Indiana only played 1 ranked team the whole year, Ohio State, and they got blown out. Beginning next year the selection committee has got to take strength of schedule more of a factor in selection to CFP. South Carolina played 6 ranked teams this year and went 3-3 against them. They won their last 6 games to finish 9-3. South Carolina was a much more deserving team to be in the CFP.
No no no not expand. Unless you want it to be like basketball with an 8 week regular season and then a 64 team playoff or 7 week and a 128 team playoff.
Otherwise leave it alone Noone not in the cfp would be considered top 4 which is what the 12 team was to fix
No no no not expand. Unless you want it to be like basketball with an 8 week regular season and then a 64 team playoff or 7 week and a 128 team playoff.
Otherwise leave it alone Noone not in the cfp would be considered top 4 which is what the 12 team was to fix
Indiana only played 1 ranked team the whole year, Ohio State, and they got blown out. Beginning next year the selection committee has got to take strength of schedule more of a factor in selection to CFP. South Carolina played 6 ranked teams this year and went 3-3 against them. They won their last 6 games to finish 9-3. South Carolina was a much more deserving team to be in the CFP.
Honestly this is the bullshit we all said would happen. We all asked for more teams so we wouldn't have to hear about how a possible national champion was left out at the 5 spot. However we all knew all this would do is change who the whiner is. Instead of 5 now it's 13.
Indiana only played 1 ranked team the whole year, Ohio State, and they got blown out. Beginning next year the selection committee has got to take strength of schedule more of a factor in selection to CFP. South Carolina played 6 ranked teams this year and went 3-3 against them. They won their last 6 games to finish 9-3. South Carolina was a much more deserving team to be in the CFP.
The most Mizzou statement ever. Got absolutely boat raced in two games and “almost” beat another. Cool. Best win? Like actual win. Where they had more points than the other team. Let’s hear the spin doctor on this.
In the case of Mortimer v. MSHSAA, a Clay County Circuit Court judge ruled in favor of MSHSAA Friday, Dec. 20. The ruling means Tayshaun “Rue” Wells, a senior at Liberty High School, will officially remain ineligible for varsity basketball after a lawsuit was sought to stop MSHSAA from denying Wells’ eligibility.
MSHSAA. Do better. If he went to a private school? Well, no problem.
Yea pretty much a dumbass statement. They only lost to ranked teams on the road. TAM was definitely a beatdown. Cook was out with bama and miz had the lead with a minute left vs SC. Only 6 teams in the last 2 years have 20 wins. There's several teams in the playoffs that wouldn't be there with mizzous schedule.
The most Mizzou statement ever. Got absolutely boat raced in two games and “almost” beat another. Cool. Best win? Like actual win. Where they had more points than the other team. Let’s hear the spin doctor on this.
This really isn't going well for these guys. This funding bill is hurting Johnson, Trump and Elon may have overplayed his hand.
Elon calling for the Nazis to save Germany is the chef's kiss of his week.
In the case of Mortimer v. MSHSAA, a Clay County Circuit Court judge ruled in favor of MSHSAA Friday, Dec. 20. The ruling means Tayshaun “Rue” Wells, a senior at Liberty High School, will officially remain ineligible for varsity basketball after a lawsuit was sought to stop MSHSAA from denying Wells’ eligibility.
MSHSAA. Do better. If he went to a private school? Well, no problem.
In the case of Mortimer v. MSHSAA, a Clay County Circuit Court judge ruled in favor of MSHSAA Friday, Dec. 20. The ruling means Tayshaun “Rue” Wells, a senior at Liberty High School, will officially remain ineligible for varsity basketball after a lawsuit was sought to stop MSHSAA from denying Wells’ eligibility.
MSHSAA. Do better. If he went to a private school? Well, no problem.
