WestGaCane
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Auburn. Their so close.
The fact that this is even a legitimate discussion speaks volumes about the goal of those in charge. Viva la fighting stethoscopes. Like that great corch said when is the last time 50k showed up to watch a science experiment?
How is it a legitimate discussion. The chance of the Miami football program shutting down is so close to zero as to be non-existent.
How is it not? What has the administration done over the last ten year's which objectively shows they intend to dump the necessary resources into the program to keep it relevant. It is being kept on life support and being run on a budget like those loveable Cleveland Indians in major league.
No one. I'm sick of "amateur" athletics anyway. It's a multibillion dollar business, and most of the kids are used as pieces of meat. Most of them get no education, which is what it is all about. STUDENT athletes? I think not. It'll be a good day when kids can bypass "college" all together and go pro. It's not like they are getting an education anyway. They are being used to make money for the system, nothing more. I'm tired of it.
UGA
And I'd never stop watching college football. Ever. Its ridiculous everyone saying that they would.
Your telling me you can't watch a game without the Hurricanes or your favorite NFL team in it? Really?
So I always see people talking about Miami closing down the program, and while I know the statement in itself is ridiculous, it made me wonder, if Miami really ever shut things down, who would you root for? Would you have an alternate team to bounce to, or would you just pack it up as a fan?
Be honest or don't bother answering at all. Personally, I would probably move onto UCF as I grew up in the Central Florida area.
I already watch that. Liverpool. Plus all the other powersI would stop following college football and watch euro soccer instead.
euro soccer is actually the closest thing out there to college football (very similar) and surpasses it in terms of intrigue imo.