notre dame joe

UGA should just send twenty men on the field.

Is that reviewable?

This is a 'random' game?

Well, those of us who did not want to become NFL-lite were a distinct minority. It is not breaking new as meaningless and/or conference-harming CCGs were happening in the BCS and the 4 team playoff. It's only a matter of time before someone notices that teams half-ass the rivalry week for the playoff.

I am curious to see if the PC looks hard at their non-cons because they were very interesting this year. Clemson - flattened by UGA. Miami - flattened UF, who it turns out is not that bad. SMU - lost narrowly @BYU which could be a quality loss. If they weigh that then Clemson should not get a lifeline.

Another reason to hate/ignore many playoff games. I give Boise a share of the 2009 title. Not seeing a big12 exclusion this year. You would need multiple 13-0/12-1 teams from the G5 AND the polarization that got an 11-1 IU team to also occur in the SEC. It doesn't have to be the Big12 champion, they can take a non-champ with fewer losses. For scheduling wins vs quality OOC I think the difference is infinitesimal. The inflated playoff leaves room for both the two big conferences and any small team with a pretty W-L column.

She is a trope. It's something like Hollywood Awkward where you take a beautiful actress and give her one (or two!?) flaws and pass that for unattractive. Looks like here all they added was pig tails.

I don't think the PC wants the first round chalk full of paired off conference rivals

Not this year, the SEC champ easily gets a bye. Maybe, hypothetically, if every G5 was 13-0 and the SEC champ had lost to one of them.

They would likely find another non-champ Big12 team. They would not leave that faction out altogether.

If only. Not only are we ineligible for a bye but it looks like the number five boobie prize is reserved for the loser of the Big ten championship game. It remains to be seen whether this is The New normal or an aberration with so many one loss teams near the top of one conference.

But actually we played with an injured QB and our OC insisted on using that game to practice his passing reps. If everyone not named Oregon gets an excuse then we'll take it here. 'P4 winning teams' 'winning record in conference play' Sounds like a roundabout way to point out that a conference goes .500 against itself. It is necessary that one winning team or more will have played a weaker schedule.

From S3 had the best season finale I have seen since Better Call Saul. I almost wish that they had distributed some of those reveals to the other episodes. Almost.

Then what is wrong with the rest of college football? We haven't played a competitive game in over a month.

I have watched it a hundred times and still get curious about the non-speaking characters. Why is one gang member wearing the Union Jack?