College football bowl thread: Days of Signs and Roses

DeSantis might wanna reconsider that lawsuit about Florida State’s exclusion from the CFP. Ya gotta touch guys before you can tackle them. It’s just physics

 

FSU is making a statement today - that statement is "the Committee got it right". Hell, even if you're pissed off about the exclusion, you still have a shot at an undefeated season. Wyoming-Toledo might be the only watchable game on right now.

 

considering I kept every single one of my ties from that era I’m eagerly awaiting this

 

Looks like the FSU fanboi media are getting upset.

https://x.com/Corey_Clark/status/1741221777936613652?s=20

 

All of their skill position players have opted for the NFL or the portal and the ones who didn’t are hurt and we’re shocked by what’s happening to FSU?

 

They might stay within two touchdowns then.

There is nothing that can be definitively learned about the 2023 Noles from this game. Their remaining roster might be an underdog to FAMU.

 

This is worse than what Georgia did to Hawaii.

 

The only way this could be worse is if they were down 14 points to Liberty at the half.

 

There is an article to be written, perhaps even a PHD dissertation on the economic model of college football - a great title would be "Bastard Capitalism." If we are talking about the "efficiency of the market" - college football isn't it. These NY6 bowl games charge top dollar for tickets, have hefty broadcast rights and make NFL pre-season games seem reasonable. The player movement, the coaching movement, the conference movement - all motivated with a mixture of greed, ambition and fear of not keeping up with the Joneses in unsustainable and is heading for a crash not seen since people suddenly decided they'd seen enough Marvel superhero movies for a while.

 

What's that make them, the 15th team this month that can make that claim?

You are what your record says you are.

 

Also worse than what Hawaii did to Kate.