Dick Vitale on X explains it well -bama lost to sub 500 fla st n also had 3 losses -nd lost ist game too m thenvto a great am team final seconds - then 9 strait blowouts -bama also has 3 losses -miami looses 2 games Down stretch to weak teams -im sorry a disgrace imho. Joe Theisman also said same -i agree
NO
We need to go back to real bowl season.
4 team playoff and no more of these opt out players and nonsense.
Same people who wanted an expanded playoff now whine about JMU and Tulane. If you don't want those 2 teams expanded playoff is useless. Also, the season is much more fun when the games are even more meaningful. Teams at tghe bottom of the playoff mostly showed they aren't worthy.
These guys get free college and now get paid too but also want any time opt out and quit on their team lol. Clown show. Entitles dopes.
They are just following along their pro counterparts though. Did you see Draymond Green try to fight a fan because he mocked him by calling him Angel Reese. These clowns want fans to pay money up the ass to get rich but they cant do or say anything. No bigger obvious show of that then when Lebron had his little show and said he was leaving and taking his talents to south beach. Left his home team he played for who never won a title and was their hope to win one. Then wondered why they were mad. idiot thought they would just ass kiss him regardless of what he did. The owners and coaches of these teams are the same with leaving. Ownser want fans to pay billions for a stadium.
2nd.... Too bad our votes don't count
Big 12's Brett Yormark calls out Notre Dame's Pete Bevacqua.
Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark took issue Tuesday with Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua's criticism this week of the ACC, calling his behavior "egregious."After Notre Dame was left out of the College Football Playoff field in favor of Miami, who had a head-to-head win over the Fighting Irish, Bevacqua accused the ACC of favoring the Hurricanes over his school on social media and in league programming.
Yormark, speaking at the Sports Business Journal's Intercollegiate Athletics Forum on Tuesday, took aim at Bevacqua, saying Bevacqua "is totally out of bounds in his approach, and if he was in the room, I'd tell him the same thing."
All of Notre Dame's varsity sports other than football (which is an independent) and men's hockey are members of the ACC. Since 2014, Notre Dame football and the ACC have had a scheduling partnership in which the Irish play at least five ACC opponents per season.
Bevacqua has criticized the ACC in multiple media appearances since Notre Dame's CFP omission, including earlier Tuesday, when during a news conference he alleged the conference orchestrated a sustained, targeted social media campaign against the Irish program.
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips said in a statement Monday that the conference stands behind its efforts "to support and advocate for all 17 of our football-playing member institutions."
Yormark said Tuesday that he doesn't like how Notre Dame has responded and said the ACC "saved" it in 2020 when the Irish played a 10-game ACC schedule during COVID. They went 9-0 in league play that year, before losing in the league championship game in a rematch to Clemson, but still were selected as the No. 4 seed in the four-team College Football Playoff, where they lost in the semifinals to Alabama.
Yormark said CFP chair Hunter Yurachek was transparent about the committee's logic.
"I think Pete's, his behavior has been egregious," Yormark said. "It's been egregious going after Jim Phillips, when they saved Notre Dame during COVID. ... The chair said that as Notre Dame and Miami got closer together, head-to-head would be a factor, OK?"
Yormark noted that one of his own Big 12 teams, BYU, also was excluded from the CFP based on the committee's criteria despite going 11-2, with its only losses to No. 4 Texas Tech, once in November and again Saturday in the Big 12 championship game.
"BYU lost," Yormark said. "They became closer together, [and] head-to-head made a difference in that decision."
