😂

new tradition though.

yikes

It really sucks, money killing what made CFB great

College football had always been about tradition, school pride, rivalries and upsets.

While national titles and big bowl games were definitely always interesting and fun it wasn’t what the core of the sport was about.

Oklahoma/Kentucky, UCLA/Rutgers aren’t establishing tradition if CFB lasted 200 years bro. Hell the teams the SEC added 10 years ago have hardly played their cross divisional opponents. We’ve played Missouri twice in that span and one was in a conference championship

It’s just bad for the sport man

CFB has been a regional sport since the beginning of time, killing the roots of the sport and trying to create something entirely different seems like a pretty unnecessary risk

P12 was doomed to fail financially since being unable to land OU/Texas. B12 and ACC find a way to at least survive in this new landscape. P12 was mid pack with the flashiest 2010s program that was being backed by Nike plus the occasional USC, Stanford and misc contributions

Meth hit harder than a Georgia defense.

Arkansas fan quotes post about SEC championship

We got 43 of them and the most in the SEC b****

Wait, those are National Championships

Men's
Football (1): 1964

Basketball (1): 1994

Ask him how many times he’s watched Arkansas track and field in his entire lifetime

Cooked his b**** ass

Main event status is a dog ass year

With how smelly BDS is, I doubt the Iron Bowl is that high this year, but PSU ratings should rise with the Jordan Hare stimulus

Big 12 it is lol

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I would not be surprised to see some schools get dropped by them forming a brand new conference. I.E. Vandy, Illinois, etc.

We both know USC and UCLA weren’t added for Rutgers or NW. They were added for Michigan, MSU, PSU, and Ohio. Annual traditional Rose Bowl matchup.

Aaron Donald walked so he could run.

Just bc you have two good programs doesn't mean you have actual tradition bro lol. Alabama and Texas are going to produce matchups that have tons of ratings every year. Will never have history outside of one big fanbase telling the other you're pompous, you suck, etc.

I'd take USC-Oregon over USC and Ohio State every day of the week