EB NCAA College Football Offseason thread of Lane Kiffon's craziness

[Bloodwake]

Last time I checked, Kentucky has been in the top ten much more recently than Louisville. They also beat a number one team much more recently than Louisville.

[Hollywood]

Last time I checked, Kentucky has been in the top ten much more recently than Louisville. They also beat a number one team much more recently than Louisville.

UK hasn't finished in the top 25 since 1984. That's 25 years. And even in the shit Kragthorpe era, UK has only managed to win a whopping one more regular season game each of the past two years. Keep living vicariously through your conference.

[Bloodwake]

Last time I checked, Kentucky has been in the top ten much more recently than Louisville. They also beat a number one team much more recently than Louisville.

UK hasn't finished in the top 25 since 1984. That's 25 years. And even in the shit Kragthorpe era, UK has only managed to win a whopping one more regular season game each of the past two years. Keep living vicariously through your conference.

Three straight bowl victories.

[ShogunOfFear]

Pretty easy to win one big game when you've played in a shit conference all season.

 

Yeah, great reasoning there. If thats the case, maybe the Sun Belt champion should be winning BCS games then.

Yeah it really is a good reasoning.  Same reason USC is strong every year.  They steamroll through their conf kind of like the only two decent teams the Big Yeast has ever had.

Yup thats it. The "tough" SEC wears the SEC teams down so much that its so tough to wins games - over a month later when the bowl game actually begins. Oh, and I guess they're wore down too from the previous year when they play uninspired non conference opponents before the conference season even starts and the bottom half of their conference struggles with complete crap non conference opponents.

Well I can see how winning a Sugar Bowl or a Peach Bowl even would be like a national title for a Big East team, but for Florida, it's just another game on a random Tuesday.

[Ganhyun]

Pretty easy to win one big game when you've played in a shit conference all season.

 

Yeah, great reasoning there. If thats the case, maybe the Sun Belt champion should be winning BCS games then.

Yeah it really is a good reasoning.  Same reason USC is strong every year.  They steamroll through their conf kind of like the only two decent teams the Big Yeast has ever had.

Yup thats it. The "tough" SEC wears the SEC teams down so much that its so tough to wins games - over a month later when the bowl game actually begins. Oh, and I guess they're wore down too from the previous year when they play uninspired non conference opponents before the conference season even starts and the bottom half of their conference struggles with complete crap non conference opponents.

Well I can see how winning a Sugar Bowl or a Peach Bowl even would be like a national title for a Big East team, but for Florida, it's just another game on a random Tuesday.

you do realize though that if GA had actually showed up in the first half of that game, West Virginia would have been destroyed right? How many points did Ga spot them? like 30?

[Bloodwake]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4201247

 

[DJ_Tet]

 


Some college football thread...a slap fight between UK and Louisville football fans!

[Ganhyun]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/ncaa/06/11/alabama-ncaa.ap/index.html

Alabama... ouch.

[Kara]

No loss of scholarship is basically your mom telling you to never do it again.

[Ganhyun]

No loss of scholarship is basically your mom telling you to never do it again.

true. But it sucks for them to lose all those wins.

[Lone]

But, they don't turn into losses, and the other teams can't count them as wins.

For as inane a "violation" as textbooks that no one profited off of, it shouldn't hurt the future of the program.  The AD just needs to become future tellers (apparently) to keep any possible thing from happening.  Until this, I never realized this kind of thing was a penalty.

Next thing you find out, visiting EB will be a Secondary Violation.

[Ganhyun]

But, they don't turn into losses, and the other teams can't count them as wins.

For as inane a "violation" as textbooks that no one profited off of, it shouldn't hurt the future of the program.  The AD just needs to become future tellers (apparently) to keep any possible thing from happening.  Until this, I never realized this kind of thing was a penalty.

Next thing you find out, visiting EB will be a Secondary Violation.

Just a secondary violation?