Brawny

That's his cover story, which if you google, it will be all you see. However, if you type in Herstreit, police, affair you will get to the root of the issue. Herbie had his challenges in Cbus.. Just saying.

I really don't think Bama will fall off too much next year if he can retain the talent. The problems will start to show in years 2 and 3. Also wonder how much Saban will be hanging around. That could be an issue.

I think Day in the hot seat is a bit overblown. Since getting embarrassed by Mizzu, he's been quietly building a hell of a roster. The new AD won't come in until June-so he's not getting fired until at least next year. With the talent he's putting together, they shouldn't have a problem making a good run in the playoffs. If he does that he'll be good for a few more years.

LOL. There was no SEC team playing in it so it must have been bad football. I despise Michigan, but they can play ball with any team in the country, and probably win most of them with this team. They are the 3rd consecutive champion that proves you don't need an elite QB, elite WRs, or elite skilled players to win a Naty. Sure they help. They won at the LOS with good line play, and an overall solid D. The most important state is the final score.

The 1st all B1G Naty. Who woulda have thought it?

I'll enjoy seeing the media if Washington beats Texas tonight. Two B1G teams in the Naty.

Michigan was more physical. That was demonstrated on their OT drive, they just handed it off to Corum and they rammed it down Bama's throat.

Ain't nobody going to jump on that job until after the NCAA wraps up its investigations.

The gaffe was the bumbled handling of the addition of Texas and Oklahoma. The word got out before the 12-team playoff was locked in. So he lost the vote of the Big 12 right there. Then the media agreement was for ESPN to be in control of the media rights because they could exercise their extension. That wasn't going to fly with the B1G (FOX). Then the ACC looked at it and realized they would be lucky to get 1 team in yearly. So it wasn't hard for them to jump ship. Under the compromise, ESPN has the CFP this year, and next. It will be open for negotiation in'25. Look for FOX to come in and try to grab at least some of the games. Plus I wouldn't cout CBS or NBC out for at least some coverage rights as well. It's all about the money for everyone.

If you recall, TAMU, specifically their boosters caught wind of it and let the word "slip out". Sankey planned to not say a thing until after the 12-team playoff was locked in. '

IDK if it's a thunderbolt. Looks like it's headed for a 2 conference setup. Some form of the SEC and B1G, but that could change too. Looks like the ACC may be the next domino, if FSU wins the lawsuits. If they get released, look for UNC, Clemson, and Miami to jump ship as well. I wouldn't be shocked to see 2 25-30 team conferences. They'd each have a playoff, followed by an NC game in late Jan/early Feb. There would also be some type of collective bargaining coming out of it regarding the players.

Ohio State sent their Mid QB, and second/third guys to the portal. As far as opt-outs so far there haven't been any. By game day they may have MH jr, Henderson, and a couple more sit out, but so far they haven't.

0-6, soon to be 0-7.

That may or may not be the case. Texas and Bama played and it for sure benefitted Texas. If Texas had lost that game, we're looking at FSU likely being 3 or 4.

It's possible to believe that FSU got hosed, and the committee made the right decision. This is in no way Bama's doing. I still am wondering if FSU and the ACC don't try something to upset the apple cart so to speak. Not saying they should, or I agree with it, but we are living in a litigious society and a lot of money is at stake.

Undefeated teams are going to get in, and it's hard to say if they ran the table that they haven't earned it. So if Georgia, OSU/Mich, Washington, and FSU run the table that's it. My bet is there will be very little if any drama come Dec 3rd.

All schools steal signs, where Michigan blew it is their methods, which were against the rules. The next problem they have is the gambling, points shaving, and computer hacking that their assistants were involved in. There is a reason they backed down from their threat to geta TRO,and injunction.

The only team in the West that could beat either one is Bama. That isn't a guarantee this year.

The SEC's problem with getting 2 teams in this year is the B1G, ACC, and PAC12 all still have a shot at having undefeated conference champs. Given that, there is a good shot that one or 2 of those conferences have a 1L champ. Then, it comes down to does a 1-loss SEC runner-up gets in over a 1L conference champ from another conference? My bet would be no.

I will all shake out over the next 4/5 weeks. Unlike most years, there are 5 teams that really control their own destiny at this point. And 4 of the top 6 have head-to-head matchups.

He must have gone to bed before PAC 12 after dark.

And then Littke Jimmy went on to choke those two opportunities away. Michigan doesn't have what it takes to win in the postseason.

When you run your mouth, you better back it up. Lou ran his mouth..

The SEC has cast its lot with ESPN/ABC/ aka the Mouse. Contracts change, it happens.

If both get eliminated from CFP contention, it could be good for college football. NIL, and the transfer portal are just allowing some more schools to do what the big dogs have been doing for years.

Yet they have been in the CFP twice, which is twice more than Kentucky.

He sure knows how to write and get clicks. Yet here I am LOL. Can the SEC fail to get a team in the CFP-sure, is it likely? No. There are a lot of things that would have to happen to get left out-namely being a 2 L champ, and having the best record in the conference. There is precedent for that. The only way a 1L SEC team is out is if you have undefeated champs in the B1G, PAC, ACC & Big 12.

After what the mouse pulled this past week, the SEC may wish it had kept its contract with CBS. Having one media partner is a risk.

Easy there Francis, it's Texas..

I don't see them in the CFP. They'd have to sweep the remainder of the schedule. They aren't getting in with 2 losses.