Noticed ESPN has a 2024 SEC schedule reveal party show on at the moment. Yeah, definitely no bias or influence from media on who gets selected for playoffs.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
ESPN owns the SEC Network. They also own the ACC Network and the Longhorn Network. They will pimp for whoever generates the most money.
Losing Trey Benson to the draft. Not unexpected as he is #1 RB on some boards.
FSU v. GA in the Orange Bowl looked like a fun game after the selection happened. So many players for both squads have declared or entered the portal, the game will be bordering on farce now. We only have one QB on our roster, two just entered the portal today.
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Saw that Seminoles vs Georgia was on, thought "Oh great", then read about all the opt-outs.
On the plus side, I saw an ad for a helmet for deaf players. Pretty cool.
On the plus side, I saw an ad for a helmet for deaf players. Pretty cool.
Yeah, we had quite the exodus. NCAA & ESPN apparently are miffed about them. They can go feck themselves.
It's a shame FSU couldn't put out its strongest team but this Georgia team looks really impressive. Sport is unpredictable and thats part of the reason we love it but I honestly believe this Bulldogs team is the best in the country and would more than likely beat Alabama 8 times out of 10. Unfortunately for them one of those 2 times happened to be in a game that really mattered. Shoulda, woulda, coulda. That's what makes sport so great.
Had Auburn not choked against Alabama I have no doubt the committee would have selected Georgia over FSU, which of course would go against their constant conference champion cry. But I honestly see Georgia as still one of the top four in the nation whether Alabama beat them or not. I was kinda worried the committee was going to leave out FSU and Texas for the two SEC schools.
If only Travis had not gotten hurt against North fecking Alabama, the committee would have had quite the decision to make if GA was dominant & won the SEC Championship, a much more difficult one than without our QB.
Texas would have been left out in that scenario and rightfully so as there would be four undefeated conference champions, and that's probably even with FSU missing their key player let alone had he remained fit all season.
Good point. I have a mental block about Texas being in the final four for some reason, my posted tweet above notwithstanding. I had to look them up today when someone asked me who all was in the CFP.
The real interesting what if is what if OU had been called for a blatant facemask that stopped Worthy on 4th-and-goal which gives Texas four more downs at the OU half-yard line and Texas probably score as we know a penalty like that is a huge demoralizer for a defense. That means Texas is up 37-27 when OU go on that late drive and also would have run a few more precious seconds off the clock. Texas remains unbeaten on the season and gives the committee five unbeaten teams if Georgia win out and FSU don't lose their key man in addition to being unbeaten. Texas is probably ranked ahead of Washington and possibly Michigan. FSU probably gets shafted again but probably with less argument.
A spectacular day in Pasadena today, warm sunshine over the Rose Bowl soon giving way to sunset. And a pretty epic matchup too between Michigan and Alabama.
Conflicted a bit as to whom I want to see win, cheaters or bumpers.
Michigan's DL is crazy good.
That was an insane play by Mccarthy
Happy with that
Like the way it's going. Feel like it should be more than a 3 point lead though
Michigan beating Michigan, a classic story
A lot of bad football on show today
At least Liberty was embarrassed today.
Thoroughly enjoyed that. Their presence in college football irritates me.
I think Washington smokes either team in the final. Milnoe and McCarthy aren't looking good in a gunslinger fight.
Not looking good. Need a big play to get the momentum back.
Michigan currently losing the halftime adjustments battle
Ugh, Michigan trying to find ways to lose, looking like Inbred U will scrape by. Gotta hope Texas or Washington show up against.
Special teams has been horrendous for Harbaugh
Huge stop.
That kicker will probably be in the NFL in due time.
This is the game, Michigan has to plan for four downs.
This is the game, Michigan has to plan for four downs.
These kickoffs after commercial break to then take another commercial break is the most ridiculous thing.
Absolutely criminal
Should have been and will probably be their downfall. They gifted Alabama what ended up an opening touchdown and have left four points off the board on offense with missed kicks. It's literally the difference right now.
This Rose Bowl is worrying - I think an in-tune Texas beats either and then I’ll have to hear about it for the next decade.
What a dumbass block, bonehead play. It's still a first down though but they'll lose some yards.
Wow! What a catch on a tipped pass that I feared was gonna be picked, and probably a pick six on replay.
Bet they wish they had that extra point and/or field goal miss right now. Need a big defensive stop because this kicker can boom it.