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Yahoo/BetMGM has them at +50000, which is 0.2%. Add up all the odds and get 1.2 - the house is getting about a 20% cut, so the true odds are more like 0.17%

BYU losing might have increased the chances of B12 getting two bids. TTU 9-1; BYU 8-1, Utah 7-2

Navy 7-1...if they manage to beat Notre Dame they definitely deserve the playoff. North Texas 8-1 San Diego State 7-1...looks like California 5-4 is their most impressive win. James Madison 7-1... I'd have to give the G5 bid to San Diego State at this point.

As long as the big donors don't have a conflict of interest (they don't have the concessions contract), if they want to throw their money away on coaches' buyouts, that's on them. If I had that kind of money I would not be doing it -- no matter how much people teased me about how badly my team...

ACC - 3 teams with 1 loss; 2 more with 2. B12 - BYU with 0 losses; TTU with 1; 3 more with 2. B1G - 2 teams with 0 losses; Oregon with 1; 4 more with 2 Notre Dame with 2 losses SEC - TAMU with 0 losses; 3 teams with 1 loss; 4 more with 2. 5 P5 schools with 1 loss; Memphis @ 8-1 is highest...

As I recall, the PSU Board of Trustees fired Joe Paterno, not the AD (I want to say the AD had already been fired??). The Governor of PA sits on the Board.

Our family got the mini-plan last year - 6 tickets for $60. That deal was not offered this year; there was a steep jump this year except for this game. Other single game tickets start at $16. This one was considerably cheaper but not so when they announced there would be no shuttle. If the...

It looks like this is the first time he was actually fired. Grand Valley State - was good before he got there good afterward Central Michigan -- looks like he made some improvements Cincinnati - made some improvements Notre Dame - made some improvements LSU was expecting better.

I think I heard the same thing about Hendon Hooker.

Or you're scum like Kelly was at Notre Dame.

It looks like it's 5% statewide. The city and/or parish added on another 6%.

I've known it to happen.

Off the top of my head: Johnny Majors, left Pitt 1976, returned 1993. Rich Rodriguez, left WVU 2007, returned 2025.

If they expand the playoff, will there be a SECCG?

I loved the old USFL Michigan Panthers. One thing I got looking at: https://www.profootballarchives.com/players/m/mcgr03000.html https://www.profootballarchives.com/players/p/pinn00200.html It looks like whenever an old USFL team signed an active NFL player, the NFL team has "Negotiation...