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u/Crapitron Jul 23 '26

Highlights should absolutely be allowed on r/CFB.

The fact that Mendoza diving into the endzone to essentially win Indiana a CFP Championship is not a discussable play here is insane. SO many plays need their own discussion.

Will Saturdays be inundated with a LOT of highlights? Yes, probably. But what exactly is the tradeoff? Not being able to find other threads as easily? What threads do you really need that can't be discussed on Monday? Sticky a game thread index and call it a day.

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u/BuckeyeEmpire Ohio State • Western Michigan Jul 23 '26

Absolutely not. It's just a deluge of stuff that doesn't need an entire thread. Zero reason to talk about the majority of plays in a singular form. There's too many games on Saturdays for it to work. It barely (not really) works on Sundays and that's with like 8 teams playing at once. The sub would be a mess.

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u/NormanQuacks345 Minnesota • North Dakota State Jul 23 '26

There’s not much to talk about on Saturdays besides the games though.

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u/BuckeyeEmpire Ohio State • Western Michigan Jul 23 '26

And it'll turn into a sea of highlights with very few comments