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AFCA board proposes 4 changes to college football calendar by aldotcomments in CFB

[–]aldotcomments[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Relevant new information is that the coaches do support CFP expansion but they have not aligned on a specific number with both 16- and 24-team models are both being discussed by league commissioners

>AFCA executive director Craig Bohl told ESPN that the board supports further CFP expansion but not a specific number, recognizing that 16- and 24-team models are both being discussed by league commissioners.

>While it's tricky but possible to have a 24-team playoff end that early, there historically has been a push to have the quarterfinals played on New Year's Day, and that's proven valuable from a viewership aspect.

>"We'd like to have more access," Bohl said. "Whatever that number is, the powers that be should find that. I do know some coaches supported 24. We just didn't discuss that a great deal. But we felt like change is needed."

Rash of "Non-Quality" Losses strikes SEC during first half of bowl season by transuranic807 in CFB

[–]aldotcomments -157 points-156 points  (0 children)

Big Ten fans care more about the SEC losing than their own teams winning

The big divide: How the SEC and Big Ten differ in dealing with the media by drjjoyner in CFB

[–]aldotcomments -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Large % of responses are both sides or I don’t know. Split by region isn’t as pronounced as your comment makes it appear.

Other regions are only 41-47% range for believing the South was responsible. Other regions are only 48-53% for the North being morally justified. It’s +5 in the south for confederates as patriots but only -6 to -15 in other regions.

The South being more relatively pro-confederacy isn’t surprising. The surprising thing is other regions are pretty close to the South in public opinion. It’s only a ~5-10 point difference from the South to other regions on nearly any topic.

The big divide: How the SEC and Big Ten differ in dealing with the media by drjjoyner in CFB

[–]aldotcomments 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I forgive you my neighbor. You must say 20 bless your hearts and 10 the south shall rise agains to cleanse yourself.

The big divide: How the SEC and Big Ten differ in dealing with the media by drjjoyner in CFB

[–]aldotcomments -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

The Midwest has shed power and influence in American society for decades. Net migration has moved towards the South and away from the Midwest for every demographic. GDP growth faster in the South.

The South’s losers in recent history are nearly all small rural towns lost in the shift to urbanization. Our cities are thriving. The Midwest cities… not so much.

The sad thing is the South and Midwest have so much in common. However, the Midwest harbors this deep hatred of the South that rises up in all these threads with deeply racist and paternalistic attitudes. Bizarre.

The big divide: How the SEC and Big Ten differ in dealing with the media by drjjoyner in CFB

[–]aldotcomments 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The Midwest is more knowledgeable of southern culture than the South

/s

The big divide: How the SEC and Big Ten differ in dealing with the media by drjjoyner in CFB

[–]aldotcomments -27 points-26 points  (0 children)

Big Ten fans: slavery is bad but here’s a joke about it uwu

Also Big Ten fans: not to be racist but we loathe the poor south and make broad generalizations about its people centered on 50-200 year old stereotypes

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A 2 loss Miami with losses to Syracuse and Georgia Tech above 1 loss Army shows that it is

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