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If he’s just toying with Texas, I’m surprised his old WR coach hasn’t caught on. Kind of messed up for Addison to do him dirty like that.

I hear you, but people said the same thing last year and we had one dude get drafted in the 7th round. People, year in and year out, overestimate our talent. We will have better coaching this year, without a doubt, but we’re still not loaded. I expect a lot more scratch and claw type games...

People overestimated UNC because of young talent that never ended up producing. Pitt is getting a lot of buzz because they are returning the vast majority of a roster that went 11-3 last year. And they would have went 12-2 if Pickett played in the bowl game. If Slovis ends up being an...

Thank you.

I mean, all of you can take your gripes up with the Josh Pates of the world, not me. He’s one of the guys I remember mentioning what I said above.

Pitt was a dark-horse playoff contender, according to some CFB pundits, based on the personnel they have returning on both sides of the ball. Sure, Pickett and Whipple are gone, but it’s not like they were prepared to take a step back this year.

You’re spot on. This is why I now endorse playoff expansion, after hating the idea for years. That might be the only way you can — maybe — keep some fan bases invested. Just making the playoff would be akin to winning a championship for a school like Boston College, for example.

I may be in the minority here, but I was actually looking forward to the challenge of, potentially, having a top-15 team in the country in our very own division. The coastal — deservedly so — takes a lot of flack. This would have brought some national attention to our division and that season...

We love it because we’re actually one of the few teams who can compete financially, but if we weren’t, we’d be ready to burn CFB to the ground. I appreciate that this is helping the Canes, but I’m worried that, without reform, this is the beginning of the end of CFB. I don’t see how causal...