Dhatura
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So you're telling me just throwing money at something doesn't automatically make it better? Someone get our government on the phone!As expected, money came in and messed up college sports
So you're telling me just throwing money at something doesn't automatically make it better? Someone get our government on the phone!As expected, money came in and messed up college sports
Watching the Cheez-It Bowl and #29 for Iowa State opted not to play in this game. My question is, why in the world was he allowed to
even make the trip???!!!!??? Geeze give him his bowl booty when the teams gets back from the bowl game. Colleges have got to grow some
and quit giving in to these SA's. As I have said before the SA's are in control now and not the colleges that have given them full-rides to their
schools.
You might as well start calling them semi-pro players now, because they are no longer amateurs anymore, because they are being paid,
by the colleges that recruited them to play football. So much for all the money spent on recruitment of these athletes, and the quality
education some are receiving at elite colleges and universities.
That’s pretty funny. The sanctity of the Cheez-It bowl. I picked up on the sarcasm. However, I must admit to an undying love of Cheeze-It especially the white cheddar ones.It is a shame that #29 ruined the sanctity of the Cheez-It Bowl played at Camping World Stadium. I could barely even enjoy when they showed Prince Chedward taking the Cheddar Throne pregame because I knew that some of the athletes there were making it more about money than love of the game.
I did keep watching though, because the coaches remain the adults in the room who are focused purely on sport. At least that's something. If coaches and administrators ever start making these things about money instead of quality education, I'll probably quit watching entirely.
Yeah why are the Playoff games on New Year's Eve? Why not have them on New Year's Day? It'd make a lot of sense for people to watch them on their day off. Most people, myself included, do something to celebrate New Year's that's not watching football...
Look on the bright side, it will take rabid dawg fans out of the restaurants, bars and off the streets on New Years Eve.The Rose Bowl refuses to move from New Year's Day, and they have the political clout to hold fast to that but not to have the Rose Bowl be a playoff game every year.
It used to be worse -- originally the semis were scheduled to be played on NYE like three out of four years, but the first time it happened ratings took a 50% tumble and they moved most of the future NYE games.
I hate it too, it takes the games from an absolute watch to an almost certainly not watch for me. It really sucks.
Thanks for the explanation. In general it seems like it's going to take ruining college football to get the powers that be to stop doing stupid stuff.The Rose Bowl refuses to move from New Year's Day, and they have the political clout to hold fast to that but not to have the Rose Bowl be a playoff game every year.
It used to be worse -- originally the semis were scheduled to be played on NYE like three out of four years, but the first time it happened ratings took a 50% tumble and they moved most of the future NYE games.
I hate it too, it takes the games from an absolute watch to an almost certainly not watch for me. It really sucks.
I’m glad I discovered the NFL before my interest in CFB (minus Tech) completely died, and now I regret having wasted so many years on what is clearly an inferior product.
The quality is higher. There’s way less bullshit. There’s way more parity and therefore interesting games. And any team can truly win on any given day.
There have almost been as many different teams in the super bowl as in the CFB playoffs since the playoffs began despite the fact that the super bowl only has 2 teams, as opposed to the 4 in the playoffs, there are only 32 NFL teams as opposed to over a 100 FBS teams, and that the NFL had its most dominant team ever, the Belichik-Brady Patriots, during this era.
i dont know - maybe 4As of now, 16 bowl games have been played, I have watched small portions of 5. These games are crap, there are no fans in the stands, and bowl games simply don't mean anything anymore. In the 1980's GT went to one bowl game -based on today's standards they would have gone to five.