SEC shorts is back, that means it's almost time!!!

I didn't even realize there was a limit, because no way in hell have there been only 11 coaches on a sideline for years now

Discuss

Somewhat delayed reaction to this, because I don't obsessively listen to Pate. I think he says a lot to say a little, but that's podcasts for you. I do at the very least appreciate his traditionalist approach to the sport. And this is one of those instances where I really do agree with what he's saying.

tl;dr 7 conferences (plus indies) of no more than 10 teams

• SEC
• Big 10
• Big East
• SWC
• Big 8
• Pac 10
• ACC

SEC:

• alabama
• Auburn
• florida
• Georgia
• kentucky
• LSU
• Mississippi State
• Ole Miss
• South Carolina
• Tennessee

Big 10:

• Illinois
• Indiana
• Iowa
• Michigan
• Michigan State
• Minnesota
• Ohio State
• Penn State
• Purdue
• Wisconsin

Big East:

• Boston College
• Cincinnati
• Louisville
• Maryland
• Pittsburgh
• Rutgers
• Syracuse
• UCF
• USF
• West Virginia

SWC:

• Arkansas
• Baylor
• Houston
• Oklahoma
• Rice
• SMU
• Texas
• Texas A&M
• Texas Tech
• TCU

Big 8:

• Colorado
• Iowa State
• Kansas
• Kansas State
• Missouri
• Nebraska
• Oklahoma State
• Utah

Pac 10:

• Arizona
• Arizona State
• California
• Oregon
• Oregon State
• Stanford
• UCLA
• USC
• Washington
• Washington State

ACC:

• Clemson
• Duke
• Florida State
• Georgia Tech
• Miami
• NC State
• UNC
• Virginia
• Virginia Tech
• Wake Forest

Independent:

• BYU
• Northwestern
• Notre Dame
• UConn
• vanderbilt

Like I said I honestly like this. I would maybe keep vandy in the SEC as they were a founding member and push SCar to ACC or something. And if we're changing some names then I refuse to allow the big 10 and 8 to exist. Somebody has to change that name. But like Josh says, with this system I would almost be okay with an 8-12 team playoff. Thoughts?

I mean I'm pretty sure Thomas Jefferson said students should stay in college until they feel like they've learned all they need to...

Get in here sickos

You absolutely hate to see it. There's no proof and it's likely unhelpful to speculate, but based on the article I suspect suicide. Y'all look out for each other out there.

Because this was so last second, you've been awarded a single action item that will be accomplished immediately without litigation or bureaucratic red tape. What do you do to "save" the sport?

If the ACC falls apart, I don't want any of em

Just more proof that the cfp was a bad idea. None of the options outlined here seem fair to me (or productive). Let's just go back to regional rivalries y'all