I have a question.

Would you guys prefer the 4 Team, 12 Team or potential 24 Team CFP? What do you all think?

What are you guys opinions on the 24 Team CFP potentially happening?

How can I add my favorite team onto my flare whenever I post

Lots of electric games and upsets went down on Saturday night last weekend, college football atmosphere was absolutely amazing watching the games last weekend. Best week of CFB this season.

Please feel free to join along in the comments...

Nebraska steps into the pub. Everyone knows he got promoted at his job last month for simply showing up and doing entry-level tasks. He's not very good at his new position yet and people are beginning to think he's full of shit all over again.

Miami is of course being the loudest, most obnoxious regular imaginable up at the bar rail. He repeatedly buys rounds of shots that nobody sitting around him is super stoked to do anymore. He keeps telling the cute college gal bartender, "Watch yo self". Whatever the fuck that means.

Auburn just came inside from the back patio. Him and Georgia had fist fight over by the sand volleyball courts.

Indiana is furiously shoving quarters into the BullShooter machine. Some slapnut named "BUCK" beat his high score in Around The World, and he wants his revenge.

North Dakota State is new in town and all of the cougar bitches love him. Not like cfb cougars, I'm talking actual cougar bitches. Something about a fade mullet and bandana.

BYU is well-liked but everyone also thinks he's weird for some reason. Nobody knows what it is, but they all still smile at each other whenever he goes to the bathroom. He goes to the bathroom a lot.

Notre Dame is the one always exhausting people with his job complaints. Nobody at work seems to understand how important he is. No one ever sees the genius in his ideas. He has enough money to do whatever, but has to control every step of the process. He wears a Seattle Seahawks jersey when at the bar, even during summer.

Ohio State got into a fight like 6 weeks ago out in the parking lot. People were happy he lost, but aren't talking shit or anything. He runs with bad people.

Tennessee is an alcoholic that always tries to fight newcomers. He's had his ass beaten several times but it's never that easy.

My mother asked me why do coaches want to go back to work after they are fired if they are due a huge buyout (30, 40, 50M+)? I didn't have an answer.

So my question, if you were fired and could take the next four or five years while still getting paid 5M+ a year would you go back to work?

I have learned through someone I know, who knows someone else, and they know someone, that not letting Notre Dame have that missing second saved the universe. As you may recall, when Michigan stole from the Universe that one second, it put time out of balance. That missing second was slowly pulling things out of whack. The quantum time fields were beginning to become unstabilized. If left unchecked, the quarks, ups, higgs boson and others in that strange quantum world unravel, and all matter would disintegrate. Only by luck a Western Michigan scientist, wondering about effects that missing second, discovered our peril.

With that discovery, a game had to be found where that last second could be safely inserted but not used, therefore safely restoring balance to our Universe. This last weekend, only the BYU and Notre Dame game had the specific criteria needed to insert that unused second. The Big 12 agreed, even after failing to find a advertising sponsor for that second.

So, Notre Dame fans, as you cry into your Irish beers and whiskeys, take solace that your pain saved the Universe.

Oh pat 😂 😂 😂 You rebel, Someone pour me a double shot of whiskey 🤣🤣🥃🥃🥃

Blud went toe to toe with the best team of all time and lost only because of ref ball

Not necessarily your favorite rivaly or the biggest rivalries. But your favorite backstory on the rivaly game? I'm not an expert nor do I know all the smaller school ones, but recently I found out that UAB and Memphis play for a rack of ribs and the rivaly is based on who has the better BBQ. I love it! And after learning about Alabama white sauce bbq I need to try it!

I would say try to keep it to named or at least rivalry games with trophies if possible

I genuinely don't understand it anymore. Every single time this team finds itself in a questionable situation, people suddenly become professional excuse makers. If they win, it's proof that they're elite. If they struggle, there's always some explanation for why we shouldn't hold it against them. And if another team does the exact same thing, suddenly it's a completely different conversation.

How many times are we going to keep moving the goalposts for them? At some point, results have to matter more than reputation. You shouldn't get extra credit for what people think you're capable of doing. You should be judged by what you actually do.

What makes it even more frustrating is watching other teams get criticized for things that barely seem to register when this team does them. Apparently, context matters when it's convenient, but not when it isn't.

I'm not saying they're terrible, and I'm not saying they haven't accomplished anything worth respecting. I'm saying I'm tired of watching them receive the benefit of the doubt while everyone else has to prove themselves over and over again.