Yeah, but the idea that it won't work at the NFL shouldn't be your barameter of excitement. If that's the case, you could probably say the same thing about both men and womens basketball at the college level.

Well, I'm not generally talking about EVERY FBS level game each week. I'm talking about the 10-12 games every week played in front of a national audience.

Yes, but superior talent does not necessarily yield a more superior product. I also never once claimed the NFL isn't better from a talent standpoint.

That doesn't mean there wasn't oodles and oodles of chaos along the way. Trust me, as someone who watches college football from noon to 1am on Saturday's, I can assure you every week is packed with the most glorious nonsense you will ever see on television.

That's fine, but I'll happily take drama/excitement over the more well played version of the game when said product is boring and oversaturated.

Nah, it ain't close. Lets fight.

Just came here to say that college football is significantly better than the NFL and I will fight anyone who disagrees with me.

College football. It is not close. Week by week, there is nothing more chaotic and dramatic than College football. It makes its professional counterpart look as vanilla and buttoned up as it actually is.

Are there too many college football games? Yeah, probably. It can stand to trim the fat a bit.

This show really knows how to do the whole loose and unstructured feel. It's kind of like watching a Linklater film or something along those lines. It pulls it off very well - how it almost feels plotless, like it's just moseying on through its 30 minutes.

I fucking love Darius. It's like he gets life in some way the rest of us just don't understand.

Oh, shit. I didn't even realize that. I just find a CTRL + F and didn't see it come up.

"I got a link in my bio, my bitch do the salsa like pico de gallo, they gotta ask if they may… Cinco de Mayo"

Man, did not expect a Fox sitcom to close with an Elliott Smith song.

So… in theory even if they would of succeeded in their mission to suicide dive into Tel Aviv, the bomb might not of actually gone off?

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While this show continues to muddle my perception of Mr. Robot, I still am in the camp that he isn't real. I thought the scenes at Steel Mountain were very telling. The earpiece that Elliott was wearing. Mr. Robot was, quite literally, in his head. Something about that just seemed symbolic. But yeah, the scene with…

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I’m sort of convinced that Kyle Chandler has the perfect voice. Not only is it strong and commanding, I guess you would call it “husky”, but it’s also distinguishable enough in its own right that it doesn't pigeonhole him to certain type of geographic based role. He can easily be someone from Texas, but it’s not too…

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