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Probably good you’re not doing it with Pat Green coming. He’s not Nelly but he’s better than most acts they typically have.

3 games involving non B1G/SEC team are Clemson, Notre Dame (both who could join a P2 conference), and Georgia Tech (who due to being located in Atlanta is a dark horse candidate for the P2)

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Cal Poly and Sac State are now on deck here too. Would be a good recovery plan, even if they don’t all end up playing football. Hawaii, San Jose St, UC Davis, Cal Poly, Sac State, UN-Reno, UNLV, Grand Canyon, Wyoming, Air Force, New Mexico, UTEP Poor NMSU…

Again, the broadcast claimed to let were RETURNED UNSOLD. That’s a fuck up, why the fuck are you guy arguing. Advocate why it was a good process if you want to, but if you agree it wasn’t stop deflecting.

Yes, and your point is? Texas fucked up the ticket process for this game. Because people found work around should not excuse their incompetence. Be better.

I prefer nine but unless something changes for the playoff selection, there is no way they ever go to nine.

That’s the point. I went and bought tickets via 3rd party. It sucks that I had to sit in a “Texas” section that was 90% Georgia fans. Ticket were cheap and easy to get AFTER many of us booked plane tickets and we had to pay ridiculous 3rd party fees on top of that cost. Going to a road/out of state neutral site game and losing is never fun (as I know all too well) but not being able to get tickets in the Texas section makes it more miserable. If they sold out it’s one thing, but if they didn’t even sell them all then it’s bullshit.

Okay I was told they said on the broadcast that Texas sent back unsold tickets for the SEC championship game. If that’s true it’s fucking bullshit that they didn’t offer tickets to other season ticket holders. However they did it was the wrong way because we were outnumbered 6-1 last night in Atlanta.

Hey, let’s not body shame people on blood pressure medication that choose to accentuate their midsections. It’s a slippery slope. Next thing you know we’ll be making fun of 300lb women doing yoga.

Dumbass question. I appreciated his answer.

Who is this “One”. Please explain this, because I’m ignorant of who/how they do this. I’m definitely not a cop apologist and agree with the vast majority of your post but still I simply acknowledge that these are very difficult situations even when things go according to plan.

I agree with all this too but what mental health expert can handle someone wielding a knife threateningly? I think the cops have a point here. Garza has been targeting them for any and everything. Both Garza and the cops are assholes. Both are right and both are wrong to an extent. I can easily frame an argument for and against them both. At the end of the day, we as a civilization don’t deal very well or effectively with people going through a mental crisis. We either let them go system’s revolving door with next to no accountability or support (Garza) which punishes the community, or we go too far with enforcement (APD) and they end up with fines/jail time making it difficult to return to normalcy or in extreme cases they get killed.

Auto byes will be going away. I’d bet money on it. Giving a team not even ranked in the top 10 a bye to stupid. I’m all for automatic bids for top 5 conference champs but free but and home games is a bridge too far. Maybe they give byes to the top 4 CCG participants. This keep ND out and provides a benefit to the loser. If Oregon and Texas win Saturday, they’d get the bye and then Penn State would likely get the third bye, SMU could get the fourth bye with a win or it would go to Georgia/Clemson if they lose. Big 12 and MWC champ would get in, but no bye. This seems like a far more realistic setup that most could agree to without classifying any special designations on the Big Ten/SEC.