2016 NCAA Football Thread

I meant per respective fan

 

ND fans would be happy with at one more win. We might beat army.

 

North Dakota might win the FCS again this year

 

Probably but I just don't get the inconsistency of our o line. I know SC wasn't very good but after that game and UT I thought they had improved.

 

So is anybody from the big 12 going to make it in the four team playoff?

 

nope

 

See below.

1. This is the best thing you've posted in any CFB thread. [ high five ]
2. What are they waiting for on instituting a conference championship game? Seriously.....

 

Thanks for responding after the announcement had already come out saying they were not expanding...

I was under the impression that you needed 12 teams to hold a championship game, but I just read that they can now institute one without 12 teams. Wondering the same thing at this point. Maybe they don't want an extra game since they do round robin anyways?

In terms of expansion, it sounded like they didn't feel any of the available teams were long term solves and only short term solutions.

 

I would only imagine the top 2 teams mattered for a conference championship....the last 8-10 don't really have a say....lol.

 

All these years in here and you still can't quote correctly^^^^^ at least you are consistent in that AND very consistent in annoying the shit out of me!!!

 

I don't try to annoy anyone.

 

http://www.goodbullhunting.com/2016...e-the-tiger-texas-am-aggies-lsu-tigers-mascot

 

War Eagle

 

The chart below shows us how much college football players might be worth at the top programs if they were able to play in a free market system and receive compensation in a manner similar to that of the NFL.

We calculated the Fair Market Value of college football players at the 15 most profitable programs using data provided by the Department of Education. Using the NFL's most recent collective bargaining agreement in which the players receive a minimum of 47% of all revenue, each school's football revenue was split between the school and the athletes with the players' share divided evenly among the 85 scholarship players.

Using this method, we can estimate that the average college football player at the University of Texas is worth $622,104 per year (up from $604,921 last year) based on the program's $112.5 million in annual revenue. Overall, the average Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I-A) player is worth $149,569 per year with the average football team taking in more than $27 million in revenue each year.

 

GET UP! IT'S GAME DAY!

Three top-25 matchups today... all w/in in the SEC West:

• A&M (6) @ Bama (1)
• Arkansas (17) @ auburn (21)
• Ole Miss (23) @ La State (25)

 

Hey at least we wont lose today.

 

We won't

 

Hey same here! We gotta play Clemson next week though...