Originally posted by @eladar Is it a good thing for ratings or a bad thing?
Personally I think it is bad. The only conference really interested in the game is the SEC. For all others, who cares?
I know I have no real interest in watching Alabama play their cousins.
This may be the beginning of a domination of both teams in the NC. After all, Alabama seems to have created the football master race, so just so long as neither team marries outside their family, this domination should continue indefinitely.
When they started putting the games on espn my interest really dropped. I might be intrtested in the score and hope one team wins, but I really do not care to watch.
Originally posted by @eladar Is it a good thing for ratings or a bad thing?
Personally I think it is bad. The only conference really interested in the game is the SEC. For all others, who cares?
There would be more interest if more conferences were represented, but with only 4 teams invited, some good teams will be left out. They need to up it to 8 teams, which would assure that the 5 major conferences would be there, along with an upstart like UCF. It would at least mean the SEC or Big 10 would have to beat people from 2 or 3 other conferences.
Originally posted by @john-osmar There would be more interest if more conferences were represented, but with only 4 teams invited, some good teams will be left out. They need to up it to 8 teams, which would assure that the 5 major conferences would be there, along with an upstart like UCF. It would at least mean the SEC or Big 10 would have to beat people from 2 or 3 other conferences.
The more reps from the conference the more chances they get. The Rose Bowl was a toss up and the SEC won the flip basically.
If Conferences are to have equal chances then one slot from each conference.
Originally posted by @eladar The more reps from the conference the more chances they get. The Rose Bowl was a toss up and the SEC won the flip basically.
If Conferences are to have equal chances then one slot from each conference.
earn the chance during the season. Why do you think teams should just be given a shot? RTR
Originally posted by @john-osmar There would be more interest if more conferences were represented, but with only 4 teams invited, some good teams will be left out. They need to up it to 8 teams, which would assure that the 5 major conferences would be there, along with an upstart like UCF. It would at least mean the SEC or Big 10 would have to beat people from 2 or 3 other conferences.
The Big Ten is terrible this year, why would they want the Big Ten in the playoffs?
Originally posted by @whodey I know I have no real interest in watching Alabama play their cousins.
This may be the beginning of a domination of both teams in the NC. After all, Alabama seems to have created the football master race, so just so long as neither team marries outside their family, this domination should continue indefinitely.
Originally posted by @whodey I know I have no real interest in watching Alabama play their cousins.
This may be the beginning of a domination of both teams in the NC. After all, Alabama seems to have created the football master race, so just so long as neither team marries outside their family, this domination should continue indefinitely.
doesn't say much for your confidence in your team. and yes I am ignoring your childish remarks.
Congrats to UCF who beat Auburn by a wide margin, making them the only undefeated college football team, thus also making them the true national champions!
Originally posted by @whodey Congrats to UCF who beat Auburn by a wide margin, making them the only undefeated college football team, thus also making them the true national champions!
As for the incest bowl, who cares?
who is YOUR team?
As an Alabama fan it seems we are against all other football teams. You know much about incest do ya?