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This is exactly the kind of thing we need. Need to expand beyond raw materials and build more processing and industry where the money is.

This should happen and the winner should get an autobid. This would allows schools to join but not necessarily join a conference they don't fit in. It would also relieve some pressure from conferences to take teams as they would have an opportunity to make the tournament. I think Huntsville would restart in this scenario and that is good for college hockey.

Irish looked great in second half. Freeman is a great coach. Hope he stays there a while.

Listening to ESPN broadcast sure makes me long for Keith Jackson. McDonough is good on other sports, but Gregg mcelroy adds nothing. Not sure how he has this gig.

Someone's finally punching back, rather than laying down. That's refreshing.

The title was arguably decided when the 2 and 3 seeds were announced on the selection show.

Many were initially, hence the IRS crackdown.

Sounds a lot like MLB the past few years. Almost like momentum and avoiding rust means something. Just go to 16 teams. Any conference champs in top 16 are in. Those that aren't go into playin games the week of Army Navy game. If there is an odd number of Champs an at large team goes into the last play in. Seed 1 through 16 after the play ins but shift seeding as needed to avoid conference rematches in first round. No reseeding, straight bracket just like March Madness.

We'll see how NIL collectives hold up once the IRS cracks down and ends the tax exempt. The house of cards is getting ready to come down and we'll see if taxpayers want to pay for education or minor league sports.

It certainly needs to be disclosed to Uncle Sam.

Sad but whatever, they are the only remnant of college football tradition left, so I'm definitely pulling for them.

Notre Dame all the way. Hope they win it all can't in good conscience pull for SEC or Big 10.

I'd maybe agree on a ticky tack hold, but that was a blatant obvious hit on a defenseless receiver. You have to call that. There's no let them play argument to be made on that play. Officiating hasn't been very good in these playoffs. Minor league football not off to a good start. But maybe free agent period and next years salary floor help things out.

Gotta be a target on texas there. Wow, might as well not even have the rule. As bad as the obvious offensive interference call that was missed in the Penn St game. Officiating a big problem.

Texas had a very soft schedule, best win in retrospect was Michigan. Somehow the poor strength of schedule argument didn't seem to apply their like it did with Indiana or Boise.