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What I've learned during this tournament. IUBB is really really bad because B1G is getting their backends handed to them.

That tells me a lot if that's indeed true. Kind of sucks to be honest because I'm a Pacers fan and I'd like to see both of them go. Thanks for sharing.

Gotcha. I completely misread your post. My apologies kind sir. Please disregard my reply. The Dude abides.

They won the ship in 2008.

I don't have a dog in this fight but to be fair they have 17 championship (tied with the Lakers) and 31 division banners hanging and it started 64 years ago. That franchise has celebrated opening season banner hanging ceremonies in every decade (minus the current) since 1957. And to add a little 'extra' to their accomplishments, with the Lakers it accounts for 34 championships for almost half of the 74 championships in NBA history.

I don't care who they decide hire. Just make it happen.

I honestly don't care who gets hired. Just make it happen.

0-9. CAM is 0-9 against them. I don't feel bad for him one bit. He hasn't won a single game against them.

I'm trying to figure out when everyone was in agreement. When he was 0-4 or 0-9 against that one effin' school up north?

This team hasn't developed like I wish they would have. And the same exact issues consistently happen every season since CAM has taken over. I imagine we'll get at least one more year of CAM. After that, who knows.

LEO

Eric Gordon (Indy) Bob Wilkerson (Anderson) Tom Abernethy (South Bend) Kent Benson (New Castle) Cody Zeller (Washington)

This topic is to discuss any recommendations you would like to do to the current CFP system. I'll start. A 16 Team Playoff System Conference champion gets an automatic bid with the remaining spots being an at-large bid determined by the CFP rankings. All games played in the tournament will be the current bowl games established with the higher seeded team being allocated a bowl based on regional proximity to the school. First Round games will be non NY6 bowl games and start the second Saturday of December (a total of 4 weeks). All games after the first round will be NY6 bowl games. Here is what a 16 team playoff system would have looked like last year: 1 LSU (SEC Champ) v 16 Miami OH (MAC Champ) - R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, New Orleans, LA 8 Wisconsin (At-Large) v 9 Florida (At-Large) - Liberty Bowl, Memphis TN 4 OU (Big 12 Champ) v 13 Boise State (MWC Champ) - Frisco Bowl, Frisco TX 5 Georgia (At-Large) v 12 Memphis (American Champ) - Music City Bowl, Nashville TN 6 Oregon (PAC 12 Champ) v 11 Utah (At-Large) - Redbox Bowl, Santa Clara CA 3 Clemson (ACC Champ) v 14 App St. (Sun Belt Champ) - Belk Bowl, Charlotte NC 7 Baylor (At-Large) v 10 PSU (At-Large) - Armed Forces Bowl, Ft. Worth TX 2 OSU (B1G Champ) v 15 FAU (Conference USA Champ) - Quick Lane Bowl, Detroit MI Here is what the 2020 season looks like 1 Bama (SEC Champ) v 16 UAB (Conference USA Champ) 8 Cincy (American Champ) v 9 Georgia (At-Large) 4 ND (At-Large) v 13 Oregon (PAC-12 Champ) 5 TX A&M (At-Large) v 12 Coastal Carolina (Sun Belt Champ) 6 Oklahoma (Big 12 Champ) v 11 IU (At-Large) 3 OSU (B1G Champ) v 14 San Jose St. (MWC Champ) 7 Florida (At-Large) v 10 Iowa St (At-Large) 2 Clemson (ACC Champ) v 15 Ball St. (MAC Champ)

I think the running game will be a big factor in this game. If our beloved Hoosiers are able to stop the run on D and run the ball on O I like their chances to bring home the hardware. I think IU's blitz package will confuse the crap out of Matt Corral and his front 5 just like they've done with every opponent they've faced. However, having said all that this game will probably be close. (I hope not!) That's just how the Hoosiers play football. It was rare to see blow outs by this squad. That's no knock on them. That's just how they play. They fight and have grit so they'll show up like they have all season long. I think Auburn runs a 4-2-5 like Indiana and Ole Miss was held to 28 pts that game. Obviously completely different athletes on the field etc. etc. to make the comparison but the scheme itself is something not 'traditional' when it comes to packages etc. etc.. Does anyone on here know of any other SEC school that runs 4-2-5? Best of luck to the Hoosiers!

I'd like to see all conference champs get automatic bids and schools like this year's IUFB be able to battle for a championship. In my opinion if you win your conference you've earned a right to battle in the big boy arena. Basically it allows the group of 5 to play at the table. And I think the only way that can happen is a 16 team playoff system. I mean Mack Brown is talking about breaking up the entire college football environment into two separate 'leagues' for championships!? A Group of 5 Championship and a Power 5 Championship. That's all just my opinion though and it means nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Just updated the final CFP rankings and conference champs. Our beloved Hoosiers would be battling against the Sooners the first round! Only two B1G schools represented in the round of 16. SEC has 4 representing, *ACC has 2, and the state of Indiana has the most schools qualified in the CFP 16 with 3 (Indiana, Notre Dame, and Ball St.). *ND is typically an Independent but due to COVID-19 they are affiliated with the ACC in 2020.

I wholeheartedly agree about the Nebraska fans. It's a cool setup they got going on there as well.

Man, Dabo Swinney really thinks the Big Ten sucks. Well, I guess he'll be able to prove it come Jan. 1.

I'm not sure IU would be ranked in the top 4 had they beat OSU and went undefeated. It's abundantly clear there is zero respect for them.

Auburn football fans are excited about #IUFB, man. Let that sink in. #LEO

I wouldn't put it past OSU doing this exact thing.

Man, I never thought in a million years I'd see something like this. To top it off, it looks like the state of Indiana is actually a football state! LOL! Quick question here, what does that mean, strength of record?

Rant start Now that I've had some time to think about this I've realized something. Us Hoosier fans are now getting a taste of what it's like to be a good football team in the hunt and how incredibly awful the entire FBS/CFP system truly is. Think about it. This happens to a team every single year and this year it's our beloved Hoosiers. I have zero doubt if PSU, Michigan or Wisconsin had the exact same record as what IU currently has they'd be ranked in the top 6. Zero doubt what so ever. Bottom line, either OSU is worthy of a 4 ranking or they aren't. The CFP committee can't have it both ways. Rant over Congratulations on being ranked 12th in the CFP this week! Go Hoosiers!

I see your fun and raise you with this. Bucket game gets concealed. OSU comes down to Btown for a rematch this Saturday.

In my opinion, which means absolutely nothing, unfortunately the Big Ten in general is just soft this year. Both PSU and Michigan really pooped the bed for any talk of two Big Ten schools in the CFP. I foresee two 'ACC' (ND and Clemson) teams in the CFP. (Technically, the Irish aren't ACC but hey it's 2020.) Had both PSU and Michigan played well this year we might be talking about IU being ranked in the top 4 because OSU might have a loss or two on their record. But I do like what you're thinking here and the fact that we're even having this discussion about Indiana football is freaking awesome! Food for thought, I suppose one could argue the best win was the overtime win over #8 PSU at the time. And how lucky is OSU to have only played two road games this season? I mean regardless IU has to take care of business before any of this to happen. Bucket game this week. Go Hoosiers!