Recruiting Football Talk VIII

3 loss teams should not get at-large bids. You're not deserving at that point. I don't care who you've beaten.

I don't care that Miami and SMU haven't played tough schedules. Leave Bama at home
What this has really shown me is that there are really only about 10-12 good football teams.

Consistently good.

Every year you will have another 3-4 pop and not sustain the level of play.

There just really aren’t that many good football programs.
 
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I don't find any mention of a "peel back" block and the rule for blocking below the waist has no mention of direction.
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I decided not to be lazy. Here are the NCAA rules for blocking below the waist. Basically only those in the tackle box against others in the tackle box until the ball leaves the tackle box. Screenshot_20241201-225155.png
 
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At what point do they mention OM is KY's lone SEC win?

Yeah. Hard to have much sympathy for Ole Miss when all they had to beat was beat an absolutely pathetic Kentucky team at home. Still, how much worse is a nail biter loss to Kentucky at home compared to getting blown out by a very mediocre (at best) Oklahoma team on the road? The Kentucky loss is worse, but objectively speaking, getting destroyed by a .500 Oklahoma team that lost at home
by double digits to Tennessee and South Carolina is a terrible loss too.

Neither team should be in. If a 3 loss team in the SEC should get in, it’s South Carolina. We all know this won’t happen, though. Alabama’s brand gets them in over SC every time. Plus, the committee has the head to head cop out to use as its reasoning for putting Bama ahead of SC.
 
A cut block is probably the name for illegal below the waist block. High school and college and NFL are all different on what is legal with below the waist blocks, so I'm not entirely sure when a block below the waist is legal or not in college.

I'm fairly sure your direction relative to your own goal line comes into play there, but I'm not sure.

I know they revised blindside block rules a few years back, so they may have done away with the "can't block when moving toward your own goal line" rule then because the new blindside rule overlapped with it?

Great find though, is that the 24 NCAA rule book or 23?
'24. Thanks to my curiosity and many conversations with you, I bookmarked it.
 
You’d be shocked how many Alabama “fans” there are.
They’re bandwagon mental deficients. They’ll change teams and keep watching. Viewership would prolly go up if Bama were left out. That’s what Sankey and Feinblabber are in a panic trying stop people from finding out.

The vast overwhelming percentage of college football would deem it a breathe of fresh air and health for the sport.
 
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They’ll show you everything except the start of the fight. Because some Ohio bruhs would be suspended for the first half of their playoff game. It doesn’t make any difference if there was no flag thrown. And it doesn’t make any difference that the game is over.
 

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