For The Love of God…

What an incredible run by TCU this year showing everyone what they’re all about. They finished with one hiccup and would win at least 50% of matchups with UGA. They’re truly an incredible squad worthy of moving up 2 spots in the rankings after losing 2 of their last 3. I would give them a share of the championship..
 
Hard to exclude him after he put up better numbers than some that got invited, I'm not saying they hate us just that they create narratives, always have.
The sad part is many observers NEVER ever know they are being shoved a narrative. For those of us who figured this out years ago it’s extremely easy to spot. ESPN CLEARLY is agenda driven and pushes it every single day. Not saying they are Anti-Vols because IF the Vols accomplish their agenda they’ll gladly USE the Vols. As Elon Musk once said…”ITS EASY TO FOOL PEOPLE…but ITS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO CONVINCE THEM THEY HAVE BEEN FOOLED”! 😂
 
Maybe the experiments by the CFP committee are over:

1. We need a G5 team in the playoffs - Cincinnati
2. We need the Cinderella Big 12 team in the playoffs - TCU
 
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ESPN is just like every other liberal media outlet, they make the story then report it, TCU was their darling this year, probably will be Colorado next year, they will create a narrative just like they did for Charles Woodson, it's been happening quite a while. I'm happy Sonny Dykes got a fist in his mouth altho I'm unhappy Georgia was the one to do it.
You bet your sweet arse it will be Colorado next year
 
OSU has the talent to beat anyone in the country, but so does Texas A&M and look how their season went.

Unfortunately, TCU deserved to be there. The B1G is the most overhyped conference in the country. The Big XII is tougher. OSU played a bunch of cupcakes all year and when it was their turn to finally play someone of value, they completely crapped the bed. The Big XII isn’t a good conference talentwise in comparison to us, but unlike the other conferences, it has parity. They have a lot of mediocre teams, but they don’t have a bunch of teams that are so inferior talentwise that they can’t compete like the B1G did this year (Rutgers, Northwestern, Indiana, and Nebraska were so bad they couldn’t win the Mtn West or Sun Belt this year).

Was TCU one of the four best teams in the country? Not even close. Did they deserve to be there? Unfortunately yes they did. Scrapping the BCS system brought this on. You are going to have injuries as well as flukes like TCU/Michigan, but you can’t take too much out of a single game and people are giving OSU too much credit. The month layoff always produces weird results in the playoff and allowed UGA to get tuned back in for the TCU game.
I still don't believe TCU deserved to be there. I watched several of their games. I think they got there because no one else stepped up and politically they could not be shut out.
 
Having watched college football since the 70s, I can tell you they will never get tired of sunshine pumping the Big-10. Nearly all are anti-SEC because they think we're a bunch of racists. Not. Going. To. Change.
Oh yeah they’re so anti SEC. That’s why they gave virtually no exposure to Bennett’s story. Probably also why the SEC network is the only conference network on ESPN.

Quit looking for conspiracies. They’re not there. It’s not an ESPN narrative or the CFP committee’s fault that TN didn’t get in. It’s Tennessee’s fault for sh***ing the bed in Columbia. Same for Bama in Death Valley. Take care of your business and don’t leave it up to a committee.
 
Ya know, Troy finished 12-2, which mathematically is better than the 11-2 of Ohio State, Alabama or even the Vols, so therefore the pollsters are obligated to move them ahead, shucks, to probably 3rd or 4th place. They have to. It's math. There are no other factors to go by.
 

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