Yeah, I don't watch him much either, but tomorrow, or whenever he appears, I will have the DVR rolling! That would be humbling for some SEC folks, but not Finebaum, he'll be making excuses galore!
This was a big time butt whoopin'! I can't wait to hear how Finebaum spins this one! Maybe 'Bama fans will have some more respect for IU if they ever play again!
O for 2 so far! I hope you're correct for the next game. I don't believe anyone thought the "U" would handle tOSU like that. Texas Tech was just no match for Oregon.
Well, Oregon becomes the first team to get a first round bye to win in the quarterfinals. They shut out Texas Tech and move on. Hopefully IU will do the same coming up.
Is it a national championship or not? I have no problems with the G5 teams having a go at each other, but they certainly didn't belong among the elite teams trying to win the Natty!
Notre Dame, Miami and Alabama were more deserving than James Madison and Tulane. I still think you want the best twelve teams. Hopefully that gets cleaned up next year.
I'm sure glad that IU is included, as I have someone to root for! I sure hope they don't come out rusty like tOSU.
If you are to have a "championship" you need to have the best teams playing in it. It's just that simple. Vanderbilt and BYU would have their way with Tulane and James Madison too.
Myself, I wouldn't mind seeing an all-in playoff. Cut back to 11 games and let everyone play. It would take an extra couple of games but it would avoid the criticism that comes with a committee choosing teams. And that would take care of conference champions making the playoffs, except those who the committee thought not worthy, like Duke. If you're going by the rules, Duke's in.
P4 schools have the resources and are, without a doubt, able to field 12 teams better than any P5 school. Even Paul Finebaum is seeing the light! Is it the best 12 or is it the contorted system we have now. Duke was the ACC champion, why didn't the committee stay the course and name them as one of the 12? The whole thing boils down to Tulane and James Madison had no business being in the CFP! The games proved that!
Pretty nice Bear comeback last night.
And as far as the Indiana Bears, we have OTC gun sales here in the Hoosier state, and enough folks from Chicago come and take part in that enterprise. So, rule nothing out. And as far as politicians with their hands out, Indiana is second to none!