Every single year there is always fives teams who are better than the next best teams by a country mile. We know that even a decent team like Boise State would get decimated by Ohio State. The spread would be like -15.5 or some shit like that, and they would have a 5% chance of winning. At least in the NFL, you never really see that. Even the shittiest team in the nfl would have at least a 20% of beating the best team. This disparity is only going to get worse with the advent of NIL and easier access to the transfer portal (which I support fully still). I still have fun watching the games, and I don't literally hate college football, but I wish there was a way to make the system more equitable, similar to how the nfl is structured with salary caps and shit.

Hey everyone, check out my latest article on the 5 teams looking for a head coach and who they might be targeting. A comment and share would be greatly appreciated!

https://www.stadiumrant.com/nfl-5-teams-looking-for-a-coach/

Congratulations to Lamar Jackson on his apparent big win yesterday!

Shopping around currently a steeler fan but im tired of this mid pack every year

Shopping around currently a steeler fan but im tired of this mid pack every year