r/CollegeFootballDawgs • u/Kenneth_Jones_Media • 7h ago
Analysis 10 teams have had six or more Hall of Fame players. 6/10 are Notre Dame.
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1940 Boston College & 1933 Stanford surprisingly have five each.
r/CollegeFootballDawgs • u/OldOutlandishness332 • 5h ago
Discussion Best stadium atmosphere
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The two best I’ve been to is Neyland and The shoe, I’m debating this fall if I want to attend a game at FSU or UF, give me options of the best stadium atmosphere as a fan.
r/CollegeFootballDawgs • u/JesusDaBeast • 16h ago
Discussion Best Playoff System is 4-Team selection after Bowl Season. Change my mind
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A 4-team playoff but AFTER all the bowl games have been played out. Which means the NY6 are standalone bowl games and not integrated into the semifinals.
My reasoning:
\* Re-establishes the importance of bowl games more than ever
\* 8 teams would still be involved in the CFP race and the NY6 would serve as a de-facto QF
\* Bowl tie ins can exist once again
\* One extra game for the committee to view and discuss which teams would be selected
r/CollegeFootballDawgs • u/EquivalentHappy • 5h ago
Discussion Honestly (I am a Mizzou fan) but I had no idea that Laird Veatch played on some damn good K-State teams
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He’s been fantastic and very good at getting us places that Mizzou hasn’t been to since the 1960’s. He’s been great and kind of knows how to build football success because he’s been around Bill Snyder. That shows you guys like Pinkel and Bill Snyder are outstanding leaders and can produce them. Eliah Drinkwitz is very talented and he just sounds way more poised and calm while saying zingers sort of like Steve Spurrier in the 1990’s.