Bowl?

Toilet Bowl
We cannot suggest the firing of sacred football team paid members, and rightfully so. But we can call for firing of the janitors who change out the toilet paper rolls at the toilet bowl.

Go visit the site: firethejanitor.com
 
I think that really depends on how hard the ACC wants to press the issue, especially since we had to cancel a game because of a politically sensitive hurricane. That said, given that lower tier bowls are reportedly money losers, and our fan base has a reputation for terrible bowl attendance, I doubt we get a waiver. If the people who matter really wanted us in bowl we would have a 12th game lined up already (or UCF would have been forced to forfeit) and we wouldn't be talking about a waiver.
UCF has nothing to gain by playing us after the AAC championship game.
 
UCF has nothing to gain by playing us after the AAC championship game.

I agree. Honestly they should have forfeited back when weather prevented the game from being played, it would have been more honorable than us allowing them to "cancel". A twelfth game would have to come from one of the GSU's or some such lower tier school that needed the money, or the ACC commissioner making another ACC team play us in a "non-conference" game.
 
Would be nice to reschedule UCF so we can take our losing season like men and not have to worry about this waiver nonsense.
 
The "Bowl extra practice helps!!" is a myth.

I doubt that it's a myth. Especially for a team who is (hopefully) looking to reassess the QB position and with some much turnover in the secondary on defense. I'd imagine a few extra weeks of reps for the other guys will be helpful. But I really don't think extra practice for THIS team with THIS coaching staff will make a difference. They gave up - coaches and players. More practice for a meaningless game will be going through the motions for all involved. I personally favor ending the torture of this season for the coaches, players, and fans alike. Hit the reset button, let's get to 2018 healthy. Hopefully we can look forward to better QB play - passing and option decision making. Maybe KirVonte and Jerry can become a formidable two headed monster at BB like we had a few years ago with Laskey/Days.

The good news going into 2018 is, we don't have any players of significance that will make any difference if they transfer or not!
 
Let's start our own bowl. Let's call it the Atlanta bowl or opt with something stupid such as the Swarm Bowl or the Golden Bowl. Let's invite GA State and play it at Bobby Dodd. We don't have to travel anywhere. We can even play it on a Wednesday at 9:00 am.
 
Let's start our own bowl. Let's call it the Atlanta bowl or opt with something stupid such as the Swarm Bowl or the Golden Bowl. Let's invite GA State and play it at Bobby Dodd. We don't have to travel anywhere. We can even play it on a Wednesday at 9:00 am.

Would probably be better to not play Georgia State.
 
I was without power for two weeks down here in Tampa area. You're trying to hard to make this political.
The game wasn't going to be in Tampa. I was without power for 20 minutes at my house 15 miles from the stadium.
 
The game wasn't going to be in Tampa. I was without power for 20 minutes at my house 15 miles from the stadium.
Right. There were people within a couple of blocks of me who had power within 2-3 days too but some other unlucky ones were without power for weeks. Irma was an entire FL peninsula event. Most of UCF's roster are from FL. Many of these folks were still w/o power by game time. Why play a game when there are more important things going on for the players, families, fans, and most importantly, support staff (police, fire dept, etc.)? Like I said, it was a logical decision, not a political one. You can try to say it was Hilary or Trump, dem or pub, or blue vs red thing, but you will just be promoting whatever loony side agenda you have.
 
Quit being a little girl. What I'm saying is that we get political pull for the game being cancelled due to the hurricane. Whether or not UCF should have manned up and played the game in Atlanta, or UCF, or been amenable to a makeup date is a completely different argument.

By the way, was that the same Tampa area that played a game that week?
Yeah they played a game three days after the hurricane at Raymond James Stadium. So did UF in Gainesville. It wasn't without risks so putting myself in the UCF event planners shoes, I understood their decision. Miami and FSU also cancelled games that weekend. Our game probably couldve been played but there were things out of the planners control that they decided to go the safe route. I hated the decision but I had empathy for their reasoning.
 
Introducing the Cereal Bowl.

GT as honey smacks
Georgia State as fruit loops

Could be an interesting bowl game!
 
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