NFL 2025
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I'm a degenerate, but I love some outdoor, cold weather smash mouth football. It's hard to score. Defense dominates. Domes are great, but this is some old school shit I love to watch.
Nothing like watching a snow game, especially here in the northern hemisphere, game is on in the evening and the fire is roaring.
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I wonder if Harbaugh regrets signing with the Giants now.
Mike Tomlin has said planning on taking a break from coaching, but are the bills tempting enough to change his mind? You don't often get the opportunity to take over a team with an MVP calibre QB in his prime already in place.
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i tell you what though, that last pass was probably 10cm from a Miami win
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Impressive turnaround from Indiana.
2 years ago were a basketcase and now this season go undefeated.
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Fun game too. NCAA serves up excellent offense. Great to see new faces at the table - shows the playoff structure works, and that the old seedings were a bunch of Fern-level geniuses stuffed in a room picking the big names. I mean, like the All Blacks selections of 24/25
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The media usually talks up the SEC teams, but that is three wins in a row by different Big Ten teams.
Nick Saban (ex Alabama HC) made a smart ass comment to-day about the apparent college football power shifting from the SEC to the Big Ten.
He said something along the lines of . . .
"The only reason a player would want to move from the south to the north is for money."
Maybe an element of truth in what he saidCollege football players can earn quite good money now, and the Big Ten colleges have access to huge amounts of finance. Some in the south do as well.
The Big Ten just knocked back a huge $2.5 billion silverlake type investment; dealing with a similar sort disputation that NZ rugby went thru.
All colleges had to agree to it, Michigan didn't like it, for the same reasons a lot in NZ didn't like the silverlake deal, and nixed it.
But the money guys will be back sometime. -
Nick Saban (ex Alabama HC) made a smart ass comment to-day about the apparent college football power shifting from the SEC to the Big Ten.
He said something along the lines of . . .
"The only reason a player would want to move from the south to the north is for money."
Maybe an element of truth in what he saidCollege football players can earn quite good money now, and the Big Ten colleges have access to large amounts of finance. Some in the south do as well.
The Big Ten just knocked back a huge $2.5 billion silverlake type investment; dealing with a similar sort disputation that NZ rugby went thru.
All colleges had to agree to it, Michigan didn't like it, for the same reasons a lot in NZ didn't like the silverlake deal, and nixed it.
But the money guys will be back sometime.
