I'm guessing it would be the latter. Playing someone who isn't eligible to play is a forfeit in basically every other sports league/association. I'm sure it's somewhere in the NFL rules too, we just haven't ever had a team stupid enough to do it. Though if there's any organization who might qualify, it would be the…

Um.....the NFL says "no." From the NFL Player Personnel rules: "Only the Commissioner has the authority to place a player on the Exempt List; clubs have no such authority, and no exemption, regardless of circumstances, is automatic. The Commissioner also has the authority to determine in advance whether a…

"And I didn't see anyone saying that sleeping with a married dude was perfectly fine, just a lot of people pointing out that yes, it's wrong, but the biggest part of the blame lies with the actual married dude cheating on his wife."

"Do you seriously think the friend doesn't already know that sleeping with a married man isn't cool? I guess that what I'm trying to understand is why you're so obsessed with everyone acknowledging that sleeping with a married is wrong. Yes, it's wrong."

Where did I say the Big Ten is a better conference this year? Try and find that quote and get back to me. (Hint, when I talked about the B1G being more "solid," I was jokingly referring to your ludicrous statement that 70% of the Big12 was "solid.") That West Virginia education isn't doing you any favors in this…

Again, I'd like you to point out the quote of mine where I said she should end a friendship over this? You really love putting words in peoples' mouths, don't you?

"So dashley's friend did something wrong and had an affair with a married man. Should she stop being friends with her?" You are quite the expert craftswoman of strawmen.

If all those other teams (FSU, Oregon/ASU, Ohio State, Alabama/Miss St) win out? Hell no. Not that I think either Baylor or TCU are necessarily worse than any of those teams.

He didn't include Baylor in his scenario. They certainly could/probably should get in ahead of TCU, based on same record and the head-to-head win. Then again, TCU's loss was three points to a very good Baylor team, while Baylor's loss was 14 points to a mediocre West Virginia team. These are the ridiculous…

The fact that you consider Texas "impressive" in any way leads me to think you must be a time traveler from the year 2006.

In pointing out the ridiculousness of you pretending Minnesota is a top team in the B1G, I totally missed out on you claiming as FACT that "70% of the Big 12 is solid."

One thing they have that TCU doesn't is a conference championship game. Not saying it will be enough, but we all know that NCAA rankings are a game of "what have you done for me lately." Which is why a one-loss team that loses their first game of the year almost always winds up ahead of the one-loss team that loses…

I already said TCU SHOULD get the nod. You pretending that Minnesota is one of the top teams in the B1G solely because of their current conference record, ignoring the fact that their cupcake games were front-loaded in their schedule, just makes you look childish. There's a reason why Minnesota has never been…

Minnesota's four wins are against Michigan, Purdue, Northwestern, and Iowa, losing to Illinois. After the next three games (Ohio St at home, at Nebraska, at Wisconsin) they will almost certainly be 4-4. So you can stop facetiously pretending that Minnesota is dominating the B1G conference.

Your scenario is impossible. Mississippi State and Alabama play each other. If Alabama wins that game, there's a chance there will be two SEC teams in the playoffs, but if there are 1-loss champions from at least two of the other three conferences, I doubt the SEC gets two teams. Oregon and Arizona State will have…

So I guess if your man ever cheats on you, I'm sure you will have nothing but nice things to say about the woman your partner cheats on you with. In fact, you'll probably become best friends! After all, she's done absolutely nothing wrong, and you both share the same taste in men! Best buds forever!

But remember, SEC bias isn't a thing. The only conclusion one can draw from this game is that A&M clearly belongs in the top 10. Not only is a one-loss SEC team OBVIOUSLY better than a one-loss team from any other conference, but a three-loss SEC team is as well! In fact, this game just means everyone should rank…

She knowingly had a two year relationship with a married man. This isn't a case of dating a guy who hides the fact that he's actually married. This is a woman choosing to be with a married man, for two years. She knows the pain that the affair can cause, and she participates anyways. So yes, she is "somehow…

"Dating someone who's being unfaithful isn't 'wrong'" - You're doing something that will cause harm to another person (and possibly children, since this story never mentioned whether or not the married guy had kids) who has never done anything to harm you. Potentially ruining lives.

"He took vows. She never took vows. e" Yes, which like I said makes him shittier. You're capable of making absolute moral judgments there, but you're not making one in her case.