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3 takeaways from Auburn’s dominant SEC Tournament title game win over Florida
Congrats to Auburn!
Unbelievably weak that comment sections are being disabled on articles
It's a win-win for everyone except those who value the importance of regular season games, conference championships, and not seeing multiple rematches in a given season. And spare me arguments about how more teams making the playoffs enhances the playoffs or helps bring about equity. When more teams reach the playoffs, including teams with no realistic chance of winning anything, it devalues significantly the "accomplishment" of making the playoffs. And recruits could care less about making the playoffs, so it won't do anything for recruiting. Eight was the magic number but greed corrupts.
Opting-out of a senior year of high school is probably a strong indicator of an increased likelihood to transfer on account of chasing NIL money or playing time once in college
A center who killed drives because of an inability to consistently get the ball accurately into the QB's hands, and a QB who is only effective at handing the ball off or taking deep shots to receivers who need 5+ seconds for routes to develop also severely hurt Bama against Michigan. Michigan was highly motivated and their DL was incredibly disruptive. A more effective center with more favorable play calling to setup a legitimate short and intermediate passing threats would likely have resulted in Michigan losing.
I don't understand the hate towards people who play video games. Sure, like anything else in life it can and does consume too much of people's lives. But there are many people who play a responsible and reasonable amount of video games. I'm married, have kids, own a business, take care of my health, and on occasion I enjoy playing video games at the end of a day. I very much look forward to this game and the generic player that will represent the famous-in-name-only backup QB of the TU longhorns.
No AQs for anyone other than conference champions. And there are barely consistently five national championship worthy teams each year, so going to 14 is ridiculous.
At least the hat makes it easy to spot him in the video
I'm all for this
Expanding beyond 12 teams before we even have a 12 team playoff is ridiculous.
I completely agree with this
On the current path, this is the likely outcome
SEC is stocked with talent, both among the rosters and the coaching staffs. Texas will do well, but this conference will be as difficult as ever. Smart, Kiffin, Kelly, Freeze, DeBoer, Drink, Elko, Stoops, and others represent far, far more collective coaching prowess than the average conference. Add in the elimination of divisions and it'll be difficult for any one team to take over like Bama did in the 2010s.
Once stable, cash-producing franchises, Disney has now ridden Star Wars and Marvel well into the ground with a combination of money, avarice, and a self-appointed mandate to use the franchises as vehicles to effect the change they desire for society. Surely CFB won't be another casualty, right?
The comment didn't predict Bama would lose nor did it predict that Bama is worse off becaue of this. So what is there to screenshot?
Grubb's presence would have helped DeBoer's transition this first year, both in terms of preparing for the season and helping to prevent too much of a step back in 2024. This ultimately probably won't hurt too much in the long but it does increase the odds of a more rocky first year.
O’Gara: Why Mike Bobo isn’t standing in the way of a UGA title like I thought at this time last year
Overall, I think Bobo did a good job last year and has done a very good job developing Beck. With the exception of the SECC, I was pleasantly surprised with Bobo and UGA's offense.
O’Gara: Why Mike Bobo isn’t standing in the way of a UGA title like I thought at this time last year
Play calling in the SECC was not good at all, especially the first half. I agree, I believe Monken would have put UGA in a position to win that game.
I like Herbstreit and I have no hard feelings at all about Raiola going to Nebraska. However, there is something distinctly wrong about a CFB national media personality and broadcaster, who is supposed to be a neutral, objective observer, supposedly meddling with a player's recruitment.
Sankey has been a good commissioner for the SEC. I'm really not sure why you are so against the SEC and Sankey.
I think this might be a case of confusing, arbitrary, and vague rule changes from the NCAA and Tennessee inadvertently violating those rules. From the little I know, I don't think Tennessee willfully sought to gain an unfair advantage by knowingly breaking rules. This feels more like a product of the ineffective and feckless way in which the NCAA conducts itself rather than a Pruitt-esque fast food bag full of money situation.
Also, Voltrainconductor is spouting some truly goofy nonsense.
Weagle, chill. JTF's original comment wasn't outrageous. Hiring Durkin, one way or another, probably isn't worth getting this worked up about. Freeze and whoever he hires will very likely do much better than the last HC. Auburn will be fine.
Didn't Tennessee win by 3 in 2022? Hardly a dismantling.
From August to December, most coaching staff work seven days a week continuously. The added effort of having to re-recruit your roster year-round and fend off obvious tampering from other staffs is quickly overloading coaches. CFB needs more guardrails to protect the interests of all parties involved.
Wagging your finger at your fans and telling them "our community needs to be better" is absolutely not the way to win over fan support or increase attendance. Just because you believe you are factually correct about something doesn't mean it's a moral issue where you can sit on a high horse and lecture people.