Aggies can't play the Gator bowl

This is the most prestigious bowl Rutgers has ever played in

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good for rutgers, get that 5 million payday
 
Hitman Hart said:
sounding like it could be Rutgers
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Only a matter of time before we hear Justin Wilcox was offered a spot in the bowl game but turned it down
 
They said it's about not having enough 'scholarship' players.

They probably have at least 50 walk-on players. Of course they can field a team.

This is a cop out and a slap in the face of walk-on players that spend their money and bust their asses to suit up on Saturdays.
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Hu War Yu said:
Thing I read said they had 39 players available, 20 of which are offensive or defensive linemen
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steelerssb said:
This is the most prestigious bowl Rutgers has ever played in

:pound::pound::pound::pound::pound::pound::pound:
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Gator Bowl has a history of trying to push their weight around with the ACC and basically told the ACC that we don't care about your standings, we will always invite a 6-6 Clemson or FSU over a 10-2 Boston College. This caused the ACC to write a written rule that forced bowls like the Gator Bowl to follow standings to a certain extent (they had to take a team that finished 6-2 over a team that finished 4-4. If there was only a game difference like 6-2/5-3, then they could still take the 5-3 team)

so yeah, i don't feel any sympathy for the Gator Bowl.
 
JuiceTheGator said:
I don't blame aTM.

When UF had to show up with half a team (mostly COVID) and play its 3rd string last year against Okla, nobody appreciated them showing up. Trask didn't even have anyone to throw to, but he showed-up. OU fans still brag about how they won. :rolleyes: UF took a crock o' shit for that game which UF probably would have won easily with the full squad.

A team should show up and do their best - make some $ for their school and look like decent sports. But most CFB dipshit fuck fans don't understand this. So, might as well say "fuck it" and go to the beach.
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Bowls are nothing more than an exhibition game now. Coaches should treat them like spring practice. 50% of the best players skid the game, it is all about getting reps for the younger players. If fans can’t accept that and get hurt feelings, because another fan base made fun of them, they just need to develop thicker skin. Get your conference the additional 5.4 million and sack the fuck up
 
We Are Decent said:
Wow that sucks, and is pretty stupid. Sitting out players who don't even feel a cough. Give not us, but them a break. End this fiasco of a "pandemic" in the NCAA.
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they can still spread it.
 
TigerBait1971 said:
Oh noes! Spreading a cold!
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oh no you still dont get that it CAN be serious and we don't know who will be greatly effected by it. ive seen people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s all admitted into the hospital for covid.
 
OlyDuck said:
oh no you still dont get that it CAN be serious and we don't know who will be greatly effected by it. ive seen people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s all admitted into the hospital for covid.
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Yeah
And I can die in a car crash every time I drive my car.
Whats your point
 
outofyourmind said:
Yeah
And I can die in a car crash every time I drive my car.
Whats your point
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car crashes arent contagious. sure you could and the other person and maybe the car behind you. but the car behind you might also swerve.
covid on the other hand can transmit to any and everyone you come in contact with. and then who they come in contact with. and so on and so on.
how many people have died from covid? how many died in the worst car crash?
 
TigerBait1971 said:
Oh noes! Spreading a cold!
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By the way, they had players in the protocol. That doesn’t mean that the players had Covid. Very odd to cancel 1.5 weeks prior to the game based on protocols
 
Hitman Hart said:
Gator Bowl has a history of trying to push their weight around with the ACC and basically told the ACC that we don't care about your standings, we will always invite a 6-6 Clemson or FSU over a 10-2 Boston College. This caused the ACC to write a written rule that forced bowls like the Gator Bowl to follow standings to a certain extent (they had to take a team that finished 6-2 over a team that finished 4-4. If there was only a game difference like 6-2/5-3, then they could still take the 5-3 team)

so yeah, i don't feel any sympathy for the Gator Bowl.
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I don’t feel any sympathy for any bowl. They can pound sand for all I care. Especially the Rose Bowl.
 
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