Paul Finebaum is upset that Matt Rhule said that the Big Ten is the NFL of college football and that the Big Ten should get four teams in the CFP.
Rhule didn't say that Nebraska should be in the CFP, or even that Nebraska will be among the top 4 teams in the Big Ten. Rather, he just said four teams in the Big Ten will be deserving of a place in the CFP. Certainly, last year at least four teams that are currently in the Big Ten (Michigan, OSU, Washington and Oregon) would likely have made a 12 team playoff, and I think in most years that will be the case. So while I wouldn't agree that there should be a hard and fast rule that four Big Ten teams get in the CFP, in most years Rhule will be right that at least four Big Ten teams will be deserving of a spot. So basically, Rhule is correct.
But rather than arguing the merits, Finebaum makes ad hominem attacks against Rhule and Nebraska more generally. What an @ss.
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Rhule didn't say that Nebraska should be in the CFP, or even that Nebraska will be among the top 4 teams in the Big Ten. Rather, he just said four teams in the Big Ten will be deserving of a place in the CFP. Certainly, last year at least four teams that are currently in the Big Ten (Michigan, OSU, Washington and Oregon) would likely have made a 12 team playoff, and I think in most years that will be the case. So while I wouldn't agree that there should be a hard and fast rule that four Big Ten teams get in the CFP, in most years Rhule will be right that at least four Big Ten teams will be deserving of a spot. So basically, Rhule is correct.
But rather than arguing the merits, Finebaum makes ad hominem attacks against Rhule and Nebraska more generally. What an @ss.

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