Joey Stephan

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Joey Stephan

Joey Stephan

@joeystephan

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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@BudElliott3 @Dillionyaheard Imagine calling someone ‘dense’ in a tweet containing multiple 3rd grade levels spelling/grammar mistakes…… *3rd grade might be generous
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Bud Elliott
Bud Elliott@BudElliott3·
Middle to bottom. MAYBE. Definitely Not TOP to bottom. Big Ten had three teams last year that were decidedly better than anybody from the SEC. I think you’re hurt that cash in McDonalds bags in the back of a dodge charger with dealer plates can’t compete with direct deposit.
G. Adams@Dillionyaheard

@BudElliott3 Your are pretty dense haha. It’s still the hardest conference schedule to play top to bottom. The difference is the big ten got but hurt and had ti change the rules. Now they all have sec/southern players.

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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@TomFornelli Eddie O is to LSU as Mike Ditka is/was to the Bears. An average Head Coach of a historically great team, anchored by an elite coordinator(s), who served more as a caricature of said team than someone that truly made a difference on the sidelines.
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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@ESisson7 @PeteThamel Great point, but Big Ten definitely thinking long-term and more access could facilitate deeper investment…….still waters down regular season
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Eric Sisson
Eric Sisson@ESisson7·
@PeteThamel I tend to agree with this. It’s a chicken and egg thing though. The sport isn’t to a point 20+ teams can win a title. It is just now up to the point of 8-10.
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Pete Thamel
Pete Thamel@PeteThamel·
Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti on a 24-team College Football Playoff: “Inside our league, there’s a deep commitment to 24 and the access.” He says the desire access comes from the investment programs are making.
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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@KevinOConnor Mercy! I’d give all three of those picks to sneak into the top 5 of this draft….
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Kevin O'Connor
Kevin O'Connor@KevinOConnor·
It would definitely be shocking if the Thunder use all three picks. I'd expect them to move up as Windy suggested, or use just #12 and trade away #17 and #37 for future draft capital. The Clippers (#5), Mavs (#9), and Bucks (#10) are the most realistic trade down teams.
Mavs Film Room 🐴🎥@MavsFilmRoom

Brian Windhorst on NBA Today when asked if OKC would pick with their picks at 12, 17, and 37 “I do not believe they will draft all three players, because they only have one roster spot. Look for them to package those picks for a player they like inside that top 10.” Mavs 9th pick for OKC’s 12th and 17th has been a popular trade idea on Mavs Twitter

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Jay_G_Dun
Jay_G_Dun@doneagain73·
I am going to miss @ReceDavis when he quits his job when the playoffs expand because college football ‘won’t mean anything, anymore.’ He’s always been one of my favorites going back to College Football Live and Gameday Final.
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IU Fan in TX
IU Fan in TX@IUFaninTX·
@TomCrean To think Kelvin got let go from IU and NCAA trouble for too many calls....what a wacky world ...
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Tom Crean
Tom Crean@TomCrean·
Remember when Recruits getting Gear before they enrolled. Players on your team sitting courtside at an NBA game. Paying the handlers, mentors , coaches or Families on the side. Unofficial visits on a private Plane. Hiring staff connected to a recruit. Was FORBIDDEN?
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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@BudElliott3 Shoot, 8-5 with a tough Gator Bowl loss in 2019 was a banner year at Indiana until Cignetti showed up….
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Bud Elliott
Bud Elliott@BudElliott3·
For a lot of programs, 9-3 or 8-4 is not mediocrity. It is a top-quintile outcome. It is a season fans remember. It is a season that gets a coach an extension, wakes up donors, helps recruiting, and makes people believe the program is moving. In the old bowl ecosystem, those seasons had somewhere to go. The Citrus Bowl, Gator Bowl, Holiday Bowl, Alamo Bowl, Sun Bowl, Liberty Bowl, Outback Bowl, Peach Bowl, Music City Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl, Pinstripe Bowl, and a bunch of others could mean different things to different programs. They were not all equal, and they were not all national-title-adjacent. But they gave teams a postseason reward that fit the scale of what that program had accomplished. That is what the playoff era damaged. The sport did not merely create a better championship mechanism. It centralized almost all postseason meaning into one event. ESPN, as the CFP’s exclusive rights holder, helped build and promote that hierarchy. ESPN and the CFP extended their exclusive relationship through the 2031-32 season, including rights to the playoff games, selection show, weekly rankings shows, and related programming. That is not just broadcasting the sport. That is defining the sport’s value system. So when people say, “Why is Team 19 making the playoff better than Team 19 going to the Citrus Bowl?” the answer is: because there was a time when the Citrus Bowl carried real status. So did a lot of other bowls, depending on the program. But the sport spent a decade telling everyone that anything outside the CFP is meaningless. The meaning moved. And once the meaning moves, the access point has to move with it.
Carey Findley@careywfindley

@BudElliott3 It never should’ve been seen as a success. If you’re not playing for a title it’s a meaningless exhibition game that players caught onto years ago and started opting out of. Making every bowl game have playoff ramifications fixes this issue.

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Joey Stephan
Joey Stephan@joeystephan·
@BudElliott3 They invested because it became legal, and they found a coach worth investing in……
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Bud Elliott
Bud Elliott@BudElliott3·
Do you think Indiana would have started investing if the system stayed at 4? No way. Barrier to entry and definition of success too high/narrow. I’d argue Indiana invested because of the increased access incentives
Fan Over-bored@RaineyJP

@BudElliott3 @GroupOfFiveGuys Pull an Indiana? So expansion gives 50 teams the donors they need to buy a championship caliber roster?

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Tom Fornelli
Tom Fornelli@TomFornelli·
What's the first thing you think of when you see this helmet?
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Matt Norlander
Matt Norlander@MattNorlander·
Ten cities I'm expecting the NCAA to look into for the second opening round site: Albuquerque Dallas/Fort Worth Des Moines Denver Kansas City Las Vegas Omaha Phoenix Salt Lake City Wichita I think The Pit/ABQ would be a great spot to start. Hasn't hosted NCAAT games since 2012.
Matt Norlander@MattNorlander

On NCAA media call. NCAA senior VP Dan Gavitt says the bid process for the second opening round site will begin "as early as next week" and expects to have bids in for evaluation in June and then have a decision on the second opening round site for 2027 and 2028 in the summer.

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Devvidoo
Devvidoo@devvidoo·
@midwestern_ope I’m gonna be honest, spending my whole life on the border and in between the 2 states I’ve never once heard this. I’ve heard lifelong Kansans rip Nebraska to shreds, but never once heard them shit on Missouri.
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The Upstairs Pub
The Upstairs Pub@UpstairsPub_IU·
An early ask for Santa ... this would be an immaculate stocking stuffer!
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Joe Tipton
Joe Tipton@JoeTipton·
NEWS: Indiana transfer guard Nick Dorn has committed to Miami, he told @On3. The 6-7 junior averaged 8.1 points per game this season, shooting 38% from three. on3.com/news/indiana-t…
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Tom Fornelli
Tom Fornelli@TomFornelli·
Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State
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