Jim Delany said one proposal being considered for deciding 4 teams in playoff is conf champs only, butonly if they rank in top 6
— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyCBS) May 2, 2012
It's the Deuce de Mayo, and conveniently this plan isn't much of one. This eliminates a lot of the frustrations and headaches that a conference champions only proposal inherently introduces, though does leave some controversy should a conference have arguably the top two or two of the top three best teams in the nation only to have three other conference champions also finish in the top 6. To be determined....
MGoPodcast 3.14: Enemy Recruitin' | mgoblog
Get completely up to speed on Ohio State recruiting by listening to Alex Gleitman drop insane knowledge on the MGoPodcast.
Are Ohio State Buckeyes too big to fail? - ESPN
Adam Rittenberg believes if any school has what it takes to rebuild from a disastrous 2011 in a hurry, Ohio State is that program. Despite a post-season to look forward to in 2011, the players know 2012 is the target and the so-called rebuild can happen in a hurry.
Nate Ebner is an absolute boss. Need further proof?
Just absolutely ridiculous.
"Generic optimistic political talking points," said the BCS conference commissioner.
Group envisions bowl game in St. Louis
SEC v. B1G coming to the 'Lou? Somewhere, Nelly and Murphy Lee rejoice.
What playoff, college football reform means for Notre Dame - Andy Staples - SI.com
SI's CFB/BBQ aficionado explains how the Irish will fare in the future of college football.
Conveniently Ohio State won't have to worry about this for some time, but if you're not a power program, hiring from the have not's is a lot more likely than poaching from the have's.
Indiana has a new assistant, and it might not entirely be because he has a great relationship with a high profile recruit (or maybe it is? **TEASE**)
New Cy-Hawk Series Trophy selected in landslide vote | Hawk Central
Infinitely less ridiculous than its proposed predecessor.
LINKQUID DOPE (more like GIFQuik):
Hypnotizing
The best part of my day
