Tim Parlier

This generation’s daily routine: - Wake up. - Stare at a 6.7 inch screen. - Work on a 16 inch screen. - Relax with a 55inch screen. - Stare at a 6.7 Inch Screen - Sleep Repeat.

I just don’t see how the current college football landscape is sustainable Iowa State had been a solid program for years Now? They have 17 players remaining on the roster for next year, only 1 returning starter It’s impossible to compete like this

[Sources] The SEC is considering a postseason model that would only allow bowl games against other SEC teams to minimize actual losses and maximize hypothetical wins.

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With rumors swirling about a Super League that would kill college sports as we know it, I just want to point out that in less than a decade, college football has adopted the worst elements of nearly every major sport: MLB - Payroll Disparity NHL - Irrelevant Regular Season NBA - Players Sitting Out NFL - Awful Officiating Euro Soccer - Smaller Outfits Becoming “Farm Systems”

This is not James Madison’s and Tulane’s fault but this is an embarrassing day for CFB. Any sort of strong leadership and foresight could have prevented this.

26% of Americans say they spend more than they earn, per YF.

I’m glad the CFB playoff committee is led by this man Hunter Yuracheck Since he’s taken over Arkansas: 36 wins 61 losses Worst 8 year stretch in Arkansas football history 2 fired head coaches Surely he knows what a good football team is 🤣🤣

ESPN owns all broadcasting rights to the CFP. All CFP money is paid by ESPN ESPN owns all SEC broadcasting rights. ESPN owns all ACC broadcasting rights. ESPN isn’t the primary owner of B1G or Big 12 rights anymore. ESPN doesn’t own primary Notre Dame broadcast rights. Is anyone surprised ESPN managed to invest $20 million in its main product and found away to shun a more deserving Big 12 program and/or Notre Dame to invest $4 million in its ACC product instead? Only $16 million to B1G and Big 12 where ESPN has minimal broadcasting rights compared to $32 million paid to ESPN owned conference rights. Follow the money and it all makes sense.