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Exciting Times for College Football! 🏈 I just came across this thought-provoking article from Front Office Sports about the first proposal for relegation in college football. This is a game-changer that could reshape the landscape of college football as we know it. As someone who's passionate about the sport, I can't help but be intrigued by the idea of relegation in college football. It's a concept that has long been a staple in international soccer leagues and has added a whole new level of competition and drama to those leagues. This article delves into the proposal's details, discussing how it could impact conferences, teams, and the overall fan experience. It's a fascinating read that raises some important questions about the future of college football. Whether you're a die-hard fan, a player, a coach, or someone who simply enjoys following the sport, I encourage you to give this article a read. It's a glimpse into what the future of college football could look like, and it's sure to spark some lively discussions. Kudos to Front Office Sports for keeping us informed about the latest developments in the world of sports. Let's keep the conversation going in the comments section and share your thoughts on this proposal! 🗣️ #CollegeFootball #Relegation #SportsTalk
One Mountain West administrator has created what's believed to be the first formal proposal for promotion & relegation in college football. He's created a plan for a three-tiered alliance of 24 FBS teams in two time zones. Amanda Christovich obtained the proposal » gofos.co/3t2pGmP
Very interesting topic and a proposal to consider. Promotion/relegation could incentivize schools to invest in their programs, which could ultimately lead to greater revenue and better talent parity. It could also protect other varsity sports from the plight of travel for sports that play more than once per week with a smaller budget, unlike football.
One Mountain West administrator has created what's believed to be the first formal proposal for promotion & relegation in college football. He's created a plan for a three-tiered alliance of 24 FBS teams in two time zones. Amanda Christovich obtained the proposal » gofos.co/3t2pGmP
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Exactly. This trend is observable across various teams, including FC Barcelona (I am a huge fan), where erstwhile luminaries like Xavi, Iniesta, and Deco displayed a penchant for audacious strikes from distance. Contrastingly, the current crop of players, typified by Frenkie De Jong, Pedri, and Gavi, seems less inclined towards such ventures. This reluctance to attempt long shots may stem from a prevailing ethos prioritizing methodical buildup play and meticulous execution over spontaneity and risk-taking. In essence, modern football seems to favor a more controlled approach, where players are encouraged to seek optimal scoring opportunities rather than opt for speculative efforts from afar. Regrettably, this trend may intensify in the future, as tactical frameworks become increasingly rigid and players are groomed to adhere strictly to predefined strategies. However, it's crucial to recognize the inherent value of experimentation and unpredictability in football—a sentiment encapsulated in the adage, "If you don't shoot, you will never be able to know how much the goalkeeper can take." Thus, striking a balance between tactical discipline and creative expression remains imperative in preserving the essence of the beautiful game. Anyways Great Post!!!
"I could hear people saying: 'don't shoot, don't shoot!' 🗣️ But I didn't come this far in my career to have young players tell me when to shoot," said Vincent Kompany after the Man City vs Leicester game in May 2019, where his long-distance goal won them the Premier League title. Now, you might remember that Kompany moment as an iconic long shot 🚀, but looking at the long shots data from recent seasons, we might never witness such a moment again. It's revealed that top teams in Europe tend to avoid long-distance shots more often, as you can see from the viz here. 📊 This post was inspired by the discussions I've had with Ryan B. and Patrick Geraghty in my previous post.
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Championing a Winning Culture in Football During my time working with Ange Postecoglou at club level, where we clinched back-to-back national titles, Ange fostered a culture of unwavering excellence. He expected commitment to a winning mentality from everyone involved—be it players, staff, board members, fans, sponsors, or support personnel. This ethos promotes a positive, forward-thinking environment that propels everyone toward an ultimate collective goal of supreme success. Yet, this drive contrasts starkly with instances in recent days at Spurs where fans preferred their team to lose to prevent a rival, like Arsenal, from winning the title. Choosing this over maintaining hopes for a Champions League spot not only undermines a winning culture but also highlights a deeper systemic issue at Spurs. A genuine passion for football should encourage striving for victory in every match, elevating the club's ambitions rather than compromising them. Ange’s reaction is very typical and understandable. He wants to be surrounded by winners who don’t compromise on the bigger picture. #FootballCulture #WinningMentality
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Here is a quick preview of tonights matchup between the Carterville Lions and the Nashville Hornets. #newblogpost
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Griffin Dorsey (Houston Dynamo Football Club) is a dream to work with! 🙌 We have been working to make Griffin a consistent threat in the final third. This match epitomised the improvement he has made with help from myself and Tactalyse 📈 Plenty more to of these matches to come this season! 💪 Please DM me to find out more about the work I do with footballers, or to arrange a FREE online trial session! #mls #griffindorsey #soccer #tactics #tacticaltraining #tactalyse #houstondynamo #coaching #onlinecoaching #footballanalytics #footballanalysis
📊 Dorsey vs Vancouver Whitecaps The game between the Houston Dynamo and the Vancouver Whitecaps was not just a game; it was a thrilling battle that kept us on the edge of our seats.🙌 Griffin Dorsey had a huge impact during this game by scoring the second and the winning goal for his team.🔥 Also, his progressive carries and distance were impressive this game, marking his season high. Well done, Griffin, and keep up the excellent work with your coach, Joe Worf!
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4wGreat to see momentum building!