Well, Black Friday proved a couple of things...

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I got in to a big, deep argument discussion with my younger brother on Thanksgiving day regarding college football.  Now, I love my baby brother...truly I do...but he knows absolutely ZERO about college football, yet thinks himself to be an expert.  Heck, he actually offered to bet money a couple of months back when he couldn't remember the name of Georgia's head corch.  I told him it was Mark Richt.  "NO, that's not it!"  I politely told him that it was, indeed.  Yet, he continued to insist that I was wrong, and that if he heard the name of the corch, he'd know it.  So, I said again, "Mark Richt."  


"NO, that's not it!"  So, I dropped it.


Well, yesterday's argument discussion involved his expert opining on just how bad the mid-major conference guys get screwed.  And, of course, the pony he was riding was Boise.  "It just ain't right!  I mean, these guys have proven over, and over, and over just how good they are.  They've got the longest winning streak in the nation.  They have offered to schedule ANYBODY from the SEC, or the Big XII, or even the Big 10...but nobody will put them on the schedule, because they're afraid of them."


Then it ends with "Heck, they beat Virginia Tech...and Virginia Tech is gonna win the ACC!" 


My response was pretty bland, because I didn't really want to make him look like an idiot in front of everybody..."Well, they don't play nobody!"  Then I vaguely acknowledged that Boise's biggest win this season came against VT, who also lost to James Madison.  Yes, James Madison has his own football team, and he beat Virginia Tech.  Good on him!


Anyway, Black Friday proved a couple of things.  The monors that vote in college football polls that placed Boise anywhere near the Top Ten are either just as ignorant as my brother about college football, or really, really, really hate the sport.  When your toughest competition gets beat by James Madison, and you get humiliated by the second best team in your weak conference...well...just dry up.  Stop your bitchin' and moanin' about how you don't get no respect. 


You're a VERY good mid-level program.  And, perhaps one day there will be a playoff system that will allow you to see just how difficult it would be for you if you played in a major conference.  But, please shut up about how you're getting screwed by the system.  The "system" is the only thing that put you where you were before you got beat by those other guys.  If you had to play in the SEC, you'd be lucky to finish 7-5.  If you played in the Big 10, you might end up 8-4...no better than 8-4 in the Big XII either...and 10-2 in the Pac-10.


It's just the truth...and Black Friday proved it.


Another thing got proved yesterday.  The fact that Auburn is rated #2, and 'Bama #12 is further evidence that true three-eyed retards are in charge of things.  There is ZERO doubt in my mind that Auburn is the best team in the nation...that LSU is #2, 'Bama #3, Oregon #4, Ohio State #5, Wisconsin #6, Nebraska #7, Arkansas #8, and Boise #27.  TCU probably falls somewhere between The Hawgz & Broncos...probably about #26.  But, they will retain a high ranking anyhow.  Why?  Because morons that hate the game of football get to vote in polls, and they face the worst team in the nation on Saturday (No, not USC...New Mexico...well, maybe they're not the worst team in the nation...they did beat Wyoming.  By 3).

As things are shaping up right now, it will likely end up Auburn v. Oregon in the BCS Championship.  When we humiliate Arkansas tomorrow, LSU will likely get to play against TCU...and I would relish that.  It will be so fun to watch that 50 point per game offense of TCU score 13, and walk away understanding just what it would be like to play against a real defense week in, and week out.

Well...that is all...