As I've said all season, there is a new king on the throne! SEC is GONE! The Big Ten's reign has only just begun! Granted, Ohio State almost let Notre Dame come back. But Ohio State put the hammer down when it needed to. GO BIG TEN!!!
GO BIG TEN!
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It was real obvious Notre Dame played a nobody to get there................
MY PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS actually played a decent game! ND BARELY EVEN SHOWED UP against Ohio State. Not until the end of the 3rd quarter! NICE TRY!
Oh, Im sorry. Did you forget the OTHER TWELVE TEAMS MY PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS BEAT!? Which includes the Mountain West CHAMPS, Boise State! NICE TRY BOZO!!!
It does. Because MY PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS beat a conference CHAMPION! NICE TRY NINCOMPOOP!
Did Penn win the last game of the season....???? Neither did Prairie View A&M.... hmm. Guess they are equal. Lol
Only ONE team can say they won THE LAST game of the SEASON! That is Ohio State. NICE TRY BOZO!!!
WHOA NELLY so did the winners of those zillion God knows what name podunk bowl games......................
No. He said "Did Penn win the last game of the season" not of THEIR season! The last game of THE SEASON is the National Championship. Only Ohio State can say they won that. GO BIG TEN!
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What we seem to be witnessing, is nothing short of a metamorphosis in the hegemony that has, for an age unencumbered, governed the landscape of college football. The venerable but increasingly anachronistic paradigm of player remuneration has been decisively eclipsed by its upstart adversaries hailing from the Yankee enclaves — those innovators of a veritable alchemy wherein above-board NIL payments have supplanted the murky waters of old. This transition, if we are to be candid, reflects not merely a shift in financial paradigms but an ideological realignment that challenges both the moral fabric and the operational tenets of the sport itself. What are we to make of this, if not an invitation to reconsider the very essence of amateurism in the athletic arena? It appears that tradition is but a fragile mantle, easily cast aside by those eager to grasp the new keys to institutional dominion.
In short, the NIL has leveled the playing field when it comes to quality football.
