PostGameOrangeSlices
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This is way, way better than a 4 team playoff with neutered NY6 bowls for those that dont make it
You have to be a FS boomer to think otherwise
You have to be a FS boomer to think otherwise
CFP to expand to 12 teams in 2026
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Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan and Michigan State would be tough in December for the SEC
Actually speeds it up. P2 left (SEC/B10) will want more teams in their league so they can get more teams in playoff.
And after they are done picking thru the other three "P5" conferences teams they want there is no 0.00% chance there are AQ for those leagues or G5. Best 12 teams will be in.
6 highest ranked conf champs - most likely all 5 P5 champs and the best of the G5s. True, the remaining 6 will be skewed SEC and BIG.
Since Worshington is about to get the nod to the BIG, do you think your chances are better in the BIG, or just beating Utah and Oregon to get in?
I get that TV money is 2X bigger than what the Pac 10 will get but some if that is eaten up sending your chicks and boys swim team to east coast.
Plus, I struggle to understand why a school who generates over 5 billion in revenue per year gives a fuck about 60mm a year over 30mm. This goes for any of the remaining Pac schools.
USC and UCLA just made the path to the playoff not only easier, it's guaranteed.
MikeDamone
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Not so sure "schools" hate each other as much any more. UWs best lineman is a duck. Obviously not a lot of hate there.
The four team playoff reduced rhe number of post season games that anyone cares about to three. Even the semis have been pretty meh.
This makes for more games that people may actually be excited for, and gives a team that faltered early but finished strong a chance to get I on the championship conversation.
It will probably suck for all the reasons mentioned plus a few that nobody has thought of. I feel like this has to happen though.
This makes for more games that people may actually be excited for, and gives a team that faltered early but finished strong a chance to get I on the championship conversation.
It will probably suck for all the reasons mentioned plus a few that nobody has thought of. I feel like this has to happen though.
Hey, he said he'd always be a Dawg!
MikeDamone
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Taimani Did. Don't pretend that was no big deal.
MikeDamone
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For life! Like all the other transfers.
My concern is Penix is a Hoosier for life!
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Slow and not strong enough for his role in UW's scheme last year.
Yes it's a problem that he was a starter. Bandes and some others are looking like busts. Converted OL starting is another bad sign.
But he had a fumble recovery against Beavlet (that he didn't create) and a blocked pass against Colorado and that's it. He's really mediocre and after 3 seasons probably wasn't going to turn a corner.
Tuli was and is our best DL and 2nd team, maybe 1st team AC this year unless he gets hurt.
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It's a slight improvement. Eight, twelve, or sixteen beats Clumpson, two Sec teams, and Ohio State every fucking year.
It was better with the old bowl games. They just needed a plus one after all the old bowl arrangements.