OT: NCAA College Football Games Thread 11/19-11/23 Tues-Sat
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Also the SEC isn't what it was in the somewhat recent past, talent is spreading around more than in the past because of NIL/portal. They have good teams and sometimes really good teams but the super teams aren't there this year and are less likely to be there in the future than the past. Even back then it was mostly Saban and being top heavy but not that the whole conference was so strong from top to bottom.
Yup and expanded playoffs made more games in November have meaning with stakes and implications on them. That's what they were looking for and that's what they've gotten in year 1.
Well ‘Cuse beat up on the might huskies.
Also, I don’t know what would be better. Having Notre Dame travel to Athens to play Georgia in the first round of a playoff and get spanked or having them lose to USC and miss the playoff altogether.
Also, I don’t know what would be better. Having Notre Dame travel to Athens to play Georgia in the first round of a playoff and get spanked or having them lose to USC and miss the playoff altogether.
Wonder if he has an idea of who Fickell is looking at as OC. If they don’t win next week I saw a tweet saying it would be their first losing season in a long time for Wisc, like 20 years.
Oh ok, no idea. Just saw it retweeted by CFB media I follow and thought it was a nice thing for them.
