Philip Barber

Sounds great until I read the views of the other guy.

SMU got ripped off in the 80’s. They should have bought a local Dallas judge, As crooked as they were they followed the NCAA’s death penalty ruling. SMU makes Campbell look like the crook he is .

Really? This has you upset? Please get a life.

Off with your head. At least to start with

Please be real. Would any, I mean one, Longhorn fan ever overhype a player? The answer is yes!!!

You silly people. It will happen. How can you turn down the money? I imagine you like being the top financial program I the country.

We all talk about the ills of CFB and one is players changing teams at the drop of the hat. This young man just won the greatest team prize in the game, the National Championship and he was a starter. This is something he will share with his teammates for as long as he lives. There will be days recognized by his university in the future. He is a Hoosier forever. Going back to your high school hometown to play at UT just doesn’t cut it. As much as I love Austin, I get it.

I get it but to be the biggest money maker, we have to.

Two things would help a lot and is possible with 105 scholarships. 5 years to play. Two to three year contracts, scholarships.

The vibe disappeared

Something told you? Can you name this something?

I thought PK was doing okay but that Georgia debacle when receivers were running wild open in the fourth quarter was sickening. Blame it on Akina but he wasn’t the DC, and if PK can’t coach both ends then, we need an upgrade. Vandy’s comeback? Florida was pitiful. I was traveling back from NYC that day and watch enough to know the defense was not up to par. I don’t know if Muschamp is the guy about like Ohio State fans did not know if their new hire was the guy. It worked out for them.

I agree but they have a persecuted complex. They use it to prove they are right.

ND considers themselves Christians. That statement wasn’t for football reasons. Mormons crave to be considered Christan in its truest form. They know the church won’t accept them so they want society to do it for them.

As long as there has been CFB, your win loss record is what counts first and foremost, not strength of schedule. Then, with all things being equal, whose name is the most famous moves to the front of the line such as Notre Dame first, Ohio State second, then perhaps Bama. There is a pecking order. But strength of schedule means very little. Check out BYU’s national championship or Georgia Tech’s UPI’s 91 NC vs Colorado’s, even the coaches leaned toward GT win-loss record vs CU playing a greatb non-conference schedule. 1st