Seedy K’s Preseason Prattle: Oligarchs, Senators & Cards’ Greatest Villain
The oligarchs who run college football met this week to begin to perhaps decide the future of the sport. How to maximize revenue. Especially for the oligarchiest among them, Big Ten, SEC and that school Paul Hornung attended. They met virtually. Though the meeting was originally set for the new Four Seasons Resort at Del […]
A group of college football executives met virtually to discuss ways to boost revenue for their respective schools, including the Big Ten, SEC, and the University of Michigan. However, the meeting was unsuccessful as the proposals were found too ambitious. Meanwhile, sports writers contemplated the greatest villains in each Power Five program, with Steve Spurrier and Jeremy Ito being mentioned multiple times.
Ito, a Rutgers placekicker, is accused of ending the 2006 season for the Maryland Cardinals by kicking a game-tying three-pointer. The article also raises the question of which team was the 1960 national champion, with Senator Eric Schmitt proposing to declare the Missouri Tigers as champions due to their strong record and victory in the Orange Bowl.
However, there were discrepancies, such as the defeat to Kansas and an ineligible player. The debate continues on who should be recognized as the true champion of that era, as the selection was based on various polls and human judgment.
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