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College Football's Chaotic Calendar: A Crisis in the Making
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College Footballs Chaotic Calendar: A Growing Problem - The world of college football is grappling with a chaotic calendar, leading to awkward coaching changes and player transfers. The recent departure of Lane Kiffin from Ole Miss to LSU exemplifies this issue. The current schedule, with National Signing Day during conference championship week and the transfer portal opening during the College Football Playoff, forces coaches and athletic directors into a frantic scramble. This constant churn leaves many feeling frustrated, with some athletic directors proposing solutions like eliminating spring practice, moving signing day back to February, and opening the transfer portal later in the spring. These ideas aim to bring order to a system that has become increasingly difficult to navigate.
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01:53|Ole Miss Rebels make history, earn College Football Playoff spot, as Charlie Weis Junior steps up amidst head coachs departure; team faces Tulane in first-round matchup, with debate over seeding.Tulane vs Ole Miss: Rematch in Playoff
02:08|Tulanes Jon Sumrall aims to rewrite history against Ole Miss in their College Football Playoff matchup. After a dominant Ole Miss victory earlier this season, Sumrall believes his teams poor performance was uncharacteristic. With Tulane securing the American Conference Championship, the stage is set for a thrilling rematch. The winner faces Georgia, with the championship game in Miami Gardens, Florida.Ole Miss Hosts Tulane in CFP Debut, Golding's First Game
01:27|Ole Miss makes history with first-ever College Football Playoff appearance, hosting Tulane at home. New head coach Pete Golding leads the Rebels, while Tulanes Jon Sumrall watches from Florida. Ole Miss favored by 17.5 points, with the over-under at 56.5. Game airs on TNT at 2:30 PM Central Time.Tulane vs Mississippi: First-Round Playoff Showdown
01:52|In an epic first-round playoff clash, Tulane and Mississippi face off, with the winner advancing to face Georgia in the quarterfinals. This rivalry game marks Tulanes first-ever playoff appearance, while Mississippi secured an at-large bid. Both teams have a long history, with Mississippi currently leading the series 45-29. Coaching news adds intrigue, as Pete Golding makes his debut as Mississippis head coach, and Jon Sumrall, who coached linebackers for Mississippi in 2018, leads Tulane. The winner will face a tough Georgia team, who secured a first-round bye and will make their thirteenth Sugar Bowl appearance.Ole Miss Rebels Host Tulane in CFP Opener
01:40|The Ole Miss Rebels, with a 11-1 record, host the Tulane Green Wave in the College Football Playoffs first round. This marks new head coach Pete Goldings debut, as the Rebels aim to bring championships to Oxford. The game, broadcast on TNT, truTV, and HBO Max, will determine who faces Georgia in the quarterfinals.Ole Miss Makes History in CFP: First Round Matchup
01:22|Ole Miss football makes history, securing a spot in the College Football Playoff for the first time. The Rebels, with an 11-1 record, earn the sixth seed and host Tulane, the eleventh seed, in the first round. Tulane, also 11-2, qualified as the fourth-highest ranked conference champion. The game, set for December twentieth, could be intense due to their earlier season matchup. The winner advances to face Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. This marks a significant milestone for Ole Miss, bringing national attention to their successful season.Tulane vs Ole Miss: Historic Playoff Rematch
02:35|Tulane Green Wave, with eleven wins and two losses, secures the number eleven seed in the College Football Playoff, facing Ole Miss Rebels, who have eleven wins and one loss, in Oxford, Mississippi. This marks Tulanes first playoff appearance since the American Conference expanded to twelve teams. The teams will rematch from their September game, with Ole Miss holding a significant lead in the all-time series. Tulane recently won their second American Conference championship, while Ole Miss was idle during championship weekend. The game will kick off on Saturday, December twentieth, at three thirty PM Eastern Time, on ESPN.