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Why don't you give Auburn a turn? They're in Alabama, too. 😁

Chris Ash wasn't bad when he was OSU's DC. I've seen worse.

It will be interesting to see if he gets enough time to turn the thing around.

WC at 3am, ain't no one sober enough to notice.

We do White Castle around here. Nobody questions anything at WC.

Oh, no argument there. My point is that OSU's title is no more "bought and paid for" than anyone else in the CFP.

ODD, here's why the "bought and paid for" retoric doesn't work. https://x.com/OddsShark/status/1881854210968637450

It's Burger King now???

That list is certainly flawed. Oregon, who has perhaps the biggest NIL budget of all, isn't even in the top 10 on that list. Most sources that I've seen have Oregon and Texas above OSU, with UGA just below. And at least in OSU's case, the vast majority of the money went to keeping the existing...

You mean, same as UGA? Or Bama? Or Texas? Or Oregon? Or ??? Name one team in the CFP that isn't using NIL to their advantage. Heck, at least two of the teams listed above had a bigger NIL bankroll than OSU, and the other wasn't far behind. Y'all just bitter now that everyone can legally do what...

How did that work out for you, ODD? 😂😂😂

That's not a revenue sport. I'm talking FB and BB.

I don't think the B1G will go for an affiliation without membership. You're either in or out.

The 12-team playoff may change their calculation.

It is what it is, for both of us. Losing The Game lit a fire under this team, and it caused you to hire JH. We won't talk about what else it caused, ITT.

Can we also talk about 20 years of black eyes that fueled yours?

Good game, Irish. Y'all played to the end. New sheriff in town, boys. Y'all mind your manners and no one will get hurt. And don't forget: Michigan cheats. And Auburn.

I can confirm everything said above. Lost my youngest son on 27 Nov 2020, age 23. We had no idea he was suicidal, and neither did any of his friends. We knew he was dealing with some issues, but what young person doesn't deal with issues when they're becoming an adult. It has been a long, hard...

In this case, you wouldn't be forming any new states. You'd simply be redrawing the boundary between 2 existing states. Certainly, both legislatures would have to agree, as well as Congress. But I don't see a legal restriction otherwise.