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One thing seems simple to me that football should be different than the other sports conference wise, even basketball. These sports should possibly be made even more regionals since no one gives a fuck. College football put wheels in motion to make it really only survive eventually with super conferences.creepycoug said:
I feel like I'm always saying this.DerekJohnson said:
One of the things I struggle to accept is the notion that UCLA's soccer team will have to fly to fucking New Jersey to play Rutgers in a conference match. And that West Virginia tennis teams fly to the Texas Panhandle to play a conference match against the Red Raiders. Etc. That whole notion of regional rivalries and traditions that go back a century, none of it matters enough in the end. So to that end, I agree with you.YellowSnow said:
Bruh, I've got letters in the most traditionalist, change averse college sport in America. We (?) fucking invented college sports by the way.Canadawg said:
- Gay NFL FanYellowSnow said:
Why does college football insist on making this so fucking hard? 32 best programs into four 8 team divisions.TheHB said:Hey B1G …
No one on this board is more of luddite about college football than Yella. But the dickheads in charge (along with the kids and their parents) ruined everything that was great about the sport a long time ago. What's worth saving about the traditional conferences at this point? Bring on the gay ass NFL 32 best teams super conference.
I feel like this overall created a situation that forced all the Pac-12 schools to be in lose-lose situations but to make a jump for survivability. The LA schools were just the first to get offered a semi-life raft.
The best choice is probably for UW to go to the Big Ten, if they can get an offer. They could be fine in a zombie Pac-12 but they will absolutely have to dominate and find a way to immediately schedule more marque non-conference games. -
You contradict yourself. Do you support college football becoming the NFL or do you support it keeping its traditions?YellowSnow said:
Bruh, I've got letters in the most traditionalist, change averse college sport in America. We (?) fucking invented college sports by the way.Canadawg said:
- Gay NFL FanYellowSnow said:
Why does college football insist on making this so fucking hard? 32 best programs into four 8 team divisions.TheHB said:Hey B1G …
No one on this board is more of luddite about college football than Yella. But the dickheads in charge (along with the kids and their parents) ruined everything that was great about the sport a long time ago. What's worth saving about the traditional conferences at this point? Bring on the gay ass NFL 32 best teams super conference. -
That's an interesting notion. How epic does an economic crash have to be before it has a meaningful, lasting impact on the sports world? It hasn't happened in my lifetime that I'm aware of.DerekJohnson said:
If the economy does have some sort of epic crash, the economics of conference realignment may prove infeasiblechuck said:
I'm no expert but that seems like some unacceptably bad economics. It's not my money but that much waste bugs me. There has to be a better way that keeps non revenue sports from leaving their region and traditional rivalries.DerekJohnson said:
One of the things I struggle to accept is the notion that UCLA's soccer team will have to fly to fucking New Jersey to play Rutgers in a conference match. And that West Virginia tennis teams fly to the Texas Panhandle to play a conference match against the Red Raiders. Etc. That whole notion of regional rivalries and traditions that go back a century, none of it matters enough in the end. So to that end, I agree with you.YellowSnow said:
Bruh, I've got letters in the most traditionalist, change averse college sport in America. We (?) fucking invented college sports by the way.Canadawg said:
- Gay NFL FanYellowSnow said:
Why does college football insist on making this so fucking hard? 32 best programs into four 8 team divisions.TheHB said:Hey B1G …
No one on this board is more of luddite about college football than Yella. But the dickheads in charge (along with the kids and their parents) ruined everything that was great about the sport a long time ago. What's worth saving about the traditional conferences at this point? Bring on the gay ass NFL 32 best teams super conference. -
Link?RaceBannon said:I don't argue faith or politics on the internet
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You respeck the boundaries generally speaking.RaceBannon said:I don't argue faith or politics on the internet
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Your logic is flawed my Canuck fren. What are the traditions left for saving at this point? It's not what I wanted, but you can't stop "progress" as they say.Canadawg said:
You contradict yourself. Do you support college football becoming the NFL or do you support it keeping its traditions?YellowSnow said:
Bruh, I've got letters in the most traditionalist, change averse college sport in America. We (?) fucking invented college sports by the way.Canadawg said:
- Gay NFL FanYellowSnow said:
Why does college football insist on making this so fucking hard? 32 best programs into four 8 team divisions.TheHB said:Hey B1G …
No one on this board is more of luddite about college football than Yella. But the dickheads in charge (along with the kids and their parents) ruined everything that was great about the sport a long time ago. What's worth saving about the traditional conferences at this point? Bring on the gay ass NFL 32 best teams super conference.
USC and UCLA are gone. The Rose Bowl isn't a match up of the winner of the Pac vs winner of the Big most of the time. We're going to a 12 team (a la NFL style play off).
A format where UW plays USC, UCLA, and Oregon, every year matters more to me than saving a rump of the Pac-12. In fact, this does more to save the most important traditional regional games. You've gotta kill the Pac to save West Coast Football. -
Let's talk abortion.DerekJohnson said:
I could argue his point both ways. America became great in large part because of its protestant Christian foundation. Its water-down tolerance has arguably led to its downfall too, but that's another story.creepycoug said:
I'd like to see this play out a little more in the Tug.RaceBannon said:Christianity is a subversive religion that thrives under oppression
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You’re both right, integration into government is the worst thing that ever happened to the church but the best thing that happened to the government.DerekJohnson said:
I could argue his point both ways. America became great in large part because of its protestant Christian foundation. Its water-down tolerance has arguably led to its downfall too, but that's another story.creepycoug said:
I'd like to see this play out a little more in the Tug.RaceBannon said:Christianity is a subversive religion that thrives under oppression
State religion is the worst thing that ever happened to it
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