Who is your television service provider?

That's a dumb question. Direct TV.

Are you a fanatic Big Ten Network guy?

No. The best college football is in the SEC.

Outside of the thread where you chose to be the contrarian, do you believe Edgar Martinez belongs in the Hall of Fame?

Should the NCAA start consolidating conferences or tell the 6 BCS conferences to add teams until everyone has 12 teams?

Doesn't it seem like Utah, Boise State, BYU have earned the right to at least be in a conference that gets an automatic bid?

I see people say they shouldn't be allowed to play in the championship because their conferences aren't as good, but when they play Alabama, Oklahoma and the like, they win. Isn't that a valid case?

is alabama going to do to Texas what Georgia did to Texas A. & M.?

Would you lock one of your drivers in a closet if he had a concussion?

Quote: Originally Posted By MikeT23 on 12/29/2009
I think Miami will be way too fast for the fat boys from Wisconsin.

Who's fat now? Hmmmm? Hmmmmm?

Quote: Originally Posted By MikeT23 on 12/29/2009
That's a dumb question. Direct TV.

Given that Comcast is the #1 entertainment provider in North America why should I assume you wouldn't have it?

No. I think the HOF has far too many players who weren't "great". I've always felt the HOF would be more relevant if it were a more exclusive. However, if I were to say "Let really good players into the HOF", I'd let Martinez in.

Sometimes I'm fine with how college football decides their champion, sometimes I'd like to see a 16 team playoff. I'd allow every conference to send a rep, I don't care how they decide who they send, and let a committee choose the other 5. Home games for the best 8 conference champions(let the BCS rankings decide) and the rest of the games would be on neutral fields.

I think Alabama is going to wear Texas out.

I might if I thought he was faking.

The Wisconsin boys are still fat. I just didn't expect the Miami QB to be inept.

I actually have Comcast. I figured you were going for a set-up of some sort so I was redirecting.

Michigan State or Texas Tech, which team has proven the most that they shouldn't have gone to a bowl?

6-6 teams shouldn't be in bowl games. But, when you have 34 bowls, there isn't any way around it.

Will the Big Ten win any more bowl games this year?

I expect Ohio State to win.