[GOD]

heartbreaking loss for my mountaineers, difference is our fucking dumbass of a kicker and the defense NEEDS to make more FUCKING stops

[BruiserKC]

http://espn.go.com/ncf/conversations...ce-sources-say

Don't know if this would actually happen, but it would be huge for the bottom line for the Big Ten Network. Regardless of whether or not people watch, you'd be looking at 25 million sets of eyes in the DC or NYC metro areas alone that would have access to the BTN at its most basic packages. Whether people actually watch or not wouldn't matter, all the money comes from the fact the TV sets would be wired.

This would also be a big F-U to Notre Dame from the Big Ten. Notre Dame's deal with the ACC was one they wanted out of the Big Ten a few years ago. The B1G told them they had to be all in, including football. There is the chance the Big Ten could possibly go after some of the other ACC schools, like Pitt and possibly Virginia or Duke? Notre Dame dropped their Michigan series earlier this year effective after 2014, so could the Big Ten teams that still schedule them follow suit and dump the Irish first?

Meanwhile, looks like Notre Dame, barring a choke job against USC that might be without Barkley vs. an SEC team. I hate Notre Dame, but don't know if I can stomach another SEC national title.

[HeatWave]

Originally Posted by Glass Shatters

Yeah, kind of like how Auburn can have an average or shitty team and play Alabama tough in the Iron Bowl regardless of record like they did in 2009? Or like Stanford did USC in 2007? The fact you would even discount rivalry games and the attitude brought into it makes me question your football acumen. Football is not simply about talent.

Didn't discount rivalry games, but you did discount a better team...

[Glass Shatters]

Originally Posted by HeatWave

Didn't discount rivalry games, but you did discount a better team...

I'm not even going to dignify this with a response acknowledging what the comment entailed.

ATTN: We are now looking at possibly having 3 of the top 5 teams in college football from one conference with the outside likelihood of two of them playing for the title again. Said conference is obviously "overrated" according to some.

Notre Dame, Alabama, Georgia, Oregon, Florida.

[Notorious]

You guys have been arguing about this for like 3 days lol.

Y'all should give it up, you won't come to an agreement.

As far as my take on the situation goes, I feel like every other conference has been terrible this year for the most part so it makes the SEC this year look better than it actually is, if that makes sense.

[MrMister]

How can we have two of them playing for the title? One SEC team will have two losses after the SEC title game.

ND is guaranteed to only have 1 loss.

[HeatWave]

Originally Posted by MrMister

How can we have two of them playing for the title? One SEC team will have two losses after the SEC title game.

ND is guaranteed to only have 1 loss.

Florida wins vs FSU then they move up in top 2 & ND moves out

[LadyCroft]

Florida is NOT getting in the national championship game.

[BruiserKC]

Originally Posted by Notorious

You guys have been arguing about this for like 3 days lol.

Y'all should give it up, you won't come to an agreement.

As far as my take on the situation goes, I feel like every other conference has been terrible this year for the most part so it makes the SEC this year look better than it actually is, if that makes sense.

The Big Ten resembles that remark, I'm a Big Ten apologist but I know they've sucked all forms of ass this year. When the two best teams are ineligible for postseason and we could be seeing Nebraska vs. Indiana for the Big Ten championship, it's a down year.

[MrMister]

So Florida goes without even playing for its conference title? Yeah that's possible I guess.