sammyjknight

If USF beat Houston, us and Memphis and then Auburn in the peach bowl I would 100% support the claim. As much as it would pain me to. I would support any "G5" in our situation. I'm surprised Danny White has the balls to outright say it. It's bold and polarizing - perfect for grabbing attention to the situation. This system is bogus for most of the teams "eligible".

As a fan, a college football fan do I see this as a little bit over the top? Probably yeah. But as a fan an American Athletic Conference team I can see this as a type of protest to the current college football system. I see this as a big f*** you to the committee. The committee that has treated the "g5" like an extension of the FCS for years. The college football championship should be determined by a team's current year talent, resume and consistency -- not by TV revenues and reputation alone. What the college football committee has right now is definitely not the best solution and this is an opportune moment for the AAC to start a serious conversation about it.

And you thrived in the same conference environment. Just doing what we can with what we are given.

We extended our series with FIU, not sure why but we did

moral victories all over the place.

I like you guys.

Quality post.

This guy just wants attention.

There are certain situations when this may perceived as 'ethical'. For example: Did he dump her? Is he with someone new? or is she willing and above an 8? Cheers.

As a UCF fan, I can say I am confident you will find the footing you are used to in a few years (maybe less). We were winless the first year O'leary came around and he received a huge amount of criticism. Why? Because he pretty much hammered in a new style of play to a group of student athletes that were not accustomed to it. The next year was followed by an 8 win season. It completely sucks to have this kind of season, but I feel as if bulls fans should not be too concerned on the future of the program. USF (and UCF for that matter) have plenty of resources and advantages over many programs.