College Football Playoff

[JohnnySavage]

...just another way to milk the golden cow. Four teams picked at random isn't a play off, it's just renaming the BCS.

Why not just have the conference champions play the brackets, kind of like basketball does?

 

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[JohnnySavage]

Every game after the regular season multiplies the chance of a blown knee etc.

But seriously, take the top 8 and play the championship game the week before the superbowl.

I've never had my knee blown. I don't see what that would do for me.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Every game after the regular season multiplies the chance of a blown knee etc.

But seriously, take the top 8 and play the championship game the week before the superbowl.

Blown knee, concussion....etc.

At some point they need to realize it's college sports.

 

[islandman]

Blown knee, concussion....etc.

At some point they need to realize it's college sports.

And you must realize that it's sports. Injuries happen.

They are part of the price of admission to professional sports.

 

[JohnnySavage]

There are 11 conferences and a group of independents. So have the 11 conference champs, and the best record for the independents play a 12 team play off. Simple.

 

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[Saint Peter]

And you must realize that it's sports. Injuries happen.

They are part of the price of admission to professional sports.

Just wait for the brain injury lawsuits to hit the box office.

 

[JohnnySavage]

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Makes as much sense as the BCS.

What's that? Calculus?

 

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[islandman]

Just wait for the brain injury lawsuits to hit the box office.

Then they'll start to pay the athletes a nominal sum.

You buy your ticket and take your chances.

 

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[Saint Peter]

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[SgtSpiderMan]

And you must realize that it's sports. Injuries happen.

They are part of the price of admission to professional sports.

By very definition these are NOT professional sports.

 

[JohnnySavage]

By very definition these are NOT professional sports.

 

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[islandman]

By very definition these are NOT professional sports.

Read my post again, bub.

 

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[islandman]

I've been called bub lately.


I hope it's not like the new "clown question."

That would be 'bubba'.

You're safe.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Read my post again, bub.

I'll admit there's a risk in playing sports, but let's be honest about a few things.

1. An overwhelming majority of college football players are not going to play professionally.

2. Playing in extra games won't help the players who do get picked to go pro. We all knew Cam Newton was the #1 pick before his team won the BCS and we knew Tebow would not be the #1 pick despite winning the championship.

3. It's football. It's a crazy sport that leads to an overabundance of injuries.

 

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[islandman]

I'll admit there's a risk in playing sports, but let's be honest about a few things.

1. An overwhelming majority of college football players are not going to play professionally.

2. Playing in extra games won't help the players who do get picked to go pro. We all knew Cam Newton was the #1 pick before his team won the BCS and we knew Tebow would not be the #1 pick despite winning the championship.

3. It's football. It's a crazy sport that leads to an overabundance of injuries.

1) EVERY college football player WANTS to play professionally, numbnuts;

2) Post hoc ergo propter hoc;

3) In your mind, what is the appropriate number of injuries per sport?

 

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[trysail]

And you must realize that it's sports. Injuries happen.

They are part of the price of admission to professional sports.

WTF are you talking about?


Kolledge football IS "professional sports."

 

[islandman]

WTF are you talking about?


Kolledge football IS "professional sports."

Until the players get a weekly paycheque from their schools, it's closer to slave labour.