I know as an Ohioan that it's it's not popular to obtain glee at OSU's losing but as a UC fan I can't help myself. And even though U of Miami probably spends more money on their amature athletes I could help myself rooting for them.
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Miami played very well, fending off a second half comeback by tO$U. Miami’s defense was outstanding in the first half and tO$U really played well in the second half. It just couldn’t overcome the poor first half performance.Comment
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Let's not discount the contributions of Mark Cuban.Also Indiana has opted to put their money first into coaches and players then update their woeful facilities at a later date.We went for facilities first which does not appear to be panning out.Last edited by London 'Cat; 01-02-2026, 09:10 AM. Reason: Corrected the language intended by the memberComment
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"A witness to the pinnacle of UC Football, the 2020 and 2021 seasons... not likely to ever happen again!"Comment
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At least UC would have been paid for his departure versus UC having to pay for the departure of a coach. However, I see UC and IU basically parallel jobs. The City of Cincinnati has a lot more to offer than does Bloomington.Comment
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B.C. is correct, after any success at all at UC he would bolt. UC has to change the image of being a perennial stepping stone job. I saw somewhere where Cignetti 's salary is 11 million. Now I don't know if that is the annual figure or the term of contact. But UC can't come close to that number.Comment
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at the time, the facilities seemed to be the way into the P4 club, with the idea that the extra $$$ would bring the coaches and the players. NIL and the death of transfer regs changed the whole sport, almost overnight.Comment
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In two years of the 12 team format, IU is the only team that had a first round bye to advance. That was an absolute a$$ kicking of Alabama. Very impressive.
UC also whiffed on Isaiah Jones, a LB from London (OH), who I thought was under-recruited and was considering UC in HS. He had several great plays last night and several against tO$U in the B1G championship game.Comment
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First round byes over the two years 1-7.
The final four is set at #1 IU vs #5 Oregon, #6 Ole Miss vs #10 Miami. I have a bad feeling about the IU -O game. However, it is nice not to have 'Bama, Georga or tosu in the round.Comment
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How about the CFB playoffs?
-Ohio State, Alabama and Georgia lost playoff games this week.
-Indiana, Ole Miss, and Miami are all making their first ever appearance in the CFP semifinals.
-All four head coaches in the semifinals are former Nick Saban assistants at Alabama.
-Alabama suffered its worst bowl loss (38-3) in school history.
-Oregon will make their first semifinal appearance since 2015.
-Ole Miss is 'borrowing' four assistants that former coach Lane Kiffin took with him to LSU.
-IU won their first bowl since the 1991 Copper Bowl.
-Georgia had won 53 straight games when leading at halftime.
-Miami QB Carson Beck led Georgia to last year's CFB playoffs.
-IU is the second losing FBS program in college football history.
-Miami or Ole Miss are guaranteed to play for the championship.
-LSU is paying coach Lane Kiffin bonuses from his Ole Miss contract, for his former team advancing in the playoffs: He's earned at least $500K, with the potential for $1M if the Rebels win the championship.
-Heisman Trophy winning IU QB Fernando Mendoza was a
2-start HS QB recruit, the 140th-ranked QB in the Class of 2022.
-Ole Miss starting QB Trinidad Chambliss led D2 Ferris State to a national title last season.
-The transfer portal opens today.Comment
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