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If basketball can support an NIT, why not football? If nothing else, it would make for a bunch of very happy cities that might otherwise be cut out of their traditional, year-end economic celebrations. Could even keep the NIT acronym: Next In-line Tournament?

We have the highest ceiling of any team in the playoffs with a floor that is right around our #5 seed/rank. Get your popcorn out, because we'll have to watch the games to see who and what shows up.

That's impressive that it's a B1G sweep this year, and we've played 2 of the best this season already.

Since everyone is hellbent on not getting to the final playoffs solution all at once, you have to embrace the process (started with the BCS Championship game decades ago) to get where this need to go. We're still in the process, it's just where we are at. So many people in positions of authority lacking vision and weighed down with too many conflicts of interest from the status quo, so we're gonna do this the hard way until the bitter last needed change. Last year was Oregon's turn to be shafted, this year is ND's turn and so on and so forth. Trust the process, lol it will still get us there eventually!

He 'apologizes' to 'anyone' he 'may have offended.' This is what is known as a non-apology and Kraft is what's known as a (expletive) 'putz.'

PSU was pretty low on my list of teams that I hate, but they've managed to move up a few notches with this debacle. That guy should be fired, but it's their program and if they're OK with this kind of representation from the AD then that probably tells me all I need to know. Too bad, I like Matt Campbell and I think he will be a good coach (although I'm not convinced he's an upgrade from JF).

QUACK! The SEC's best buddy 😁likes OBD to win it all! Autzen ZooDanny Kanell picks surprise team to win the national cham...CBS Sports and Sirius XM college football analyst Danny Kanell has filled out his bracket for the College Football Playoff.

2019 finalists: Oregon, Alabama, LSU, Ohio State - recipient LSU 2023 finalists: Oregon, Georgia, LSU, Washington - recipient Washington 2024 finalists: Oregon, Texas, Army - recipient Army 2025 finalists: Oregon, Indiana, Iowa Since 2019, Oregon is the only 4-time finalist. Two-time finalists in that period: Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Michigan. In that period, Alabama, LSU, Michiganx2 have won the award. The award (since 2015) is presented by the Joe Moore Foundation for Teamwork, and they state that "The Joe Moore Award for the Most Outstanding Offensive Line Unit will annually recognize the toughest, most physical offensive line in the country", making it the only major college football award to honor a unit or group.

Hey Jon Joseph, thank you for the in-depth background on Coach Cignetti. He seemed to have appeared out of nowhere but has been climbing the ladder for years.

Aut the Zoo likes Oregon's PO path. Autzen ZooPlayoffs give Ducks a chance at a sweet revenge tourIt is that time. The final College Football Playoff rankings and bracket were released on Sunday, leaving Ducks fans buzzing with anticipation. After going 11-1

Notre Dame is ticked off and raising Cane 🤬, but in Canes country, it's all good. 😍 Jim Phillps with a velvet hammer - We really love you ND but ...😁 Canes WarningACC Commissioner puts ND in its place after CFP chooses M...After Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua accused the ACC of doing "permanent damage" to its relationship with the Irish over how hard the conference pus

For OBD, the road to Miami goes through Miami. But not U! There's something about Indiana and easy schedules, no? OBD has, according to this article, the easiest PO path of any team playing a 1st round game. FanSidedCollege Football Playoff rankings by easiest path to the...They say conference championship weekend is dead in a 12-team Playoff world, but don't tell that to Indiana and Ohio State.

Ducks supposedly monitor every athletes wear to keep them below certain thresholds, so it wouldn't be too big of a leap to dial down those thresholds in the future. We do see a lot of practice injuries contact and non contact. Also there certainly are different seasons to be breaking down and to be peaking. The fact bye weeks are so needed during the season tells me in season you could get by with a lot more walkthrough practices and be fine. Out of season you need to be maximizing your breakdown and recovery consistently.

The most bizarre numbers for him are a 22 ft long jump and 45' triple jump. I'm sure he didn't exactly practice then much, but dang I hit those numbers with 12 second 100 meter speed in college. Running 10.15 you could get 22ft with a small hop. What matter is his football speed and high pointing balls which he is excellent at. 6'3 is a fantastic height. And if you look at his running form on you tube for his 100 meter dash his form is horrible. Lots of indication his elite speed and athletic ability is still very raw. He's got a lot of upside with proper training that Oregon can give him. Despite the physical development setback of being on a mission for 2 years he still comes in as a freshman and he's still in that 15 year window age 15-30 where his natural strength should continue to improve with or without training, meaning his ceiling in college is actually higher than if he hadn't gone on the mission, it's just shortening his presumed profession career. This kid is going to be a dual sport monster. I'd love to see teams have to guard sub 10.4 speed at every WR position with rocket arm QBs for the next few years.

I wonder how that compares to Duck's in-season practices. I read that Ducks Tuesday practices are very physical.

Mistakes have been made! I am profoundly sorry. 😉 Oregon Ducks On SIPenn State AD Speaks Out After Leaked Rant Dissing Oregon...The Oregon Ducks' budding Big Ten rivalry with the Penn State Nittany Lions has taken a interesting turn. In a recent leaked audio clip that went viral on socia

Back in 2024 when he committed, it was a MAJOR get for the Ducks! Folks kinda forgot about him, but he is an absolute monster of an addition to the team. He should have immediate impact with DKM next year.

I can't remember too many former Ducks associated with missions (the two names I recall being Hamani Stevens and Brandon Bair who both worked out well). The discussions always involved around lineman or QBs. QBs because one worries about everything with QBs and lineman because big guys often tend to... continue to get big at that age. It has been said missions traditionally intentionally have been planned to not allow youngsters much if any time to pursue any serious outside endeavors (like training) for the very reason they didn't really want youngsters pursuing any serious outside endeavors (outside the mission). No real idea how accurate though.

It's like the NCAA tournament in basketball. You have 68 teams, or whatever the number is now. Yet on selection Sunday, you have people moaning and complaining. The playoff could go to 24, 36, or 64 in football, and you'd still get complaining. There would be complaints about who got home games, who got the hardest path, or why you had too many rematches. It's true that you could give a person a hundred million dollars, and they'd complain about it being taxed.

Great Take! At first, I thought you were referring to this season's Pin Strip Bowl in the Bronx. I'm sure Dabo's guys can't wait to take a trip up north in December. 😶‍🌫️ And what a great season for the Nits! Going 6-6 and qualifying for a bowl game. 🤪 Clemson vs Penn State is the AP Voters' Delusion Bowl, no doubt. And Voters, how about Archie getting Horny and Cheesy vs. Michigan? Serious Note - I was happy to see that Matt Campbell is keeping interim PSU head coach, Terry Smith, on the staff.

Whether it's Monday with Marsh or Tuesday with the Teacher, it's All Good! Please, football gods, it would be nice to have all hands on deck on 12/20; it may be imperative on 1/1. TT coach Joey McGuire has not forgotten Bo Nix leading OBD to a comeback victory in Lubbock. The comeback loss was one of the first things mentioned by McGuire during his Selection Sunday interview. Let Ohio State possibly deal with A&M in Dallas. Defeat JMU, and it's a longer trip to Miami (DUH 🤪) from Lubbock than Dallas, and gives OBD the chance to close the attendance disparity. If Mari-oh-oh takes down the Aggies, it's also nice not to have to play the U in Miami. Make Chesney's 1st Visit to Autzen a Bad Memory!