Originally posted by jibba91 bama vs texas bcs most likey i think texas but i don't know cause the way bama played

lol wtf do you mean jibby? meaning tex will win vrs bama? or the bcs title game? texas is playing bama jan 7th... all the major bowls were already announced tonight...

Originally posted by _EnVy_ See if we didnt own over 15% of texas.

Originally posted by yingyangin DOLPHINS BABY ! F U C K YOU PATRIOTS

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Sorry, I just had to do that.  Being a Colts fan, I've never really liked New England all too much and seeing that last interception get accepted made me jump for joy a bit.  Eat it Brady!  Now, I hope the Dolphins/ Jets pa** them and boot them out of the playoff picture.  However, I will say that both of those upsets were epic.  I just wish this weekend could of been completed with a Nebraska over Texas upset, leading to a TCU upset of Alabama. (I know.. wishful thinking..)  Seriously though, the least they could do is give TCU a high ranking large school opponent, instead of the same Boise State team they beat last year.  TCU deserves much more that ****, even if Boise State does win.  How about if they do this good next year, they move them up to a better division, like they I was hoping they'd do with Butler in College Basketball.

Originally posted by jibba91 tcu is a great and should hv a chance to play for the bcs title. if they would only make a playoff so it will fair to everyone

Honestly, I think I got another idea, but it would go against tradition so bad it would probably fail.  I say.. break up conferences and reorganize them.  Mix it up and put smaller schools in league with larger ones.  That a way, when TCU goes 11-0 or whatever their record is, strength of schedule won't hurt them as bad as it does now.  However, even though it might fix the BCS issues, I'd have to be against this.

Originally posted by jibba91 not the best idea but if u hv smaller good schools face the bigger schools that might work. cause if u hv a bad small school face and big school not fair and that will happen every yr. i think all of the big schools should be in a conference and the bottom teams get kick out and smaller good schools go in. so it keeps team wanting to do better and will hv great games to watch every week.

having 120 Div 1A schools makes it impossible to have divisions like in the NFL or NBA or something like that.  Div 1A could follow a similar path as Div 1AA does with their playoffs but that won't happen because of all the bowls.  In my mind the best solution is to use the existing 11 Division 1A conferences champions (to be fair) and use the polls to determine 5 at large berths in a 16 team playoff.  Cut the season to 11 regular season games because most teams play "worthless" games anyways.  That is the only fair and logical way in my mind.  So you don't think Troy from the Sunbelt or Central Michigan from the MAC deserve a shot?  Let me remind you of George Mason making a run to the Final Four a few years ago.

Originally posted by JPINATOR Mega props goes to the Washington Deadskins this weekend, even though you didn't win, you gave the Saints a reality check! It was an awesome game to watch! Had my hopes up though :(

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thats idiotic just a game

more texas news!!! mack brown today just received a new contract paying him $5 million per year now until 2020 making him the highest payed coach in football. that is 1.5 million more than nick sabin. also UT was the highest sports revenue in the history of college sports with over $85 million last year. this year is supposed to be almost 50% more than that. that is quadruple it was just before mack brown came here to austin...

Originally posted by Pinnacle Originally posted by _EnVy_ more texas news!!! mack brown today just received a new contract paying him $5 million per year now until 2020 making him the highest payed coach in football. that is 1.5 million more than nick sabin. also UT was the highest sports revenue in the history of college sports with over $85 million last year. this year is supposed to be almost 50% more than that. that is quadruple it was just before mack brown came here to austin...   Not the highest paid coach. Pete Carrol is. He makes close to 8 million a year. They report his coaching earnings at 3+ million, but he makes an undisclosed additional amount in the ballpark of 5 million. There was an ESPN and SI article on how they report his income before the season started. the reason they don't report more as his pay as a coach is because of tax reasons.

lol well ill just go with this, and what the reports show...

• 1. Pete Carroll, USC: $4.4 million
• 2. Charlie Weis, Notre Dame: $4.2 million
• 3. Urban Meyer, Florida: $4 million
• 4. Nick Saban, Alabama: $3.9 million

p.s. you forgot to call me a virus and flame me, you fail....

jk, im not finding your statement anywhere on him. ive looked on a few pages about this and nothing. i know that he was offered over 5 million to coach the 49'ers, but that is it...

Oh yeah, don't forget who Forbes said was "Sports' Most Powerful Coach." 

Congratulations Mark Ingram, 2009 Heisman Trophy Winner!

lol Envy, it was all class in his speech...very emotional and heart-felt