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The news there though is they want to be left out of the semifinal rotation, which I’m not sure is wise.Good. Should always be played on the 1st (or 2nd if NFL falls on the 1st).
The news there though is they want to be left out of the semifinal rotation, which I’m not sure is wise.
We’ll see it in the first year because the Rose Bowl is a QF. If that does better ratings than the SF, we may see a shift. Especially if the first round tanks against the NFL.Rose Bowl will always have the prestige over the other games imo
Not over time if it remains a QF game.Rose Bowl will always have the prestige over the other games imo
I don't think the Rose Bowl people care about that. It is important to them to keep the tradition of having the parade & game on the same day, which is New Year's Day, or Jan 2. The parade is equally if not more important to them from what I have read.Not over time if it remains a QF game.
they ain’t going to the playoff, and they not gonna give a shit about the Outback Bowl, so the juice was worth the squeeze![]()
Michigan Is Preparing For A Major Fight Against The NCAA For Their Cheating Scandal That Could Cost Them The Postseason - Gridiron Heroics
The past year has been exhausting regarding the Michigan cheating scandal, which involved them illegally recording opposing teams' signs. Former head coachgridironheroics.com
Possible 1-2 post-season ban for the cheaters
5 or 6 years? Until the next media rights deals come up.How much longer do we think the conference system survives?
How much longer do we think the conference system survives?
to the bolded, I wouldn't count out Miami instead of BC or Cuse.My full expectation for a while now has been that the Big Ten wants Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Virginia, and maybe either or both of Boston College and Syracuse, the SEC wants NC State and Virginia Tech, and the Big Twelve will just pick what they want of the remaining schools.
Big Ten wants market expansion with an allusion to good academics. SEC wants football but not by double dipping in states already with an SEC program (Texas was big enough to be an exception). Big Twelve wants buffer members for protection for when they get raided again in order to survive.
to the bolded, I wouldn't count out Miami instead of BC or Cuse.
Carolina is the team both conferences want, though not sure if the Heels would prefer the B1G instead or the SEC anymore. Under their prior president it was 100% B1G, but he left to take the position at MSU instead and no idea what the current situation is. I don't think we'll get a good read until closer to the end of the GOR... or until 26 if it sounds like the courts are going to side with FSU and Clemson. I will say I can't see either of those two going to all this expense if they didn't have a landing spot, and that almost definitely won't be the Big 12.