Spring camps are concluding
The Portal closed this past Tuesday
A lot fewer QBs became available than expected.
Less bigger names went for bigger money than many analysts expected.
We have a whole new era upon us. This will be such a different year to cap. Not only do we have a lot of new teams in new conferences -- but wins and losses will have different meanings with a playoff upon us.
I'm actually excited for the playoff. I've never been against it, but I really started to fit embrace the thought last year. Now, will this be perfect? Heck no. There are so many issues in Cfb that need to be stored up to make this great again.
Last year was the final year of CFB as we know it. Free agency, NIL and the map changing so much are the biggest culprits. That was an enjoyable year though and hopefully not too many took it for granted (rivalries, the importance of each and every game).
Schedule capping will be very big this year. We have so many teams with just absolutely wild schedules. Those will hopefully be rewarded by the committee.
The committee will still be under scrutiny even with 12 teams. There will still be bias due to TV and money. Bottom line. Get used to it.
A random thought that came to my head the other night. Who are the next coaches to take the NCAA by storm? Who are the personalities? I'd say this is the most bland group in my lifetime. You lost the best in CFB history to retirement. You lost the media favorite and quirkiest. There simply isn't a lot out there. Deion, Lane, Kirby and a few others. Otherwise, pretty 'stock' nowadays.
The fun part for myself will be futures. I think the ability to find in-season value will be unprecedented.
Anyways, let's make this an open discussion. Please try and keep this about information and capping.
Let's cap together (TM).
Three months and camps will open!
The Portal closed this past Tuesday
A lot fewer QBs became available than expected.
Less bigger names went for bigger money than many analysts expected.
We have a whole new era upon us. This will be such a different year to cap. Not only do we have a lot of new teams in new conferences -- but wins and losses will have different meanings with a playoff upon us.
I'm actually excited for the playoff. I've never been against it, but I really started to fit embrace the thought last year. Now, will this be perfect? Heck no. There are so many issues in Cfb that need to be stored up to make this great again.
Last year was the final year of CFB as we know it. Free agency, NIL and the map changing so much are the biggest culprits. That was an enjoyable year though and hopefully not too many took it for granted (rivalries, the importance of each and every game).
Schedule capping will be very big this year. We have so many teams with just absolutely wild schedules. Those will hopefully be rewarded by the committee.
The committee will still be under scrutiny even with 12 teams. There will still be bias due to TV and money. Bottom line. Get used to it.
A random thought that came to my head the other night. Who are the next coaches to take the NCAA by storm? Who are the personalities? I'd say this is the most bland group in my lifetime. You lost the best in CFB history to retirement. You lost the media favorite and quirkiest. There simply isn't a lot out there. Deion, Lane, Kirby and a few others. Otherwise, pretty 'stock' nowadays.
The fun part for myself will be futures. I think the ability to find in-season value will be unprecedented.
Anyways, let's make this an open discussion. Please try and keep this about information and capping.
Let's cap together (TM).
Three months and camps will open!