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Category Archives: CFB

Irish Blogger Gathering: Michigan Still Sucks

In this week’s IBG, we put USF behind us and remember the one important truth in life: Michigan still sucks.

Posted byNDtexSeptember 9, 2011September 9, 2011Posted inCFB, NDBBTags: IBG, NDFBLeave a comment on Irish Blogger Gathering: Michigan Still Sucks

NDtex25: Week 1

My ranking experiment, the NDtex25, is now underway. After week 1, an SEC team finds the top slot, but it isn’t the one you think.

Posted byNDtexSeptember 9, 2011Posted inCFBTags: CFB, NDtex251 Comment on NDtex25: Week 1

ND/USF: The Day After

One day later, it’s time to break down the nightmare that was the ND/USF game.

Posted byNDtexSeptember 4, 2011Posted inCFB, NDBBTags: NDFB, NDFB Is Determined to Kill Me, Step of the Ledge1 Comment on ND/USF: The Day After

Football News Roundup: ND Gets a Monster, Aggies Jump Ship, Bruce Frees Himself

It’s been a busy week for Notre Dame and the college football world. It’s time for a roundup to catch up.

Posted byNDtexSeptember 1, 2011September 1, 2011Posted inCFB, NDFBTags: NDFB, News Roundup2 Comments on Football News Roundup: ND Gets a Monster, Aggies Jump Ship, Bruce Frees Himself

Experiment for the Season: The NDtex25

Because there aren’t enough crazy formula rankings in college football, I come up with my own system as an experiment for the 2011 season.

Posted byNDtexAugust 31, 2011September 13, 2011Posted inCFBTags: CFB, NDtex2510 Comments on Experiment for the Season: The NDtex25

Paying the Players: My Proposed Solution

After going through some of the more popular arguments for Paying the Players, the series concludes with my proposal to solve this issue.

Posted byNDtexAugust 30, 2011Posted inCFBTags: CFB, Paying the PlayersLeave a comment on Paying the Players: My Proposed Solution

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