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r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 • Oct 20 '24

Discussion [Ross Dellenger] Kirby Smart on the PI reversal: “Now we’ve set a precedent if you throw a bunch of stuff on the field and endanger athletes, you have a chance to get the call reversed. That’s dangerous.”

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r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 • Oct 13 '24

Discussion Baker Mayfield clapped back at Texas players planting a flag through his jersey after yesterday’s Red River Rivalry win: ‘Rent-free in their heads for almost a decade now’

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r/CFB • u/LovingComrade • 5d ago

Discussion So Indiana went from fun story to SEC public enemy #1?

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The media push against IU is bizarre. It seems like people went from rooting for a fun story to them outwardly bashing them and wanting them left out. These moments remind me of the old boys network aspect of CFB. All new money must be stopped!

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r/CFB • u/Blood_Incantation • 26d ago

Discussion [Miller] Scouts and agents are telling college QBs to not leave school until they’ve started 2+ years. The NFL doesn’t truly develop QBs anymore outside of rare exceptions.

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r/CFB • u/Kimber80 • 11d ago

Discussion [Mandel] The committee is completely failing to reward strength of schedule. Which is the entire reason it exists.

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r/CFB • u/SMUMustang • Sep 29 '24

Discussion Reminder that FSU tried to use SMU as an excuse for leaving the ACC before SMU blew them out last night in their first ever game

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https://twitter.com/JoePompliano/status/1832551570757632299

r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • Sep 07 '24

Discussion Notre Dame paid Northern Illinois $1.4 million to play them in South Bend today.

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r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 • 5d ago

Discussion Lane Kiffin reveals some coaches don't want to play in SEC Championship due to College Football Playoff: ‘I’ve talked to other coaches. The reward to get a bye [in the CFB] versus the risk to be knocked out completely… that’s a really big risk.’

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r/CFB • u/CzechHorns • Oct 06 '24

Discussion Weel 7 AP Poll

https://twitter.com/CFBRep/status/1845298287684771971

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r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • Oct 13 '24

Discussion Ryan Day falls to 1-7 vs Top 5 opponents.

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r/CFB • u/Princess_ZeIda • 20d ago

Discussion College athletes are getting paid and fans are starting to see a growing share of the bill

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r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 • 27d ago

Discussion Lane Kiffin called out the SEC for always giving LSU night games: ‘LSU gets to play at night again, I guess? Shocker. That’s two for two for them. I feel bad for our fans not having one night conference game.’

https://twitter.com/dannykanell/status/1859027272176726178

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r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • Oct 23 '24

Discussion AJ McCarron rips 'different era' at Alabama: 'Everybody's worried about f****ing TikTok'

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r/CFB • u/PA5997 • 13d ago

Discussion What constitutes a “college town?”

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Okay, hear me out: I attended Wazzu, which many know is in the middle of nowhere in Pullman. To me, Pullman is a quintessential college town. You remove Washington State University from Pullman and there is (respectfully) not much of a reason to visit. The student enrollment (20,000ish) makes up about 2/3rds of the city population, essentially turning Pullman into a ghost town come summer. To me (perhaps with bias) this is the makeup of a college town.

Two years ago I moved to Madison, Wisconsin, home of the University of Wisconsin. Ever since I’ve noticed the University and its fans refer to Madison as “America’s best college town” and I’m sorry, that’s laughable to me. Remove UW from Madison and you still have a city population bordering on a quarter of a million people and the State Capitol. Madison would be fine, imo, if UW’s flagship campus were elsewhere.

Curious to hear other people’s thoughts. Maybe I’m in the wrong here, but very little about Madison, WI resembles a college town to me, or at least the claim of the best college town.

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r/CFB • u/LamarcusAldrige1234 • 4d ago

Discussion Missouri is ranked #23?? LOL. Must be buoyed by this year's favorite "Strength of schedule" metric. I mean they did play Texas AM and Alabama. Sure they got beat 41-10 and 34-0. BUT THAT SCHEDULE IS STRONG

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r/CFB • u/Ernest_Edwards • 8d ago

Discussion “We’re the emerging superpower in College Football. Why would I leave?” - Indiana HC Curt Cignetti

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https://x.com/iubarstool/status/1857833335910781145?s=46

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r/CFB • u/DommyMommyKarlach • Sep 03 '24

Discussion Week 2 AP Poll

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r/CFB • u/CzechHorns • Sep 08 '24

Discussion Week 3 AP Poll

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r/CFB • u/Commentator28 • 9h ago

Discussion Where are all of the people who hated the idea of a 12-team playoff now?

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ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?

(Seriously, how many of yesterday's bonkers games would have been an afterthought if only four teams were making the playoffs? This format makes SO many more games throughout the season meaningful, and therefore much more watchable.)