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Is there any actual evidence that climate impacts teams from certain regions more than others? My guess is that that is one of those old sportswriter folk tales that don't actually hold up to the evidence.
For a guy that boasts about being ahead of the curve you sure lack some basic football knowledge. Since this a new concept in CFB you can look to the NFL where warm weather/dome teams have a historically bad record playing on the road in the cold. There are few excepts Tampa Bay a couple times, New Orleans but overwhelming these types of teams struggle to win. Last year Miami had an explosive o last year and looked like a high school team in the freezing conditions on KC.
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Dude, what if there was like snow all over the ground, wouldn't that be epic, that would be effin' awesome! Let's say we were playing LSU in those conditions. Advantage ND. That's why all playoff games have to be home games except for the championship. Or no more than the semis. Not because you want snow bowl games necessarily, but because you just gotta do it! It's just way more righteous that way, and very much incentivizes wanting the highest you seed you can get, and makes the regular season that much more important. And yes, totally does give cold weather teams a huge, very significant advantage over SEC teams if they ever have to play up north in December and it's fairly cold that day.
Is there any actual evidence that climate impacts teams from certain regions more than others? My guess is that that is one of those old sportswriter folk tales that don't actually hold up to the evidence.

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Dude, what if there was like snow all over the ground, wouldn't that be epic, that would be effin' awesome! Let's say we were playing LSU in those conditions. Advantage ND. That's why all playoff games have to be home games except for the championship. Or no more than the semis. Not because you want snow bowl games necessarily, but because you just gotta do it! It's just way more righteous that way, and very much incentivizes wanting the highest you seed you can get, and makes the regular season that much more important. And yes, totally does give cold weather teams a huge, very significant advantage over SEC teams if they ever have to play up north in December and it's fairly cold that day.
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I think the cold weather would be good for us.

Send Miami up to South Bend in December.....we'd have an advantage playing in this conditions.
Dude, what if there was like snow all over the ground, wouldn't that be epic, that would be effin' awesome! Let's say we were playing LSU in those conditions. Advantage ND. That's why all playoff games have to be home games except for the championship. Or no more than the semis. Not because you want snow bowl games necessarily, but because you just gotta do it! It's just way more righteous that way, and very much incentivizes wanting the highest you seed you can get, and makes the regular season that much more important. And yes, totally does give cold weather teams a huge, very significant advantage over SEC teams if they ever have to play up north in December and it's fairly cold that day.

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I have never understood the fascination by some delighting in players and fans enduring sub freezing temperatures for four hours. I fully understand why quarter final, semi finals, and final games will be played in domed stadiums and warmer weather locales.
I think the cold weather would be good for us.

Send Miami up to South Bend in December.....we'd have an advantage playing in this conditions.

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I have never understood the fascination by some delighting in players and fans enduring sub freezing temperatures for four hours. I fully understand why quarter final, semi finals, and final games will be played in domed stadiums and warmer weather locales.
Because southern teams very rarely have to come up north and deal with the elements the northern teams play in. But the northern teams go south often in August and September and deal with with their conditions

It's a nice turnaround
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If ND wins out they will host a game. This is all but guaranteed. I even hear they will have light snow blowing with the Golden Dome in the background according to the script I have seen.
I have never understood the fascination by some delighting in players and fans enduring sub freezing temperatures for four hours. I fully understand why quarter final, semi finals, and final games will be played in domed stadiums and warmer weather locales.

ND vs Navy Game Thread

Totally agree - there is no such thing as a "perfect game", but this offense played really well Saturday -- and there is still room for massive improvement.
"Humming..." against Navy is fine. Playing well on offense against someone in the top 5 of CFB is what the goal should be.

I watch a lot of CFB, and the Notre Dame offense, based on my observations relative to the rest of CFB, is simply alright. So-So. Not great, not bad, simply OK.

The defense on the other hand? Top tier.

Football Notre Dame S Xavier Watts makes cut to 15 semifinalists for Thorpe Award

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Awarded annually to college football's best defensive back. Here's the full list of semifinalists:

Jahdae Barron, Texas, Sr.
Jalen Catalon, UNLV, Sr.
Tacario Davis, Arizona, Jr.
Caleb Downs, Ohio State, So.
Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina, Jr.
Travis Hunter, Colorado, Jr.
Will Johnson, Michigan, Jr.
Rayuan Lane III, Navy, Sr.
Jermod McCoy, Tennessee, So.
Jabbar Muhammad, Oregon, Sr.
Xavier Scott, Illinois, Jr.
Terrence Spence, James Madison, Sr.
Malaki Starks, Georgia, Jr.
Xavier Watts, Notre Dame, Gr. Sr.
Nohl Williams, California, Sr.

How long will the new playoff system last?

You’re trying to change the narrative again because you’re dishonest

The issue isn’t about coaching teams, the issue is and has always been about ranking teams

I stated that Vegas should rank the teams since they’re the professional experts

You disagreed, you stated that others, “ who know the game, who watch every game” are better qualified than Vegas

So I asked you to identify those people who “watch every game, who know the game”, who are better than Vegas, at ranking teams ………… and you failed to identify those individuals who are better qualified than Vegas to rank the teams.

To repeat, the issue isn’t about coaching teams, the issue is about ranking teams

So tell us, who is better than Vegas at ranking teams ?

Identify them

Or admit that you’re dead wrong on this issue !
I didnt say anything about coaching

Learn to read. I honestly think you miss a lit because other people don't write in bold so you don't really see what was said

I'll repeat for the last time very clearly. If I want someone to make point spreads I'll go with Vegas

If I want someone to evaluate and rank teams I'll go with former coaches. Starting with Saban and Meyer

That's as simple and clear as it could possibly be. If up can't read that and understand, oh well. I think even your bf from jersey could understand that
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