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College Football 2017-18: Now with more CTE!

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Alabama wins again. Against another SEC team again. So that's fun for everyone else.
 
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How the hell do you blow coverage on THAT?!?!?

Georgia got what they deserved.
 
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He was 15 feet behind the corner when he caught that.
 
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So now they have a true freshman who can actually throw. That will be fun for the next two years.
 
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French Rage said:
Alabama wins again. Against another SEC team again. So that's fun for everyone else.
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I'm bummed about the precedent it sets. It sets in stone the lack of need to win either your division or conference to get in. It sets in stone that it's fine to play a pretty darned light schedule if the perception of your conference is high. It sets in stone that late season games against D1-AA teams is fine. If you are in the SEC, that is. When other schools do the same thing, including having a late loss, the opposite applies.

Kind of sucks what makes college football more fun to spend money on out of the game.
 
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alfablue said:
I'm bummed about the precedent it sets. It sets in stone the lack of need to win either your division or conference to get in. It sets in stone that it's fine to play a pretty darned light schedule if the perception of your conference is high. It sets in stone that late season games against D1-AA teams is fine. If you are in the SEC, that is. When other schools do the same thing, including having a late loss, the opposite applies.

Kind of sucks what makes college football more fun to spend money on out of the game.
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Because last year didn't already do that?
 
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I think that was his point. Last year could have been an aberration. This year codified it.
 
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Alabama didn't intentionally have a weak schedule, though that's not an excuse to ignore that they did. I also don't have too much of an issue with the November FCS game, because it's just flipping a game that would normally happen in September.

I do think the ACC and SEC need to go to 9 conference games, though. Being able to schedule that extra FCS or G5 school is easier than going into Gainesville or Auburn.

But it's all irrelevant because I'm going to play along and act like UCF is the national champion.
 
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