I know it's hard not to react to the weekly College Football Playoff rankings but it's really a waste of energy to react to the weekly College Football Playoff rankings.
Attendance grabbed attention at IU-Syracuse on Monday night. It reflected a sport that's responded to a crisis by going to war with itself, destroying its greatest asset in an effort to save itself. Scenes like that are the residual damage.
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@NaptownWiseman@CrimsonCast They definitely came in low at 11th, but it was argued that was because they didn’t have a true high-quality win. Now they do. I see a lot of gripes with the risers/fallers and placement of other teams but not that one.
Is there apathy in the fanbase? Of course (and there should be)! But a $85 get-in-the-door neutral site game on a Monday to see two programs just trying to get back to being NCAA Tournament teams again is an insane ask.
Even if it was Knight-Boeheim I'm not sure I'd pay that.
@Schultz975 Ticket prices, inconvenient start times, snow storms, extreme heat, blah blah blah. IU fans always have a list of excuses why so many of their events are half empty
@kylerrobbins My point is can we speak in absolutes on anything this committee does when they seem to make this stuff up as they go along? I wouldn't say IU is definitely out in that hypothetical knowing that there will be multiple 3-loss teams under consideration.
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@PhilSanchezTV Agree that the more rational thing to do is to trade him, but if they weren’t blown away by any offers, I don’t think waiting for a new GM to make that decision will totally nuke his trade value.
Sources: The #Colts had an offer for DT Grover Stewart last week involving a 4th-round pick and another late-round pick, but waited on it and it was ultimately pulled.
Indy keeps Stewart, who will be a free agent in March.
Trade! The Chiefs are acquiring WR Josh Downs and a 2027 seventh-round pick from the Colts for 2027 fourth-round and fifth-round picks, sources tell @ringer@netflixsports.
Kansas City lands a receiver at the buzzer, while Indianapolis keeps loading up for the future.