Pop-Tart presents South Korea-Brazil in Tupelo, Mississippi

Was right near you! Fake punt TD was indeed incredible from this angle

Was right near you! Fake punt TD was indeed incredible from this angle

Occasionally this happens in European soccer; I think Southampton’s players donated their game checks to charity after a 9-0 loss a few years back? Would legit love to see that here

Pitt, as a program, is unquestionably the most college football team right

Screen Violence endorsed by Hideo Kojima 🫡 took me a while to get there but I think it’s clearly their best, absolutely zero skips because they traded out the usual track where the guy sings for Literally Robert Smith

Jon Bois

Jacoby Harris’s 2011 Heisman campaign was pretty much dead in the water after the Nevin Shapiro stuff. Not sure anyone could’ve salvaged that.

charliehergenrother.github.io/bracketology...

- Huge bump for Clemson after a big win, becoming the fourth ACC team in the field!
- Creighton's projection moving in the opposite direction after being handled at home in an in-state rivalry game
- Surprise of the season so far: the Wisconsin Badgers

Not sure we should even do those

Full rundown is here! charliehergenrother.github.io/bracketology...

- Big Ten has a full 2/3rds of the league in the projected bracket, but no teams among the top four seeds
- SEC and Big Ten combining for 20 of the 37 at-large bids

Full rundown, including bubble teams (hey, Irish!) and multi-bid conferences:

Also included on the site: A page that lists every team's resume for easy comparison (in order of their current rank if the season ended today), and a page that has a schedule with projected (end-of-season) seeds, game times, and TV for tournament-relevant teams. Thanks for following!

I think the distinction is interesting, as it's not something I've seen a lot of bracketologists get into during the season. In lieu of attempting one or the other, I've put out two projections for each side, as I do think there is value in both.

Would love to be included!

- last one before the committee's mock bracket reveal tomorrow! Alabama is procedurally bumped down to a 4 with Duke taking their place on the 3 line
- Florida all the way up to a 6 on the strength of an Auburn blowout and an LSU survival
- Pac-12 and MVC really might get the same number of bids (2)

- Arizona overtakes UNC for the final 1 seed with the Heels' loss to Clemson
- 3 straight (close! but still) losses for Texas Tech drops them all the way to a 7 seed
- Nebraska remains on the outside looking in with continued failings away from Lincoln outweighing the great top-end wins