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  1. College football should seperate into a 64 team independent football only conference. Bravo Chip!
  2. The College Football Playoff may be coming to an end with how the SEC and the B1G are dictating things.
  3. Let's get real. All other players from teams/conferences are simply a feeder-system to the SEC/B10. Thank you portal. Winning is expense, the SEC/B10 have the $$$ to fund winning. The rest don't. Only these two mega-heavy-weight conferences are compelling enough to feel like the NFL. And matter and thus capture interest among college football fans from all corners in the USA. Only in the SEC/B10, every week, the top teams compete. Who you gonna watch (a pay $$$$)? Not the MWC. Hate to be so brutal but this obvious truth is needed here.
  4. As a proud Dartmouth Indian alumn...I apploud this decision. Right is might!
  5. "Three words NCAA, not for long": Rich Eisen Eisen is right, the NCAA will be extinct in short order. One of the driving factors for its death is the desire of the power schools to control and own the "Big Dance". Such a mistake to give the college basketball control from the schools to the corrupt inept NCAA.
  6. True. OSU has serious academic chops. Oregon is a joke of a university, a dummy party school.
  7. Colin is dead right... P5 college football will be March Madness on Steroids.
  8. Texas defense was too good also. Washington wins the title.
  9. Trent Dilfer would be a superb head-coach for Fresno. Sign him!
  10. Fresno's Hall of Famer Trent Dilfer discusses G5 versus P5 differences and the impact of the transfer portal.
  11. DING! DING! DING! Jon Wilner hits another bullseye in this week's PAC Hotline. If Oregon State and Washington State eventually merge with the Mountain West to become a new Pac-12, would that group maintain Power Five status? — @WHS1969 The Hotline views that outcome as unlikely, but let’s be clear on the categorization: The term ‘Power Five’ is part of the College Football Playoff lexicon; it’s not an NCAA governance term. We suspect the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC and SEC will vote to have the Pac-12 removed from the power conference tier, which would impact playoff revenue but not access. The expanded event will have five automatic bids in a sport with four power conferences. The highest-ranked champion from the Group of Five (or Group of Six, as the case may be) will have a guaranteed berth waiting for it.
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