NCAA Football 2009-10 Season
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Maybe West Virginia could be convinced to switch conferences. Give them a chance to get back at Rich Rod.
Speaking of Boise St they had a very unimpressive win tonight over Tulsa. For a team that is hard to evaluate against other teams in the top 10 Boise needs style points more than anyone. Beating Tulsa 28-21 doesn't jump off the page to me.
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We already have 60+ "bowl" games, so its not like they would be missing a few of them, which are played between schools with "non-losing" records.
Go ahead and have a real playoff system, this BCS is a joke, as long as any polls are included in it. Want proof? ND 25th best team in the country? What a joke!
Say what? BS can always change conferences, if they really want some respect. Look at the mass exodus from and to the BE as an example. Its pure BS (and I don't mean Boise State) to say they cannot control their schedule. Until they do schedule real teams on a consistent basis, their win over Oregon was a total fluke, as far as I am concerned.
They could always move their school. Why not relocate to South Bend so some quality opponents could be played in town. Very few there currently.
True enough. I've always liked the topic of who the 12th team in the Bigger Then Ten conference should be. Seems like Notre Dame and Syracuse have always been top choices. But if we are just going by geography then throw Missouri out there, or Kentucky.
Not like either of those schools would come to the Bigger then Ten conference.
I didn't expand enough on it though .....
After the Top 16 teams are selected, go ahead and decide on the rest of the bowls that are available.
Personally, I think there are WAY too many bowls at this time anyways.
It's suppose to be something that you are rewarded for having a good/great season, anymore it goes to teams that barely break even in some cases ....
I think they should cut the number of bowls back quite abit and make minimums to get there.
If you play a 12 games schedule you should have to win 8 to get into a bowl would be my call, but most would agree on 7 I think, but if you don't have a winning record you should NOT be eligible to go to a bowl.
Also, there are a lot of bowls that really, no one wants to go to.
Motor City bowl for one.
Who wants to play in the new NY bowl in the middle of the winter ?
There are plenty of others that have relatively low interest as well.
Wow! Now there's an idea!
C'mon Jimbo, we've covered this every year we've been here.
You and I had all the details worked out to a certain degree one year, but as usual, the Bowl committee didn't want to hear it
Jimbo
You and I had all the details worked out to a certain degree one year, but as usual, the Bowl committee didn't want to hear it
Jimbo
The idea was too damn good. The biggest problem was that it made sense.
I'm tired of hearing people give SEC teams a free pass for their soft schedules, yet Notre Dame gets destroyed for doing so, which does NOT include 1-AA teams.
The Irish have never stooped as low as to play 1-AA teams, which is what the SEC does all the time in OOC.
And they always play the Sun Belt... and never get criticized by the SEC-loving media.
Memo to the SEC- improve your OOC schedule!
When are they going to stop going with the Sun Belt cupcakes and play REAL conferences?
The Irish have never stooped as low as to play 1-AA teams, which is what the SEC does all the time in OOC.
And they always play the Sun Belt... and never get criticized by the SEC-loving media.
Memo to the SEC- improve your OOC schedule!
When are they going to stop going with the Sun Belt cupcakes and play REAL conferences?
Also, Cincinnati is still unbeaten.
Anyone think a certain Big-East hater is starting to get a bit nervous?
Anyone think a certain Big-East hater is starting to get a bit nervous?
So did Ga Tech, but they left in the 60's when Bobby Dodd got tired of Bear Bryant's cheating.
And besides, Kentucky would probably win more games in the Big 10
But yes I agree, Kentucky won't leave the SEC, far too much money being made.
