CFB was sooo good in the 2000s

NCAA: you can’t transfer. You can’t pay players.


Congress: you can transfer. You can pay players.

Fans: frick you NCAA!

I’m surprised the bubble hasn’t popped. I don’t watch anymore and I was a hardcore fan. It’s hard to believe I’m the only one that has moved on.

Nostalgia is awesome

It’s not nostalgia go back and watch old games from then. Much more exciting

It was better in 1995 when Nebraska ran the option. Or 1985 Oklahoma LINK

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Wayyyyyy

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I see your Aggie is coming out again

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12 team playoff

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Is at least 33%, but likely 50% too many

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unless exemption of coach getting fired or leaving

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The only thing about this is most people only include the head coach in this. What about assistants and position coaches? Players actually spend more time with those guys and can also be a reason players commit to certain schools and would likely like to follow them as well when they change jobs. But those coaches are revolving doors and giving only certain positions or sides of the ball transfer passes would be weird and unfair.

So I don't really like the exception for coaching changes. You should get 1 free undergrad transfer and 1 free grad transfer. Use them wisely as otherwise you need to sit out a year or transfer to a lower level. Should be more than enough for 5 years once the last of the covid years are passed.

This video never gets old....

Images of the Decade

"Big time players step-up in big games, that's all I gotta say!"

Now they opt-out or transfer.

Agreed. The golden age ended the moment Bama was given the rematch. It shattered the illusion that every game counted.