Irish /SC rivalry officially halted/over
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Link: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/losangeles/news/usc-and-notre-dame-to-temporarily-halt-historic-football-rivalry/
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This brave new world of college football is really working out well…
They are going to “evolve” into a product that fewer and fewer are interested in…
For USC it’s the IU recipe: soft schedule, good record, playoff bid.
Sadly, this will be followed by most, if not all big schools.
The regular season like college hoops is likely dead. Schedule as many wins as possible. Cash checks.
Just my 2 cents, as always I could be wrong.
But for Oregon and Ohio State, IU's schedule was utter crap
However, they won impressively in their two really big games and are rightfully lauded for their performance.
I don’t disagree with anything you say I would add a few things:
The conferences are so big, nobody plays anyone. They have 1-3 name teams on their schedules, and some opponents like Penn State may have a down year or year in transition.
It’s tough to tell who’s good under the current format. Every team pretty much plays mostly cupcakes.
To IU’s credit in this new age of college football, when you can make the final score as lopsided as possible, do it. That’s the world we live in.
Just my 2 cents, as always I could be wrong
This was inevitable when USC joined the big ten
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No
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What a legacy Lincoln Riley is creating for himself and SC. Is it ok to feel sadness for SC?
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Never. They are the sons of Satan.
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Proving once again, USC sucks. This poster hopes they languish at the bottom of football rankings
forever.
As I said, I look forward to to playing them in The Bend in the CFP some frigid Decrmber eve.
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Good
When the next big scandal, probably gambling, hits College Football, USC will be right in the center of it; as they have been in all recent such events from cheating officials (60's) to academic standards (90's).
Re: Good
Lots of tremdous memories, players, coaches, and games in this rivalry series. The landscape of modern college football will take some getting used, if that's even possible.
We’ll play them in the CFP. Eff them otherwise.
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