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CFB is never as bad as it sounds in May/June

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Josh Pate1 year ago

Having said that - if we don’t adopt my preferred CFP model the sport is toast

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Huevery Johnson 🌾1 year ago

Tell this to Washington State and Oregon State. There will be more of us who get disenfranchised soon.

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Official Ohio State DG1 year ago

This ❌ffseason is flying by

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College Shirt Clubs by The Fan Stop1 year ago

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Kevin “Kiz” Kisner1 year ago

It’s June josh

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BFNoles👋🏾👋🏼👋🏿👋🏽👋🏻1 year ago

Fair, but “not being as bad as it sounds” is a low bar right now lol

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Better for Everyone Really1 year ago

Usually in May/June people are excited about college football, now they are just frustrated with it. College football has never never been about the playoffs. The regular season is what mattered. Screw it. I’d rather go fishing than watch whatever this is.

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BevoAurelius1 year ago

This is like pouring a bowl of cereal, waiting an hour, eating the top pieces, and saying “yep the cereal is still crunchy.” The top games are still mostly the same. The foundation that props those games up is being ruined. No offense but the games you go to arent representative

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Crewmatthamm1 year ago

People like pate and klatt are idiots. We need better college football media.

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Bugzy's Daddy1 year ago

College Footbal is currently GREAT ❤🤍❤

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Perry1 year ago

The “public at large” led to higher ratings last season. As it turns out the changes were clearly a net positive.

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