****2022 College Football Everything Thread****

[TheFrenzy]

Originally Posted by coachnip13

I was? What post # was that?

I apologize.

Critical thinking is probably a bit more difficult for guys who intentionally buy their Tap-Out shirts one size too small.

[coachnip13]

Since you have no pride and have to resort to screen name jokes and memes, can we assume that you have abandoned the 12 team playoff argument for good?

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

I apologize.

Critical thinking is probably a bit more difficult for guys who intentionally buy their Tap-Out shirts one size too small.

Another lame attempt at an insult while avoiding football talk like the plague.

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by Fenway55

It's coming. Get used to it.

That wasn’t the discussion, but thank you anyway.

[TheFrenzy]

I also realize that counting and colors might be a bit too advanced for some here, but here's a chart showing how many "meaningful" games the SEC teams played last season:



OUCH

After four weeks of conference play, only four teams were still playing meaningful games in regards to making the CFP.

That's what a devalued regular season looks like.

And this is the SEC. This is the best case scenario.

For all the teams outside the SEC or B1G, almost the entire chart is red.

[TheFrenzy]

*cue Nipples acting confused and angry*

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

I also realize that counting and colors might be a bit too advanced for some here, but here's a chart showing how many "meaningful" games the SEC teams played last season:



OUCH

After four weeks of conference play, only four teams were still playing meaningful games in regards to making the CFP.

That's what a devalued regular season looks like.

And this is the SEC. This is the best case scenario.

For all the teams outside the SEC or B1G, almost the entire chart is red.

Why do we need bad teams playing “meaningful games” just to get a shot to get crushed by Alabama?

[Siberian13]

SEC just dominates. It’s science

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

*cue Nipples acting confused and angry*

Cue Frenzy taking middle school level personal shots in an argument he lost a month ago.

[TheFrenzy]

And right on cue, Nipples denies all his posts arguing that the playoffs would "devalue" the regular season.

It's like clockwork.

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

And right on cue, Nipples denies all his posts arguing that the playoffs would "devalue" the regular season.

It's like clockwork.

He did? Where?

A 12 team playoff will devalue the regular season. That’s just a basic fact. Teams can go 8-4 and still get into the playoffs.

[Fenway55]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

And right on cue, Nipples denies all his posts arguing that the playoffs would "devalue" the regular season.

It's like clockwork.

+1 +1 +1

While there does eventually come a point of negative returns, college football is nowhere near it. Expanding the playoffs from 4 to 8 or (as planned) 12 will create far, far more meaningful regular season matchups. It's simple math.

And it won't be Alabama and Georgia forever.

[TheFrenzy]

[TheFrenzy]

Originally Posted by Fenway55

+1 +1 +1

While there does eventually come a point of negative returns, college football is nowhere near it. Expanding the playoffs from 4 to 8 or (as planned) 12 will create far, far more meaningful regular season matchups. It's simple math.

And it won't be Alabama and Georgia forever.

+100

The simple fact that we're got a college football system that could give us five undefeated P5 champions + an undefeated Notre Dame—but only has four playoff spots—is all the proof anyone needs that it's a bad system.

[Giroux]

Wow Kentucky

[therealcjc33]

Originally Posted by Giroux

Wow Kentucky

That missed FG and 2 missed extra points came back to bite them.

The missed targeting penalty against Ole Miss didn’t help either though.

[coachnip13]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

+100

The simple fact that we're got a college football system that could give us five undefeated P5 champions + an undefeated Notre Dame—but only has four playoff spots—is all the proof anyone needs that it's a bad system.

So now your argument is backed by something that has not happened in college football history. We “could” have six undefeated teams, so we have to have at least six spots.

Anyone who has followed the sport for a minute knows that at the end of every season, there are two, maybe three, very rarely four teams that have a claim to play for a title. Never, ever, has there been a 12th team that can make that claim.

But “Georgia vs Oklahoma!!!”.

[cdub6238]

Oofff...Minnesota biffed it...

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by cdub6238

Oofff...Minnesota biffed it...

No Ibrahim today which was a big blow. But dropped a TD that turned pick and missed a 28 yard FG. Defense is legit and kept them in the game but the offense falters when we don’t have Ibrahim (rightfully since he is 2nd in the nation in rushing), but we just didn’t execute offensively and Purdue came in with a good game plan. Still a lot of season left with some big games. We have a bye week now to get Ibrahim healthy and then we will see what they do.

[marl1220]

Good God those Baylor unis are ugly.

[Siberian13]

Wow Bama actually got screwed on a call

[hairysasquatch]

Sibs we need some scoring on Frenzy vs. Nipples! TheFrenzy landing some today!

[hairysasquatch]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

I enjoyed this!

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by hairysasquatch

Sibs we need some scoring on Frenzy vs. Nipples! TheFrenzy landing some today!

Honestly feels like both just regurgitated the same stuff. Frenzy made a cycle of Coach but he did the same cycle of his stuff. We need new material from those two. The crowd is booing the lack of excitement in this fight. Boring fight that started hot. This round is a draw.

[Siberian13]

Bryce Young hurt his throwing shoulder. Didn’t look that bad it who knows