Daniel Pullin resigned as Texas Christian University’s chancellor this week after spending less than two years in the role. dallasnews.com/news/educatio…

How Often Do You Force 3 & Outs?

@brianestridge , you cash TCU’s checks, then lecture the people writing them about being “real fans.” Apparently, demanding the conference championship contention TCU promised makes us “keyboard warriors,” while swallowing another season of excuses proves our loyalty. Fuck that. It’s October, and we’re staring at a fourth straight season outside the Big 12 title picture. The fans didn’t invent the expectations you’re dismissing. TCU set them. We bought tickets, wrote checks and supported the program accordingly. Now the people delivering the results get endless excuses, and the people demanding the promised results get their loyalty questioned? You built your credibility as the voice of the Frogs. Using it to shield this administration while sneering at the fans funding it is a disgrace. Shame on you.

If you’re over 30 and have a burner that’s more embarrassing than comparing FBS to FCS football

Lots of ppl losing their minds over the 24 team playoff. Heres why you're taking the bait by being upset -

The “16-24th ranked SEC/Big Ten teams” that are going to get in over Big 12/ACC teams are a MYTH In 2024 the Big 12 would have had 4 teams in. In order for Colorado(9-3) to be kicked out they would have had to be jumped by 2 of Texas A&M(8-4), Florida(7-5), Michigan(7-5), Iowa (8-4), or Minnesota(7-5). UNLV(10-2), Syracuse(9-3), Army(10-1), and Memphis(10-2) were all ranked and none of those teams were. In 2025 the Big 12 would have had 5 teams in. In order for Houston(9-3) to be kicked out they would have had to be jumped by 3 of LSU(7-5), Mizzou(8-4), Minnesota(7-5), Nebraska(7-5), or Penn St(6-6). Tulane(10-2), Georgia Tech(9-3), and North Texas(11-1) were all ranked and none of those teams were. If favorites win out this season, the Big 12 will have 3 locked in. Oklahoma St(9-3) and Arizona(9-3) will be fighting with Oklahoma(7-5), Nebraska(7-5), Kentucky(8-4), Wisconsin(8-4), and Northwestern(8-4) for the final 5 spots. And another point. Those 24/25 seasons were 8 game SEC schedules. Moving forward that league will have 8 more losses to distribute. Same for the ACC. Those losses won’t be going to 12-0 Georgia and 11-1 Alabama. They’ll be turning 7-5 Mississippi St into 6-6 and 8-4 Tennessee into 7-5. Plus chickenshit teams like Nebraska, Penn St, and USC won’t be allowed to schedule 3 pushover non conference games. That’s more losses to distribute among teams in the range fringe Big 12 playoff teams will be competing against. You people are scared of a boogeyman that doesn’t exist.