeding. It should be entirely an open-source computer algorithm, decided and finalized before Week 0, that does not use polls as a parameter.
Here is a wild idea. Get rid of the committee which is filled with dishonest idiots and just take the top 12 in the AP poll. Probably solve a lot of problems
For the record, I'm running my own computer rankings that would have put ND, Miami, and BYU in. The SEC is systematically overrated. But I have yet to see an on-field performance from the team this year that signals any shot that they can win the national championship.
If you decline a bowl bid, you should be banned from the CFP the year after. No exceptions.
I can maybe see valid reasons why K-State/ISU are declining, but ND is declining because they don't want BYU to win the game and definitively prove that ND is not a playoff caliber team.
@MorosKostas Some part of me is hoping that this is what will what will happen with the under-21 cases. Unfortunately the conferencing history of these cases is different from the under-21 cases, and I don't know if that's a meaningful difference or if it doesn't matter.