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Vic Mackey

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  1. This is much better
  2. Hahahahahaha. Great game Hurts
  3. Makes zero sense. All CCG losers dropped this weekend except Bama.
  4. I think they were at that age when the show started. This picture looks like it was taken towards the end of the show almost a decade later.
  5. Same and this isn't really giving props to aggy. It's more of how bad Miami is. Especially Beck. I also don't think Miami can cover Aggy's receivers all game. While it's funny ND being left out and Miami did beat them head to head, ND had a much better shot at beating aggy.
  6. Agreed. Fuck bowl games.
  7. All teams should collectively boycott these meaningless scrimmages. If you don't make the playoffs, shut the season down and come back in the spring.
  8. Wut??? "UT is known for many sports, but one taking over college campuses is sperm racing, where sperm samples compete in a microscopic race to raise awareness for fertility and sperm health in men. UT and Texas A&M students will compete against each other in Austin on Jan. 30 for a $10,000 cash prize" https://thedailytexan.com/2025/12/04/sperm-racing-comes-to-ut-erects-new-tradition-for-mens-health-awareness/?fbclid=IwY2xjawOjBZNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFDTW9rYzRLVm16azNyMGRyc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHk_Ya0zFeyezbjegvGrSlqhihNYmYCrETEOKJYWJSPg78oFcdTRz_jKfjHrp_aem_ENs8efHE5rqQLmnBfXf1sg
  9. Fuck it, I'm in lol. No one bitches about this approach in college basketball. Granted, 2 totally different sports and they can get that done in a few weeks. 64 teams = 6 potential games which is a half of a season. You would for sure scrap CCG weekend and I think you'd need to cut the regular season to 10 games. But we know this would never happen.
  10. Well for the seniors it's pointless. They would be practicing for no reason. And how useful would the practices actually be? I'm sure players would be half assing it gearing up for a glorified scrimmage. Any players that opt-out of the game itself I'm sure wouldn't care to practice. College football is the only sport that has scrimmages after the season is over and try to dress them up as something meaningful. Imagine any other sport set up like this. But somehow college football fans have accepted this. Decisions will need to be made about these games because sponsorships and money are involved. Are you going to punish players/teams who decline?
  11. And the previous approaches were fine, BCS and the 4-team "playoff"?? And before that, the AP voted 1 and 2 and they may or may not even play the game. College football is entertaining but is a joke on they handle crowing a champ. It's getting better because you are getting more than a few teams to get a legit shot. I feel they need to add more teams. CFP isn't ruining it. the committee and ESPN are and have ruined it.
  12. Baylor just announced they are declining their bowl game. This seems to be gaining traction and I'm all for it. Bowl games are a pointless exhibition affair that mean zero. Even more so now with the playoffs. Even before this, it was common for many players to opt-out of these games.
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