hoodheronova
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Don't tell me to google that shyt. Be a man and explain that shyt to me. What's the easiest way to follow it. How the playoffs work, conferences, all that shyt. Reps to those who actually give a good explanation.
Somebody break down college football for me
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KRiLL (+)
Yo! Ho! Ho!
There's 119 D1 teams.
Realistically only 10-15 schools actually have any legitimate shot at winning the National Championship each year. Probably less.
It's usually the same 10-15 schools every year.
Realistically only 10-15 schools actually have any legitimate shot at winning the National Championship each year. Probably less.
It's usually the same 10-15 schools every year.
Texas2step
H-Town it's NOT our year
Read a fukking book
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
go look at the AP rankings from the end of this year, randomly pick a team to root for and follow them next year...
hoodheronova
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Y'all ain't shyt. Don't wanna explain cause y'all don't know shyt about college football
hoodheronova
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tell me to look at a rankings and I don't even know what the fuk they mean
Ethnic Cleansing
Fucc Slobks and Crabks
Based on recruiting, and tradition of certain teams, Teams are ranked before the season on how good they are perceived. .. From then on the rankings are adjusted according to win/losses and how good they look each week... Eventually a comittee comes along to find "the absolute" 4 best teams (The Playoffs) who then duke it out to be named National Champion
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
nor do the a$$holes on the committee who come up with them
Save yourself the time and don't watch that bullshyt at all.
Pro sports >>>>>>>> Amateur sports by a milestone
Unless you're following the college you went to or you're getting paid to follow the sport don't even waste your time breh.
Pro sports >>>>>>>> Amateur sports by a milestone
Unless you're following the college you went to or you're getting paid to follow the sport don't even waste your time breh.
If you have to ask this, college Football just might not be for you.I literally learned how CFB worked back when I was in middle school (2002-2003), by watching CFB games/ESPN coverage every Saturday and playing the NCAA Football video games.
The important thing to start off is you have a team/school you root for/are a fan of. For example I've lived in the Dallas, TX area my entire life and the University of Texas is the flagship school & college Football program of this state. And the Texas Longhorns were always a Top 10 team in the polls when I started watching CFB in the early 2000's, so of course I latched on to them.
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This, and I go to a huge sports school. Knowing that the NFL exists just makes college football unwatchable for me personally
