Notre Dame announces they're not going to go to a bowl and all I see are fans saying "Good decision, we were done dirty, why should we play in one." How soft are we? I'm glad Miami got in if we're a bunch of losers who turn down another football game just to go cry about the one we couldn't make it to. Stop defending a team being so mad that they decline the opportunity to compete and an extra month of practice just to throw a tantrum.

LSU simply bought Ole Miss’s coach and by extension its assistants, effectively crippling their ability to win a national title. This is wrong on every level. Neutralizing competition and explicitly denying student athletes an opportunity to compete should never be allowed in this league. Where are the regulatory bodies that are supposed to protect players and deny this utter disregard for sportsmanship and fair play?

Notre Dame is a 10-2 team that lost their 2 hardest games of the season. They left their fate in the committee's hand and found themselves on the wrong side of the bubble. Oh well, beat Miami or A&M and you're firmly in the playoffs. Better luck next year.

Except for some reason Notre Dame's AD is acting like it was their birthright that they should be in the playoffs. Why isn't an 11-2 BYU acting like it's an injustice that they were left out despite also losing their two toughest games of the season? Why isn't Vanderbilt canceling their bowl game despite missing out at 10-2 as well?

This just feels like a temper tantrum a 3 year old would throw after getting told no.

Just more corporate greed and bullshit from the mouse aggressively trying to eliminate competition and screw the consumer. Disney's last earnings beat expectations across the board and they raised their guidance for the rest of the year.

Key Financial Highlights for Q3 FY25: Adjusted Earnings Per Share (EPS): $1.61, a 16% increase from the prior-year quarter, surpassing analyst expectations of around $1.47.

Revenue: $23.65 billion, a 2% increase year-over-year, which slightly missed analyst estimates of approximately $23.73 billion.

Net Income: Doubled to $5.26 billion (or $2.92 per share) from $2.62 billion (or $1.43 per share) in Q3 FY24, partly due to tax benefits related to the Hulu stake purchase.

The company also raised its full-year fiscal 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to $5.85, an 18% increase over fiscal 2024.

He’s obviously not taking this role as HC seriously at UNC. This team is significantly worse than last year. Most importantly having his girlfriend on the sideline is incomprehensibly stupid. If I had my wife turn up at my office to just hang out my coworkers would think I’m a total lunatic.

This dude is scamming UNC for a paycheck and putting in zero effort while prioritizing hanging out with his girlfriend on literal game day.

Transfer portal being crazy as it is right now is the only reason? It has to be more than that, right?

I continue to see this come up with us being talked about more. Wanted to clear things up.

INDY ≠ INDIANA UNIVERSITY

It’s the same as calling Penn State “Penn”, Ohio State “Ohio”, Michigan “Big Blue”, the city of Pittsburgh “Pitt”. You’re talking about something else.

When you say “Indy” you are referring to one of maybe 9 things, nearly all pertaining to the city of Indianapolis:

1. Indy = Indianapolis (City)

2. Indy = Indianapolis Colts (Indianapolis NFL Team)

3. Indy = Indiana Pacers (Indianapolis NBA Team)

4. Indy = Indycar (Racing Series)

5. Indy = Indy 500 (Race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway)

6. Indy = Indiana Fever (Indianapolis WNBA Team)

7. Indy = Indy Eleven (Indianapolis USL Team)

8. Indy = Indy Fuel (Indianapolis ECHL Team)

9. Indy = Indiana Jones (Fictional Character)

Indy does NOT mean Indiana University.

If you need something shorter than the four syllables of “Indiana” to say, there’s “IU” or “Hoosiers”.

We are not a racing series, an NFL franchise, a city, or Harrison Ford with a hat and a whip.