shyt look like its in the middle of jurassic parkGameday location is going to be lit. App State has a gorgeous stadium.
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Still, since '94 is very shocking bro. That's a lot of good quality college football since then. Ex: Texas/Ohio State in '05 was only 9.9 million viewers.I mean it's 4 of the 5 biggest programs in the sport facing each other
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I can't believe that watching college football (replays) without players opting out put back the normalcy into my weekends 
...upsets are what I live for if it wasn't for those cheating ass refs who are incentivized to put their best conference contender in the playoffs by not letting certain upsets to naturally occur
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college gameday has a lot of big 10 bias already with kirk and desmond (plus I think they might despise southern heat and humidity in the early fall having to host the show outdoors)
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I think they travel to big 10 country (and alabama) more than any other conference, where they delegated another show on another channel for SEC match ups
if wash vs mich st was hosted at washington, they might have went (even tho wash was terrible last year, haven't played anybody this year, and they have to start the show at 6am PST) but given that college gameday always shows up at mich st vs mich and mich vs oh st with random big 10 games in between, going to a new school for the first time might have been a good idea
plus, first time hosters of college gameday always go above and beyond their hospitality requirement to make sure college gameday comes back vs the usual treatment from schools that moreless expects them to show up once a year
mich st always spins the lack of their acknowledgement into some 'disrespect chip on their shoulder' narrative, so they might actually benefit from college gameday not showing up to east lansing for their dark horse competitive edge over the rest of the big 10
...upsets are what I live for if it wasn't for those cheating ass refs who are incentivized to put their best conference contender in the playoffs by not letting certain upsets to naturally occur===
college gameday has a lot of big 10 bias already with kirk and desmond (plus I think they might despise southern heat and humidity in the early fall having to host the show outdoors)
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if wash vs mich st was hosted at washington, they might have went (even tho wash was terrible last year, haven't played anybody this year, and they have to start the show at 6am PST) but given that college gameday always shows up at mich st vs mich and mich vs oh st with random big 10 games in between, going to a new school for the first time might have been a good idea
plus, first time hosters of college gameday always go above and beyond their hospitality requirement to make sure college gameday comes back vs the usual treatment from schools that moreless expects them to show up once a year
mich st always spins the lack of their acknowledgement into some 'disrespect chip on their shoulder' narrative, so they might actually benefit from college gameday not showing up to east lansing for their dark horse competitive edge over the rest of the big 10
But it is hosted at Washington
Are you really here complaining about Big ten bias from ESPN?
dang, didn't see thatBut it is hosted at Washington
Are you really here complaining about Big ten bias from ESPN?
ESPN is owned by disney, so college football might as well be regarded as entertainment like the NFL
When did the NFL become sports entertainment?
Answer (1 of 5): Coincidentally enough I just this week saw something about this very thing. It was on the ESPN + show featuring Peyton Manning, called Peyton’s Places. Anyway, the episode I saw was about the beginnings of Monday Night Football. The first MNF game was in 1970, between the Clevel...
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I can't believe that watching college football (replays) without players opting out put back the normalcy into my weekends
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Those were Big 12 refs, why would they help Alabama win?
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For them to be big 12 refs they must have hated Texas because, that was some home cooking on those critical flags
