(12-16-2018 12:53 PM)the_blazerman Wrote: UCF wasn't the goal, Boise State was the goal.
UCF is living in fantasy land right now thinking that some magic wand is going to get them in future playoffs.
They should be fighting the same fight that the Troys & UABs of the world are fighting.
And what is the difference between UAB and Troy and UCF, other than conference affiliations and wins and losses?
Im constantly rooting for any non power 5 team to succeed and to further expose the lie of inherent power 5 superiority. UCFs season last year further exposed the blatant hypocrisy and the pending legal risks associated with how winners are selected by ncaa football, and the hundreds of millions monopolized by the P5, while handing out leftover scraps to passify the gutless G5 comissioners.
The lovely logic of you cant be taken seriously for the playoff or even a major Bowl unless you play a P5 schedule falsely deadends opportunity for the G5. Particularly when P5 strictly limits scheduling the G5 and then also forces all such games to be only road games.
Its not just the regular season scheduling or the playoffs. Notice how carefully the bowls avoid combining p5 teams with G5, Fresno St being one of the few exceptions. Loved that outcome, by the way. G5 was clearly the superior team. MWC looking good this year.
The FBI further lifted the lid on the rotting corpses in the ncaa dumpster with the basketball investigation and arrests.
The ncaa now has zero credibility and are clearly nothing but lackeys to the power 5 bosses, who dangle the threat of separating and creating their own division, to keep both the ncaa and the G5 in check.
UCFs last two seasons have helped a much larger segment of the public accept that the ncaa is both impotent and corrupt. The UCF team and administration said FUverymuch to the ncaa and its power 5 bosses, and celebrated like an undefeated champion. Kudos to them and keep beating the drum louder until the current system cracks and some non P5 conference comissioner finally has the balls and brains to bring the right lawsuits to challenge the blatant racketeering that is now the ncaa.