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Viewership will ascend for regular season games? How has that been proven out by NCAAB? I see how a first round playoff game would have higher viewership than the Alamo Bowl or something like that, but I don’t see viewership ascending for regular season games. It’s dilution. this is Big10. SEC could easily consistently threaten with 8 teams in a 16 team playoff to 4-6 with the Big10. Big10 wants 24 to have more of a chance of fielding close to the same number of teams from the SEC

Gonna have 7-5 teams claiming they deserve a shot. It’s ridiculous

The funny thing is that the narrative is out there that Texas doesn’t have “an edge”. That’s ironic because I think that is the #1 thing this team does have. Ohio State, UGA, and Notre Dame have all had one thing in common- they’ve looked polished against bad competition. But how do they look when they get punched in the mouth? Do they wilt? We know the answer with Ohio State. Texas doesn’t Wilt. The one thing Arch Manning has absolutely never done is Wilt down the stretch. Dude has an absolute competitive edge to him if nothing else (and I think he has plenty else)

That Fox Sports broadcasting team is just upset that Texas made their cash cow Ohio State look foolish in week 2, and their “new era of Big10 dominance” narrative is fading fast

I don’t think the kicker moved laterally after the whistle, and I think he made contact with the ball at the 35. Tennessee kicker did move laterally and made contact at the 34

Ohio State- Ball, Kent St, Illinois, Texas LSU- Clemson, LaTech, Ole Miss, TAMU Ole Miss- Louisville, Colgate, LSU, Florida Ohio State’s schedule outside of Texas has been a joke. They have a highly ranked SOS purely because they played Texas, and Texas gifted them a lot of points before shutting them down. LSU’s schedule has also been somewhat of a joke outside of Ole Miss, and Ole Miss shut them down for the majority of the game. Ole Miss vs Florida is a good comparison to Texas vs Tennessee. Look at what Ole Miss did without their starting RB vs a lesser Florida defense, and compare that with what Texas did vs Tennessee without their starting RB (and key blocker in Townsend)

None of the wins listed there were over Top 15 teams

It was the TOs plus UGA breaking through with a few explosives due to utter lack of complimentary football from OU’s offense

I wasn’t referring to OU or Arkansas as cupcakes btw- my point was UGA has played 2 OOC cupcakes and 2 lesser SEC teams (and the one with half a pulse UGA got at home).

This literally proves the point of this post- you are completely overlooking SOS and schedule context. While other teams have been playing cupcakes and lesser conference opponents, Texas has played and beat two Top 15 teams with quality defenses.

Yet

so far there have been 3 wins over teams ranked in the Top 15 (I believe): Texas over Ohio State Texas over Tennessee Florida over Ole Miss So much slander

And I’m saying the reason for the inconsistency is that we’re among the few relevant teams in the country who have been challenged twice in 4 games. Let’s look at Ohio State and Tennessee’s consistency so far, for example. Consistency through 3 of 4 games, then there is a glaringly inconsistent “L” when they played Texas 😂

Who has OU’s defense been challenged by other than UGA? Michigan?

Bye week couldn’t have come at a better time