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Drake Tungsten
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Knee deep in alien womyn...
Oct 2001 time: 14:24
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quote: And that's how funky the numbers are that you are basing your opinion your on... Last week, Miami's strength of schedule was ranked 30th (I hadn't seen the new numbers yet, so sue me) Now it's shifts to to 19th after a single game. |
Did you think playing the #14 team in the country wasn't going to boost Miami's strength of schedule? 
quote: But again... you never explain how the regular season becomes meaningless. |
Why do you keep using the word "meaningless"? I stopped using that word a long time ago because it doesn't accurately reflect the situation. I apologized for using it, because it was misleading. So why do you insist on putting that word in my mouth?
The regular season won't be "meaningless", but it will have a greatly lessened importance. Teams won't have to go undefeated anymore to guarantee a title shot; they'll be able to lose one, two, or sometimes three games and still have a shot. Takes a lot of the tension out of the regular season, don't you think?
quote: And the difference is... under a playoff system, the regular season will be meaningful for ALL teams in division 1 - A, not just the teams you have annointed as worthy... |
To the best of my knowledge, any team in D-I can make the title game if they rank #1 or #2 in the final BCS rankings. Therefore, every team in the country has a shot at the title.
BCS games are different; if you aren't in a major conference or Notre Dame, you probably aren't going to get a chance at a BCS bowl, even if your ranking shows you deserve it. This is bullshit and I support changing it. You don't need a playoff to address this problem, however.
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SlowwHand
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of The Cooler
Sep 1999 time: 23:24
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What do you all think?
Report: Rose, Selig Discuss Reinstatement
19 minutes ago
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Pete Rose met baseball commissioner Bud Selig two weeks ago to discuss his possible reinstatement to the game, ESPN's Web site reported Tuesday.
The issue of whether Rose will be reinstated or regain eligibility for Hall of Fame induction had not been determined, sources close to the situation told ESPN.com.
The meeting came 13 years after Rose, then manager of the Cincinnati Reds (news), agreed to a lifetime ban from baseball following an investigation into his gambling.
"There have been a number of stories reporting alleged conversations or meetings between commissioner Selig and Pete Rose," Bob DuPuy, baseball's chief operating officer, said in a statement Tuesday.
"Pete Rose applied for reinstatement to commissioner Selig several years ago and that application has been pending since that time. Given the pendency of the application for reinstatement, neither the commissioner or anyone in our office will comment on the Pete Rose matter further."
Rose, baseball's career hits leader and a lock for the Hall of Fame had he not been banned from baseball, applied for reinstatement in 1997.
However, Selig refused to rule on the matter, saying he had not seen any evidence that would make him alter the lifetime ban.
Selig is expected to insist that Rose admits he bet on baseball -- something he has never done -- before he would be reinstated.
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H Tower
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keep the lifetime ban. Rose may have been great, but they had to make an example of him
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Guynemer
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I went with the 16-team playoff, mostly because of the Iowa situation... screw USC, they had their chance against Wazzou (and they are in anyway).
And the first result...
At the Holiday Bowl, things started well for the North Texas Eagles, holding Miami to a three-and-out on the Hurricanes' first possession. It was all downhill from there, however:
#1 Miami 92
#16 North Texas 3
Little known fact: apparently, the Eagles' uniforms sport an uncanny replica of a cleat-mark on the chest.
North Texas' coach, UNT COACH, was asked how he felt after Miami scored their 66th point early in the third quarter: "First, I cried. Then I threw up."
North Texas quarterback QB #10 pulled a Ty Detmer and tossed seven picks, three of which were returned for scores, including a 95-yarder with the Eagles threatening, only down 14-0 at the time. Said QB #10: "Ooops."
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