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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: They say the 'regular season means something' in college football and then they throw it away on a one game playoff. The regular season matters except for the one game playoff to determine the national champion at the end |
A title game does not effect the regular season in the slightest. The worst that can happen is that you have a one-loss team playing an undefeated team in the title game. Not a perfect situation, but it is a necessary evil of maintaining the bowl system. You can't expect the sole undefeated team to not play in a bowl, so you have to give them an opponent.
quote: THE TEAM WITH THE WORSE REGULAR SEASON WON THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP |
They were both undefeated. They had the same quality regular season. They both did everything that was expected of them.
quote: How can you deal with such hypocrisy I cannot fathom. |

It's easy to deal with hypocrisy that doesn't exist, sweetie. Uh oh, I just called Imran a name. I must be losing the argument... 
quote: You mean your ever shrinking minority? The momentum for a playoff just grows and grows. |
They are a lot of stupid people in this world, I agree.
At least the Big East commissioner still has a brain...
quote: They ask if the regular season is healthy and the answer is a resounding 'Yes.' They ask if a playoff would affect that and the answer is 'Yes.' Just look at basketball. |
quote: That doesn't seem to be you. Otherwise when you say you care about the regular season you'd actually mean it, instead of backing a one game playoff for all the marbles. |
Ahh, here comes the inevitable placement of words in my mouth. God forbid that I want to see the two unbeatens, who will be playing in bowls no matter what, play each other instead of teams with lesser regular seasons. I obviously don't care about the regular season because I want two teams with equal regular seasons to have a chance to play each other in a bowl. 
Go talk in the pro football thread, Immie. You're just embarassing yourself here.
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Guynemer
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Again--no, it was not pass interference. However, it WAS defensive holding; the defender was impeding the receiver more than five yards beyond the line of scrimmage, before the ball was thrown .
Wrong call? Yes. Bad call? No.
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Andrew1999
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The end of the game reminded me of the Washington-WSU game this year. It went into overtime and Washington was robbed of the game-winning touchdown by a bad call. The next play, they get the game-winning touchdown because of another bad call.
Where did we ever get this goofy overtime system from anyway? What's wrong with playing quarters, or at least 5 or 7 minutes? And of course God forbid that any game in America in any sport ever ends in a tie.
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Flatlander Fox
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Fort Living Room
Jul 2001 time: 06:24
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Aha, I found it. 
How you nits can say that Ohio St. was the best team in the country is beyond me. 
As Drake was saying, the "playoffs" were the regular season, and the BCS just seeds the teams. A playoff would be nice, but it's not feasible it seems. 
This year they got it right (For better of for worse) only because they got lucky. Ohio St. had the best winning percentage (albeit against lousy competition) so they got to play against an overrated Miami team who played against competition that was just as pathetic and weak.
In case you hadn't noticed Big Ten Fans, this is your first national title in MANY years (Michigan's doesn't count, because they stole half of it from Nebraska in 1997 ).
When your chests burst in pride at your conference's victory this week, realize that next year it will be all the same again, six 7-4 teams, four 4-7 teams, and one team that goes 10-1 and get's the HELL kicked out of them by a superior conference's team.
I just don't get why you folks in the Mid East can't play football...
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Guynemer
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quote: Originally posted by Flatlander Fox
Aha, I found it. 
How you nits can say that Ohio St. was the best team in the country is beyond me. 
As Drake was saying, the "playoffs" were the regular season, and the BCS just seeds the teams. A playoff would be nice, but it's not feasible it seems. 
This year they got it right (For better of for worse) only because they got lucky. Ohio St. had the best winning percentage (albeit against lousy competition) so they got to play against an overrated Miami team who played against competition that was just as pathetic and weak.
In case you hadn't noticed Big Ten Fans, this is your first national title in MANY years (Michigan's doesn't count, because they stole half of it from Nebraska in 1997 ).
When your chests burst in pride at your conference's victory this week, realize that next year it will be all the same again, six 7-4 teams, four 4-7 teams, and one team that goes 10-1 and get's the HELL kicked out of them by a superior conference's team.
I just don't get why you folks in the Mid East can't play football... |
I mean, really, how else can one reply to such a post? Obviously, he can't possibly be serious.
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