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😴 If a tree falls in South Bent ...?

Strike while the Dome is hot! Cancel ND without delay. Many pac-12 teams have open dates. No reason to inflate the postseason MIA (😁) Domers schedule. To Wit: In the fall of 2026, the Gurus of Grapevine No. 1 Hosers will battle No(t) Texas - The Somewhat Ticked Off Green, Howard's (Endangered) Bisons, and some Western Kentucky guys who, like Uncle Bill, have a still on the top of a hill.

This is an unlocked article. The Wall Street Journal makes it appear that you have to sign up. You do not. https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/notre-dame-college-football-playoff-89a28b0d?st=41ZPnA&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

Wow. Explain THIS!

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This did NOT age well...

So NOW he understands....

My guess is that Dante Moore will play the first half of the game against JMU and in the second half, we will see the QB who Dan Lanning thinks is his #2.

It was the same when Bowls,other than the previous version of playoffs was in force.

Trust me...they never will. Why? 1) They do not want a conference telling them what to do, and implement new rules on them that conflict with their stated mission/goals/charter. 2) They have their own TV contract...no split with anyone! If they go to a conference....they will LOSE money. That won't happen because....

An early look at the five team's on Oregon's side of the 2025 College Football Playoff bracket Oregon is the No. 5 seed in the 2026 College Football Playoff. Here's a breakdown of the five teams they may face in the opening, quarterfinal and semifinal rounds this postseason.

I find it interesting that the term Student Athlete has virtually disappeared.

Great comment, JS. They're afraid of playing Ohio State OOC instead of Ohio Wesleyan. And why not? The nation's No. 1 team played donut holes OOC. A 24-team PO will include two G6 teams. Including Tulane and JMU in the 12-team field is because of a screwed up ACC, lawyers, and politicians. Notre Dame, Texas, Vanderbilt, and yes, USC, would have a chance to win it all? Tulane and JMU?