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Joey Freshwater posted:How in the world would you even enforce that? dont allow anyone to go to alabama
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? It's so unlikely without the playoff expanding. Every P5 conference would have to have no better than what, a 3 loss team? Sort of hard to imagine.
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? georgia southern
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Yeah it probably is Notre Dame. The playoff is like rolling a 20 sided dice. You only get 20 schools who qualify each and every year regardless of record.
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Zerilan posted:The only way other teams will ever actually get a shot is if some degree of parity is somehow enforced in recruiting. Hmm yes let's force 18 year olds to go to school they don't want to so Idaho or whoever can be better at football thats definitely not weird or gross
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SourKraut posted:I personally can’t wait for 20 years from now when it comes out that Bama was paying players all along and the NCAA hands down some neutered version of the Death Penalty post-Saban (that ultimately gets walked back a few years later). they're Bama, they're never getting the death penalty, nor will any other CFB Great Power
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Dango Bango posted:That safety hosed up so badly. There was literally no one else for him to cover He is the Raheem Moore of college football... btw I still loving hate Raheem Moore for that play against Baltimore
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? App State
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Notre Dame is cheating though, all they have to do is have a one loss season, where the one loss is early in the season, and they'll almost certainly be in.
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SourKraut posted:I personally can’t wait for 20 years from now when it comes out that Bama was paying players all along and the NCAA hands down some neutered version of the Death Penalty post-Saban (that ultimately gets walked back a few years later). paying players is good
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? It's not going to happen until they expand the playoff to 8. I'd say UCF, USF, or Houston would be the best bets just statistically speaking.
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? Nobody (except Notre Dame)
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MourningView posted:paying players is good
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Seaniqua posted:Notre Dame is cheating though, all they have to do is have a one loss season, where the one loss is early in the season, and they'll almost certainly be in. This is most P5 schools
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Godzilla07 posted:they're Bama, they're never getting the death penalty, nor will any other CFB Great Power It could come out that Saban literally rips out and eats the heart of a true freshman before every bowl game and they wouldn't get more than a slap on the wrist.
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Saban: “this is the happiest I’ve ever been also gently caress Jalen Hurts he can’t throw for poo poo”
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MourningView posted:Hmm yes let's force 18 year olds to go to school they don't want to so Idaho or whoever can be better at football thats definitely not weird or gross What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more?
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SourKraut posted:I personally can’t wait for 20 years from now when it comes out that Bama was paying players all along and the NCAA hands down some neutered version of the Death Penalty post-Saban (that ultimately gets walked back a few years later). i hope our players are making some loving money and that they continue to do so
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SourKraut posted:What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more? how about we just let everyone make whatever they can because salary caps are lame and anti labor
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like as a native born lousianian i should be Rivals with falcons fans and georgia sports enthusiasts but holy poo poo
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SourKraut posted:What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more? unless players could get paid as much as they do in the NFL they'd still go to the top schools to get showcased the most for said NFL
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SourKraut posted:What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more? Parity in college football is neither attainable nor desirable.
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SUN GOD AVATAR posted:Real talk who will be the first non-power conference school to make the playoff in our generation? Liberty (for the fundie ratings)
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MourningView posted:paying players is good I agree if it’s fully open and everyone does it. I fully believe some programs pay on the side quietly currently though. But yeah, make it legal to do so.
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SourKraut posted:What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more? Or some other form of incentives/extra scholarships inversely proportional to the school's record or revenue or average recruiting ranking over past X years or whatever.
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MourningView posted:This is most P5 schools I should have been more clear. When I said "cheating" I was referring specifically to the original question - which non-P5 school will be the first to make the playoff? It's almost certainly ND because they're, for all intents and purposes, a P5 school.
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General Dog posted:Parity in college football is neither attainable nor desirable. It is actually desirable
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MourningView posted:how about we just let everyone make whatever they can because salary caps are lame and anti labor We live in an anti labor country.
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why would you even start watching college football if you wanted parity it's always been like five schools trading titles
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SourKraut posted:What if you allow schools to pay players, but the amount a new recruit can earn is inversely proportional to the school’s record each year, and non-P5 schools can offer more? or kids could go where they want and if they are getting paid under or over the table who gives a poo poo?
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SourKraut posted:We live in an anti labor country. yeah that's loving bad though not something we should aspire to
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MourningView posted:why would you even start watching college football if you wanted parity it's always been like five schools trading titles why ever dream of a better world
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Lessail posted:It is actually desirable no it isn't, parity sucks
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Seaniqua posted:teams that don't win their division shouldn't be in the playoffs This annoys me too, just in general. I believe Alabama deserved their playoff spot if we're looking for the best resumes for the record, but just in general I hate that whoever loses a conference championship game is often jumped over for a better bowl/whatever by someone they beat out in their own division.
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Lessail posted:why ever dream of a better world how would college football parity make the world better?
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RIP college football 2017 
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i dream of a world where my team's players can walk around waving money in dumb fratboy faces
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Lessail posted:why ever dream of a better world I'm sorry unlv sucks but it's not Alabama's fault
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Emron posted:Notre Dame completely clowning Notre Dame was easily UM's high point of the season
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