Welcome to covid worldBFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 7:33 pm I’m not saying they aren’t one of the best. But I don’t agree that you can play 5 games. Have rules changed by conf to play for conf title then get in with 6 wins when other teams have to play a full schedule opening themselves up for losses, injuries and fatigue. Small sample size passes eye test for sure but ND plays 6 games and they would pass same eye test too.
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I don't care for OSU at all, but I think it's pretty silly to act like the Big 10 modifying it's rules for this season is some kind of injustice. Everything in our lives is being done on the fly and the Big 10 made their own bed when they lagged behind other conferences to get their season going. OSU did more than enough in their few games to justify being in the playoff. To me, the only think I'd have considered (speaking as an ND fan), is putting UC in, instead of ND.BFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 6:50 pm That’s a million dollar question. It’s a messed up year but when I see the ACC, BIG 12 and the SEC come the closest to putting on a real season and you see the BIG 10 change rules for a 5 win team when they were ineligible for their own conference game to have a shot at playoffs. It’s silly to me. They showed up Friday but when 3 of the 4 playoff teams played full schedules and OSU didn’t. They were really fortunate that the BIG 12 beat up on each other and didn’t have a one loss team.
NCAA dropped the ball because this WAS the year to bend the rules and implement an 8 team playoff.
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I might agree with you on some level if OSU was the one that was pulling out of tough matchups under 'questionable' circumstances. The BIG 10 dropped the ball on their scheduling. Certainly it's within their right to adjust their rules to fit the length of schedule/time allowed and circumstances of the season.BFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 7:33 pm I’m not saying they aren’t one of the best. But I don’t agree that you can play 5 games. Have rules changed by conf to play for conf title then get in with 6 wins when other teams have to play a full schedule opening themselves up for losses, injuries and fatigue. Small sample size passes eye test for sure but ND plays 6 games and they would pass same eye test too.
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I'm probably a bit behind on this, but every single player in CFB this season does not lose a year of eligibility, is that correct?
I don't see how that makes any sense. I get if you opted out, but why would dudes who played the entire year get another year next year?
I don't see how that makes any sense. I get if you opted out, but why would dudes who played the entire year get another year next year?
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That is correct.shel311 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 12:59 pm I'm probably a bit behind on this, but every single player in CFB this season does not lose a year of eligibility, is that correct?
I don't see how that makes any sense. I get if you opted out, but why would dudes who played the entire year get another year next year?
And I am 100% with you on your second point. If you played you should not get an extra year



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ReignOnU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:25 amI might agree with you on some level if OSU was the one that was pulling out of tough matchups under 'questionable' circumstances. The BIG 10 dropped the ball on their scheduling. Certainly it's within their right to adjust their rules to fit the length of schedule/time allowed and circumstances of the season.BFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 7:33 pm I’m not saying they aren’t one of the best. But I don’t agree that you can play 5 games. Have rules changed by conf to play for conf title then get in with 6 wins when other teams have to play a full schedule opening themselves up for losses, injuries and fatigue. Small sample size passes eye test for sure but ND plays 6 games and they would pass same eye test too.
It’s not an indictment on OSU more so that the BIG 10. They knee jerked cancelling entire season while SEC, ACC and others waited and planned how to have a some what normal season. Then reversed course starting season super late with no time to reschedule games if postponed.
It put them in a terrible position with a skimpy schedule. I totally understand it’s an unprecedented year but IMO I don’t agree with it.


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You nervous that Bama isn't going to walk all over them?BFiVL wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:30 pmReignOnU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:25 amI might agree with you on some level if OSU was the one that was pulling out of tough matchups under 'questionable' circumstances. The BIG 10 dropped the ball on their scheduling. Certainly it's within their right to adjust their rules to fit the length of schedule/time allowed and circumstances of the season.BFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 7:33 pm I’m not saying they aren’t one of the best. But I don’t agree that you can play 5 games. Have rules changed by conf to play for conf title then get in with 6 wins when other teams have to play a full schedule opening themselves up for losses, injuries and fatigue. Small sample size passes eye test for sure but ND plays 6 games and they would pass same eye test too.
It’s not an indictment on OSU more so that the BIG 10. They knee jerked cancelling entire season while SEC, ACC and others waited and planned how to have a some what normal season. Then reversed course starting season super late with no time to reschedule games if postponed.
It put them in a terrible position with a skimpy schedule. I totally understand it’s an unprecedented year but IMO I don’t agree with it.



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GeorgesGoons wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:50 pmYou nervous that Bama isn't going to walk all over them?BFiVL wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:30 pmReignOnU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:25 amI might agree with you on some level if OSU was the one that was pulling out of tough matchups under 'questionable' circumstances. The BIG 10 dropped the ball on their scheduling. Certainly it's within their right to adjust their rules to fit the length of schedule/time allowed and circumstances of the season.BFiVL wrote: ↑Sun Jan 03, 2021 7:33 pm I’m not saying they aren’t one of the best. But I don’t agree that you can play 5 games. Have rules changed by conf to play for conf title then get in with 6 wins when other teams have to play a full schedule opening themselves up for losses, injuries and fatigue. Small sample size passes eye test for sure but ND plays 6 games and they would pass same eye test too.
It’s not an indictment on OSU more so that the BIG 10. They knee jerked cancelling entire season while SEC, ACC and others waited and planned how to have a some what normal season. Then reversed course starting season super late with no time to reschedule games if postponed.
It put them in a terrible position with a skimpy schedule. I totally understand it’s an unprecedented year but IMO I don’t agree with it.
I am not saying anything to that point. It depends on what OSU team shows up and even if the same team that beat Clemson big time shows up, then it is still just an interesting game.
Will be fun though for sure.
Just glad we have a shot!
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Ohio St has a potential COVID breakout, and the national title game may be pushed back.
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Really wish the Heels had full strength when we play TAMU. Missing our best defensive player, WR and our two backs really hurt us. Think we easily win with them tbh
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How so? I'm not seeing how a 3 loss ACC team was going to 'easily win' vs a 1 loss SEC team that had the 3rd best (really 2nd behind Alabama, if Alabama hadn't dropped 50 on them). TAMU was just behind UC in the argument to get into the CFP. Obviously the RBs would have been better than Brooks, but that doesn't change the play-calling (many thought was questionable) and all of the incomplete passes/short yardage completions in the 2nd half. TAMU's defense bottled up the UNC offense. I don't see either RB changing that outcome.
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Easily was a stretch, but I do I am confident we win. We were missing a 1st team ACC wide receiver, 1st team running back and a 2nd team. I think that opens open the entire offense. I do agree the play calling was questionable and it has been as year- not a fan of Phil Longo or his style at all.
Also the SEC was weak- theres a cliff between TAMU and Alabama.
Also the SEC was weak- theres a cliff between TAMU and Alabama.
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ACC I believe was 0-6 in bowl games. They would have rocked that weak SEC
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Dabo has become an insufferable winner
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