The Arizona Cardinals are hemorrhaging losses, and now they're turning Marvin Harrison Jr. into another organizational embarrassment.
In just three years, he's gone from potential franchise cornerstone to unceremoniously traded.
It's never been harder to be a Cardinals fan.
Establishing this in the background of SEC (& even many Big10) teams cancelling future series vs Big12/ACC teams is laughable
How are we to reliably assess the best conferences when there’s going to be less and less data to figure that out?
Recruiting rankings, vibes, “eye tests”…? We all know who that has always favored…
Let’s me rephrase more accurately. Disney will now make sure the teams chosen are those who maximize the return on its investments, not what is fair or based on merit.
You don’t spend the 4th overall pick on a WR, struggle to maximize his talent and then sell low two years later.
Fix the offense. Get him the football. Let the 23-year-old develop.
Just so I understand: The NCAA can retroactively vacate wins and losses that happened 5 years ago because a guy took a cheeseburger or made money off his image before NIL, but can’t vacate a very clear instance where the wrong team won a game after being gifted a free play!?
Wendy's and Jersey Mike's have gotten worse — and @stavvybaby knows why:
"It's getting s***tier because some d***head who's never f***ing spread mayo in his life decided, 'Oh no, actually, instead of a sandwich, this is now a commodity.'"
"Auburn reminds me a lot of Texas A&M in that there's not a ton of consistency, but the expectations are always that they're going to be great... They're a popcorn program just like A&M. They're an average program that pops up every once in a while." - @joelklatt
And neither of them were consistently successful in the Big 12. It’s odd how schools that are marginal performers in the Big 12 almost immediately win more games against SEC schedules.
Fun Fact: Texas A&M has been in the SEC for 15 seasons
Entities who have played at Kyle Field
Lionel Messi ✅
George Straight ✅
The Georgia Bulldogs ❌
9 conf games were the norm for the majority of CFB and sadly the SEC were the exception for years...and as leagues were beating themselves up late in November the SEC was playing a WEAK non conf game late in the season before a rivalry game/CFP rankings. It's just the facts.
And that impacted the narrative in a huge way over the course of a decade+.
Now it's finally at 9 conf games across the board. And yes, 9 conf games are a challenge but welcome to college football in 2026 and the expanded CFP.
Gotta earn it on the grass.
1) There's no mix up... he made the decision to leave. His controversy.
2) LSU is different... but you can learn to be a PRO at LSU the same as you can learn at ASU.