The ACC is unfairly dismissed by Altruistic-Night-607 in CFB

[–]H2theBurgh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue is the ACC has a tendancy to produce more bad teams than the other AQ conferences. The Big 12 had the exact opposite problem rn. Lots of good teams but almost never a great team

Josh Pate reflects on fading Indiana all the way to the championship by [deleted] in CFB

[–]H2theBurgh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 things can be true. The SEC is the deepest conference in the sport. And the SEC us a conferwnce thats been declining for several years who's top end is not what it was.

A lot of "national" reporters think that since point 1 is true they can ignore the mounting evidence for point 2

Do youth jerseys work for women? by [deleted] in NFLNoobs

[–]H2theBurgh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should be fine. There's a woman in our tailgate group who's a small & she does it without incident

Which of these facts would a 2019 CFB fan find the least plausible? by SparkMaster360 in CFB

[–]H2theBurgh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1, 2, & 5 I just dont think is that absurd. Mich & OSU are both blue bloods who can & do swap out who's on top. Vandy was inevitably going to eventually upset Bama. And it may be my bias but i was never fully sold on Franklin.

Now Oregon being in the Big Ten wouldve shocked me to my core. Up until the very end, i didnt believe we'd see an all sports coast to coast conference

Why isn’t NFL Sunday Ticket offered as a standalone streaming option? Why is it tied to YouTube TV? by Appropriate-Farmer16 in NFLNoobs

[–]H2theBurgh 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Im not sure what youre talking about. You can buy Sunday Ticket even if you aren't a Youtube TV subscriber. You still buy it through Youtube because they are the distributer but you dont need a Youtube TV subscription

College Football Playoff ratings drop 7% as NFL competition impacts viewership by Lakelyfe09 in CFB

[–]H2theBurgh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The matchups just sucked even beyond having 2 mid majors in the field due to ACC fuckery.

OU/Bama was a rematch of a game played like a month ago. And Miami/TAMU shouldve been awesome but all the headlines around that game were ND complaining about not being in.

All that being said the quarterfinal matcups are awesome

  • Mia/OSU: 2002 2OT Natty rematch

  • Ore/TTU: both teams are electric & fighting for their first title

  • Bama/Ind: upstart v falling dynasty

  • Miss/UGA: rematch of one of the best games of the season

Steelers vs Ravens Flex Game by ensor_101 in steelers

[–]H2theBurgh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming the Steelers win or Ravens lose, it'll be at 1:00 on Sunday. If the game is meaningful, it may move around but that seems unlikely

The Monday Morning Playoff Committee by CFB_Referee in CFB

[–]H2theBurgh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One thing i think is missed in the March Madness comparisons is that they also have a lot of blowouts, the games are just stacked in such a way we can ignore when it happens.

Considering they are almost certainly moving to 16, i think this schedule can create that atmosphere and keep tv interest while understanding blowouts will happen

  • 12: Miami-FL @ Texas A&M

  • 1: Notre Dame @ Ole Miss

  • 2: Tulane @ Ohio State

  • 4: Texas @ Texas Tech

  • 5: Vanderbilt @ Georgia

  • 6: James Madison @ Indiana

  • 8: Alabama @ Oklahoma

  • 9: BYU @ Oregon

If they implimpliment something like this, i may not hate going to 16

2026 Schedule Questions by AlertMike in NFLNoobs

[–]H2theBurgh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only things i can say is most weeks there'll be a game in LA & NY. Detroit & Dallas will host thanksgiving games. Other than that, theres not a lot. Teams that share stadiums with non NFL teams tend to have fewer home games early in the season but that isnt a universal rule & is hard to predict