Game Thread: CFP Games on 12/21 (SMU/PSU TNT @ 11a) | (CLEM @ UTX TNT @ 3p) | (UTN @ OSU ABC @ 7p)

[Krymsonman]

Did not watch at all but let me guess.

"They fought hard"
"They won 11 games in a tough conference"
"don't let the score fool you"
"this game could have been closer if not for________"

How did I do?

I believe you got a 100 A+

 

[CrimsonJazz]

Did not watch at all but let me guess.

"They fought hard"
"They won 11 games in a tough conference"
"don't let the score fool you"
"this game could have been closer if not for________"

How did I do?

Easy to write, but can you say this in front of a camera with a straight face? No? Then no ESPN job for you!

 

[bamaga]

it was never about the 12 best teams but acquiescing to the other conferences so they could get in on the money… college football demise has been in slow motion until this year…2024 will expedite its death.

The demise is burning on both ends. The players with NIL/portal and the administrations with this crap/ poor decisions against the betterment of the game

 

[CrimsonNagus]

Wonder what Booger eater will say about SMU, better than they showed, always his answer

“They had a bad day but deserved to be there over Bama.”

He’s already been saying it.

 

[CrimsonNagus]

These stupid announcer now blaming the weather. ESPN will never admit that SMU was just not a good team and beat 11 cupcakes during the season.

 

[Krymsonman]

Penn State shouldn't have gone conservative on the last couple of series. Too many hand offs up the middle. Should have kept SMU guessing and they would still have the ball.

 

[SkinnyFats]

Well, according to the naysayers, SMU and Indiana had no business being in the playoffs.

Those rotten naysayers have been really accurate lately, haven’t they?

 

[bamaga]

North Dakota State wins. Will play winner of Montana State and South Dakota.

There are two regions where football is king, the Southeast in FBS and the Dakotas/ Montana for FCS

 

[bamaga]

Please don’t ban me, I think Nick is trying to get thrown off of Gameday.

 

[russtang]

Who picks the people to be on the committee?

 

[TDBama78]

There are two regions where football is king, the Southeast in FBS and the Dakotas/ Montana for FCS

It was refreshing to watch, very little showboating and taunting, I had almost forgot football could be played this way.

 

[Krymsonman]

It's now over. State Penn wins 38-10. It was so lopsided SMU never used a time-out in the second half.

I would say that James Franklin finally won a big game, but this game really did not qualify as a big game. It was just another game against a directional school.

 

[CrimsonNagus]

Who picks the people to be on the committee?

ESPN

 

[Krymsonman]

Who picks the people to be on the committee?

I don't know, but probably ESPN.

 

[DanoCanuck]

There is NO WAY the B1G and SEC will allow this same format to continue never mind ESPN who live on the ratings for advertising money. This is an embarrassing moment for the new CFP and a gigantic money loser. These games will be some of the worst ratings ever when the viewership data comes in. The late games will help but these others are stinking garbage.

 

[TDBama78]

It's now over. State Penn wins 38-10. It was so lopsided SMU never used a time-out in the second half.

I would say that James Franklin finally won a big game, but this game really did not qualify as a big game. It was just another game against a directional school.

Penn State thinks they're good now, pride cometh before the fall.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Easy to write, but can you say this in front of a camera with a straight face? No? Then no ESPN job for you!

I wasn't auditioning. I was guessing what they said, so I ask again. How close was I?

 

[SkinnyFats]

Penn State thinks they're good now, pride cometh before the fall.

Well, for them next week is just slightly harder.

 

[CrimsonNagus]

I don't know, but probably ESPN.

I was joking when I said ESPN. Google says it is picked by the CFP Management Committee which is comprised of 10 FBS commissioners and the ND athletic director.

 

[toliver2]

So, according to booger, it was the home field advantage that's done it so far