Red Wolf

I assumed Ohio State was dead when Georgia tied it up at 21, but nevermind. The CFP semis are often terrible, this has been a real treat. Most of bowl season has been a ton of fun, actually.

You say appetizer, I say show stealer. No way UGA-Ohio St comes close. Mostly because I assume UGA will strangle the Buckeyes. Then again, I thought Michigan would easily bowl over TCU, so I am often wrong.

This TCU season has been unreal. Been the most fun I've had watching a team I otherwise don't care about. This team was 5-7 last year and fired their coach. Sonny Dykes' last stint in the P5 was a disastrous run at Cal with one winning season out of four. None of this makes sense.

Nonsense. 2022 TCU is just pure lunacy. They're probably not the best team in college football, but they're easily the most exciting.

TCU would never allow a game to get boring. They specialize in nonsense.

Dabo is beyond parody.

America-based name that references the large geographic footprint and the fact that it's a football-only group? National Football Conference. There we go, we did it.

Coincidences happen all the time, but this is one where the conspiracy part of my brain will always spin up anytime it's mentioned. I haven't watched a single second of this World Cup, And yeah, it's been easy because I can watch college football players get brain damaged instead. I wrote several things here and I actually don't know where to go with this now. Everything being bad doesn't seem helpful.

I've had doubts about the most recent FCS call ups outside of James Madison (and maybe Jax State), and I have even bigger doubts about this crew making a move en masse. Granted, the only school I have any real knowledge about is Central Arkansas (go figure), but the idea of them being an FBS school seems insane. Not because they've grown a bunch in a short time and have massive infrastructure projects going. It's because of the opposite. They play in a stadium that holds around 10K. I have doubts about where they would get the money needed to do basic expansion, and the stadium itself is surrounded by other buildings on campus that they would need to deal with. But also maybe I'm just a hater. That's entirely possible.

This is indeed the last season of ACC divisions. These are the yearly matchups for reference. Boston College: Miami, Pitt, Syracuse Clemson: Florida State, Georgia Tech, NC State Duke: North Carolina, NC State, Wake Forest Florida State: Clemson, Miami, Syracuse Georgia Tech: Clemson, Louisville, Wake Forest Louisville: Georgia Tech, Miami, Virginia Miami: Boston College, Florida State, Louisville North Carolina: Duke, NC State, Virginia NC State: Clemson, Duke, North Carolina Pitt: Boston College, Syracuse, Virginia Tech Syracuse: Boston College, Florida State, Pitt Virginia: Louisville, North Carolina, Virginia Tech Virginia Tech: Pitt, Virginia, Wake Forest Wake Forest: Duke, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech

This might be the one single good thing about Alabama dominance. The moment they slip, especially after Saban retires, they are definitely going to start using alternate uniforms. It's just a matter of time.

If you watch a Broncos game at this point, it's really your own fault. At least the finish was kind of silly.

Should be unbeaten if not for some dodgy officiating early in the season. Bert can coach in the Midwest. Tennessee is back. For real though, not like the funny Texas meme. James Madison and Coastal lose, meaning there are no more unbeaten G5's. Colorado won, so no more winless teams. So that's neat.

If anything, I respect the complaint more if it comes in a win. Regardless, didn't this new rule that you can't tackle QB's good start like a year or two ago? Football is a bad sport and if an elderly Tom Brady wants to ruin his marriage because he loves 25-year-old freaks turning his bones to dust, then who are we to stop him?

I don't see why that's a good idea. Atlanta is already saturated with FBS schools between GSU and Ga Tech in the city and UGA not far away. Kind of feels like the ill-advised markets-based expansion that doomed C-USA in the first place. C-USA made a bad bet by going after schools in major markets. It sort of made sense as a lot of their old schools were Metro Conference schools previously. They just didn't necessarily consider whether those schools were committed to the nightmare that is major college football and then topped it off with a dreadful media deal that shoved them off onto CBSSN, Stadium, and Facebook. Kind of hard to leverage the big markets when nobody can find your games. See also: Pac-12.

Kennesaw plays at an 8k stadium in an already crowded Atlanta FBS market. Seems like a move up would be rough for them, but C-USA is rough right now too.

The Broncos are actually doing the world a favor by scaring kids away from football, thus saving thousands of young brains from future trauma.

Northwestern played Purdue at Wrigley last season and the offenses went in both directions, so I don't think it was a specific failing of Wrigley as a venue as much as it was poor planning. But also some of it was Wrigley's dimensions. I think the alignment they used for the infamous game from a decade ago was done to try and maximize valuable seating, but didn't gel with the actual dimensions of the stadium. Baseball stadiums probably don't make for great football viewing experiences in most cases.

Y'know, it's one thing to be against all-white uniforms. I'm definitely bored and annoyed by them. But to think that white tigers aren't real? I don't even know.

Chip Kelly went 10-6 both seasons he was there. Nick Foles tied the NFL record for single game TD passes at 7 during that time. So obviously Chip knew that the future MVP of Super Bowl LII could ball, and therefore can't be the worst coach in Eagles history.

Don't worry, there's a worse conference matchup for Arkansas in the near future.

This actually happened last year to the Titans. Maybe now that I've seen it happen twice in my life they'll consider changing it. Probably not since they were regular season games involving Tennessee and Cincinnati.

You take that back! I for one live for the release that comes with seeing the Iowa Broncos' one TD per game. The rest of you are spoiled with your expectations of anything ever happening ever. Such an entitled generation that expects to be entertained by their entertainment. What a joke.

The Broncos are basically the NFL equivalent of Iowa right now. Which wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if the QB wasn't just signed to a 5-year $245 million contract.

A tradition we can all support. Kansas State lost to Tulane last week and then beats Oklahoma. I swear half these games are randomized.