That's it for me. Done with college football.
Yeah, it is all about the money. As the military researcher James F. Dunnigan detailed in his book
How To Make War "Victory goes to the Bigger Battalions."
O$Uck spends, according to their "reported" figure, upwards of $122 MILLION for athletics. $ucknuts will say that not a dime comes from taxpayers or school subsidies...BS.
Take a look at this:
https://recsports.osu.edu/facilities/recreation-physical-activity-center-rpac
Yep, built with Ohio Taxpayer funds due to it being a "recreational" facility. Guess what "students" get first dibs on all this equipment and staff? Yep, all their athletic department facilities, but if they are being used by in-season athletes, the RPAC is standing by...
The playoff committee proved the opposite of what it was sold on: You can play a weak out of conference schedule, lose to your only Power 5 out of conference opponent at home, but still get in beating up on your weak conference foes at the end.
TCU would have won this game, but being private, they never got the chance.
Thanks to Marky Mark Emmert, college football in ten years will be a contest between 10-15 teams who spend the $150 Million to $200 Million a year in athletics.
Done indeed.
