Can PSU opt out of the conference championship game to get ready for the playoff?
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The scone and lattes stay in your pjs option. I’ll allow it.
What? And miss a chance to ***** about Franklin's coaching? Bite your tongue. Or tongs.
Can we opt out and.... Fire Franklin!
Just think. All Franklin had to do was beat Ohio State and "WE" would be in the Big Ten Championship game! Damn.
He only coaches in the loses anyway.Can we opt out and.... Fire Franklin!
Franklin could lose two big games back-to-back
Everyone here will be disappointed if he doesn't.
He needs to stop winning 10 and 11 games....that will solve the problem. If you win 6 or 7 there won't be any big games to lose.
He now gets 2 chances to get a meaningful win. His agent is ecstatic,
It would be so Franklin to go and beat Oregon and lose(get a bye) the big home playoff game.
If they opt out Franklin wouldn’t get his bonus for making the B1G Conference Championship Game.
For the record, I’m happy he’s getting the bonus. The players love him and he represents the university well.
For the record, I’m happy he’s getting the bonus. The players love him and he represents the university well.
Even you will be disappointed if they lay an egg against UO and then in the playoffs.
Of course. The difference is I won't say it's all Franklin's fault.
Every restaurant, motel, bar and merchandise store in State College is rooting against a PSU victory.Oh gosh, that would be soooooo awful.
you must be new
It's a pretty bizarre world where people are more concerned about hosting a playoff game over winning a championship.
You needed this to come to that conclusion?
We've won a BIG championship and still didn't make the playoffs.
Well, a good question is: If we lose to Oregon, will we make the playoffs? If so, then we have to ask: If we make the playoffs, will we host a home game?
My understanding is that if PSU beats oregon, then PSU gets a first-round bye. If PSU loses, then they play in the first round at home.
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