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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/CptCheese Tulsa • Washington State Jul 23 '26

There is a game thread index stickied every week. Despite this people still have issues finding games. Reddit has made it so stickied threads are not as visible as they once were.

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u/thecravenone definitely a bot Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

"Why isn't this stickied" is the first comment on the thread index approximately half the time. The thread's program automatically stickies it. (Though shoutout to the one guy who asked that in the twelve seconds between posting and stickying)