2021-2022 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 157

Is Sark just a very personable dude or something? The resume and the recruiting prowess don’t line up for me, but he gets it done

 

The power of “not wanting to do what your family did” probably played a distant second to money

 

I thought calling Georgia vs. Oregon in Atlanta a neutral site game was hilarious but Clemson plays Georgia Tech in a "neutral site game" in Atlanta too lol

 

is it funny because Clemson will effectively be the home team in Atlanta?

 

That's why it's twice as funny yes

 

It’s not really supposed to be a “neutral site” game, they signed some deal to play like 5 home games at MBS over the next several seasons against some marquee opponents. Clemson this year, TBA next and Notre Dame the following year. Already played UNC and Notre Dame once too.

 

lol why have conferences

 

what

 

what

 

Huh

 

Awesome, that’s the next logical domino to fall. Hopefully Oregon and maybe someone like Washington follow suit. Now we just need Clemson+ to SEC/Big 10 and we’ll be at a big 2 conferences and there won’t be much excuse for good teams to have to wait until a postseason to play each other

 

Expand the playoff

 

the idea of the Ducks not being in the PAC feels weird, idk

 

Yeah I’d much rather have the PAC 12 add Boise St. and SDSU than Oregon go to one of these mega conferences. However I’m expecting Oregon to jump ship if offered. This is so lame.

 

Fresno belongs in a bigger conference

 

a conference with the Wazzous and Arizona States of the conference plus the Boises and Fresnos sounds like a lot of fun tbh

 

yeah, there’d be some great late nights games with that conference

 

what

 

those teams won’t make the Big 12 a super conference lmao

 

Utah is a great start. Arizona schools + Colorado is a great way to squander that start

 

“Hey, you wanna live in Southern California and beat the shit out of Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers every year?”

What a recruiting sales pitch

 

Oregon and Washington have also applied to join the Big-10. RIP Pac-12?