Charity In Reverse.

[JohnJumba]

Remember Boise getting charity to the Fiesta Bowl because higher ranked teams had been there?

The SEC needs to be treated in a similar fashion. To end the cheating.

If a team has been there for 2 years, they have to go to a lower bowl. No same conference matches are permitted.

As long as the SEC is allowed to cheat, we will continue to see crap chumpionship games.

 

[MaconNitt]

Intelligence in reverse

 

[LaJollaCreek]

You see you had words there, but I read this.

 

[JohnJumba]

You see you had words there, but I read this.

Your suggestion to end the cheating?

 

[JerseyLion]

Remember Boise getting charity to the Fiesta Bowl because higher ranked teams had been there?

The SEC needs to be treated in a similar fashion. To end the cheating.

If a team has been there for 2 years, they have to go to a lower bowl. No same conference matches are permitted.

As long as the SEC is allowed to cheat, we will continue to see crap chumpionship games.

These are the days of NIL. Everything is legal now. Nobody has to cheat.

 

[LaJollaCreek]

Your suggestion to end the cheating?

Step one is already happening. The NCAA and schools can stop pretending it's an amateur sport and not a business. It's been a business for decades, but the SEC was the only ones that knew this and paid to get the best players annually. They were cutting dead weight on their rosters long before the portal. That gave them on average 4-5 more ships a year to fill in for their recruiting misses. NIL should help level the playing field somewhat as now you can get likeness deals and get paid while in college. $$$$'s, investing in the program like any business and see what you get in return.

 

[mrmk5110]

Shocking that the best college programs come from areas where the majority of the best talent is concentrated. Whodathunk it.

 

[JWB389]

It used to be difficult to get caught cheating. Now it's difficult to actually cheat, since it's all pretty much within the rules.

 

[MaconNitt]

 

[JohnJumba]

I thought it was going to be the fat lady has sung.

 

[LionJim]

I thought it was going to be the fat lady has sung.

If you’re talking about parity in college football, yes, the fat lady has sung.