CFP Championship Final: Indiana 27, Miami 21

[Turbine]

I didn't misread anything. You misrepresented what you later clarified but you said it pretty directly. This post seems to have a hell of a lot more context than the original one so maybe just start with this one??

I think this is clear enough.

"Looking just at the O-Line, only one false start (a twitch) for Indiana

That's "coaching" that's not talent.

No amount of money can buy you disciplined play"

[ULGrad@HOU]

Coaches & coaching played a tremendous part in Indiana's Championship. We sorely lack in this area.

[zephyr]

I think this is clear enough.

"Looking just at the O-Line, only one false start (a twitch) for Indiana

That's "coaching" that's not talent.

No amount of money can buy you disciplined play"

Your entire post was minimizing talent in stating that if the OL was disciplined it was ONLY due to coaching. That's horse____.

[Turbine]

Your entire post was minimizing talent in stating that if the OL was disciplined it was ONLY due to coaching. That's horse____.

I never said "only coaching" by I said "only" one false start, how does that come close to minimizing talent?

Talent is required to block; discipline is required to not jump offsides.

Discipline across the board doesn't happen in a vacuum.

[Mr. Mac]

I feel for the mom with MS.

[tdncz]

Great Day for College Football!!
Also: Anyone know how much Mark Cuban contributed to NIL for IU?

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/18/mark...ful-teams.html

[Turbine]

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/18/mark...ful-teams.html

“It’s about getting players that know their roles, work as a team, continue to improve and work in the system,”

That was super evident Monday.