Today’s the day the FSU Fighting Karens get the ass whipping they have so ardently been begging for. Karma’s gonna take a huge bite out of the Karen’s’ ass!!
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Yep making the ACC one step closer to irrelevancy and extinction. That will show them. 🤪Today’s the day the FSU Fighting Karens get the ass whipping they have so ardently been begging for. Karma’s gonna take a huge bite out of the Karen’s’ ass!!
The FSU - UGA game - whatever the results - will have zero effect on the viability of the ACC. I’m with Oldham Card - here’s hoping free shoes university gets dog walked by Georgia.Yep making the ACC one step closer to irrelevancy and extinction. That will show them. 🤪
Yeah will have to disagree, whereas if FSU wins then it kills the narrative of how weak the ACC is for now. Plus there is no way I’ll ever and I mean ever cheer for an SEC team….its a kin to cheering for SuCk and I won’t do it! As much as I dislike FSU it doesn’t come close to what I feel for the SEC who’s brought on all of this turmoil.The FSU - UGA game - whatever the results - will have zero effect on the viability of the ACC. I’m with Oldham Card - here’s hoping free shoes university gets dog walked by Georgia.
It means they got beat by 60+ points. Humiliated on national TV 🤣 👍23 players opted out. Means nothing.
Did you even listen to the announcer’s of the actual game, who prep days for a game like this?I read an article that said Georgia had 18 players out, including Brock Bowers who might be the best tight end in the nation. Georgia just has a second team that`s almost as good as it`s first.
What’s that say about FSU?Did you even listen to the announcer’s of the actual game, who prep days for a game like this?
Georgia played its starters except 3 that were injured.
FSU 18 starters opt out
I don’t care what it says, I’m just stating facts.What’s that say about FSU?
What it tells me is there’s the SEC and Big 10 and we’re a glorified AAC team. They beat us by 100.
I know I enjoyed every second of it ! 🤣 😆Does Norvell get heat for having that many guys opt out? I can understand guys that are about to be drafted but this far exceeded that. Seems like a bunch of guys not buying what he’s trying to sell. Hope these conference turncoats enjoyed their beatdown.
The band didn’t quit.I have to give the FSU band some credit. They played that warchant song all the way to 0:00:00. They didn’t quit. LOL
The Fighting Karens……..Love it!
Like it or not, there is a level of pride in $EC football that is like nowhere else. Hats off to them. The only thing I have seen like it is in the old days of ACC basketball before Maryland left and expansion diluted the conference. But even that is a distant second place.There really is a message here, and not just the humiliating beatdown that FSU suffered. I saw the same thing with UK and Clemson; specifically where the ACC team had more kids sitting out, while UK kids played the bowl game despite a few leaving for the NFL. I think it says a whole lot more about the pride that is instilled within the SEC. Look at all of the top ACC QBs who transfer out for other opportunities ……… the ACC simply does not have the level of pride, or the expectation for higher level of success that we see from the SEC teams.
Just when I think there’s no possibility that you could be a bigger dipshit - you go and prove me wrong.ESPN is sitting back and smiling at a lot of these posts.
Just like planned
Reminds me of the democrat party
If the sport is to survive, there needs to be a commissioner of college football and revenue has to be shared among all members, like the NFL model. The courts will find it difficult to rationalize allowing the NFL to do this but not college. It was a court decision that took control of media rights away from the NCAA and started this slippery slope to where we are now.Very insightful statement RealStateBird!
The ESPN support for the SEC is just one of those subtle developments in college sports that is being overlooked by most observers. Regrettably, the NCAA lost control of amateur athletics early on, which allowed the financial power of telecast rights to assume control of the entire sport.
While I was one of many who was critical of the NCAA; in hindsight “the devil we knew turns out to be better than the devil we did not know”.
I fear it may be too late, yet the vast majority of the schools in P5 conferences could unite and at least establish a seat at the table if they do so quickly. Obviously, I am no fan of Stoops or UK, but I must credit his recent outburst following the beatdown to Alabama, where he pointed out the difference in player talent in his own SEC. His argument has merit; the NIL money is actually being tilted by the TV Network exposure to what they perceive the audiences want to see (I.e., ratings).
At some point, schools like Northwestern, Purdue, IU in the BIG could reach out to schools like Syracuse, UL, GT in the ACC and even schools like UK, MSU, Vanderbilt in the SEC to challenge the NCAA and their own conferences over the lopsided power of the very few schools that are dictating the direction of college sports over to ESPN, ABC, NBC and CBS.
These Power Conferences are sharing the revenue now, but how long will they give the aforementioned schools be provided an equal share, particularly when those elite members have the ability to reduce or eliminate a number of weaker members.
If the Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Clemson, USC, Ohio State, LSU, etc of the college football world decide to leave their respective P5 conferences, and establish their own exclusive club ……. at what point will those left behind, be in position to stop it?
The 63-3 UGA trouncing of FSU is an indication as to just how lopsided this sport can evolve over time. If it can happen to FSU, what does that say about those weaker conference members? At some point these elite football schools will see no advantage to sharing revenue with its weaker member institutions.
I didn’t mean literally reading them moron.Just when I think there’s no possibility that you could be a bigger dipshit - you go and prove me wrong.
ESPN isn’t reading these posts genius.
My guess is that you know even less about the Democrats and Democracy than you do about football. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hopefully moron read your post.Very insightful statement RealStateBird!
The ESPN support for the SEC is just one of those subtle developments in college sports that is being overlooked by most observers. Regrettably, the NCAA lost control of amateur athletics early on, which allowed the financial power of telecast rights to assume control of the entire sport.
While I was one of many who was critical of the NCAA; in hindsight “the devil we knew turns out to be better than the devil we did not know”.
I fear it may be too late, yet the vast majority of the schools in P5 conferences could unite and at least establish a seat at the table if they do so quickly. Obviously, I am no fan of Stoops or UK, but I must credit his recent outburst following the beatdown to Alabama, where he pointed out the difference in player talent in his own SEC. His argument has merit; the NIL money is actually being tilted by the TV Network exposure to what they perceive the audiences want to see (I.e., ratings).
At some point, schools like Northwestern, Purdue, IU in the BIG could reach out to schools like Syracuse, UL, GT in the ACC and even schools like UK, MSU, Vanderbilt in the SEC to challenge the NCAA and their own conferences over the lopsided power of the very few schools that are dictating the direction of college sports over to ESPN, ABC, NBC and CBS.
These Power Conferences are sharing the revenue now, but how long will they give the aforementioned schools be provided an equal share, particularly when those elite members have the ability to reduce or eliminate a number of weaker members.
If the Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Clemson, USC, Ohio State, LSU, etc of the college football world decide to leave their respective P5 conferences, and establish their own exclusive club ……. at what point will those left behind, be in position to stop it?
The 63-3 UGA trouncing of FSU is an indication as to just how lopsided this sport can evolve over time. If it can happen to FSU, what does that say about those weaker conference members? At some point these elite football schools will see no advantage to sharing revenue with its weaker member institutions.
This^If the sport is to survive, there needs to be a commissioner of college football and revenue has to be shared among all members, like the NFL model. The courts will find it difficult to rationalize allowing the NFL to do this but not college. It was a court decision that took control of media rights away from the NCAA and started this slippery slope to where we are now.
Read it? The moron wrote it…Hopefully moron read your post.
Sure you didn’t.I didn’t mean literally reading them moron.
I meant their plan is going like planned on undermining the equality of cfb.