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I gotta say I don’t understand this mindset.  I don’t give a rat’s ass who wins any sporting event I watch that doesn’t involve WVU, but I like watching good teams play when something is on the line.

It's mostly SEC fatigue, added to the fact that having your national championship on a Monday night a week and a half after New Year's (the traditional end of CFB) doesn't really draw me all that much. 

I'd have tuned in from the start if either Cincinnati or Michigan had made it, because there's at least some novelty there. But watching a Georgia team that got their teeth kicked in 6 weeks ago play the same team that did them a solid curbie, just didn't get me excited.

It's mostly SEC fatigue, added to the fact that having your national championship on a Monday night a week and a half after New Year's (the traditional end of CFB) doesn't really draw me all that much.

I'd have tuned in from the start if either Cincinnati or Michigan had made it, because there's at least some novelty there. But watching a Georgia team that got their teeth kicked in 6 weeks ago play the same team that did them a solid curbie, just didn't get me excited.

I was actually kind of intrigued by the storyline.  UGA has been on the verge of getting over the hump for several years now and Bama, more than any other team, has stood in their way.  I wanted to see if they could finally kick the door down.  Glad they did.

I probably would have been less intrigued by Bama-Clemson again.

I had a lot of juice for it around New Years, but the delay, and the Monday night, just makes the game feel like nothing. I feel this way every year, and my team has been in it a couple times.

I see ratings for the semis were off by a fair bit.

I dunno,those guys were already fans watching when they became hooked to FF and would prolly keep watching regardless

I dunno,those guys were already fans watching when they becamed hooked to FF and would prolly keep watching regardless

Fantasy football is much bigger than just traditional football fans. The number of people playing in fairly casual (family/friends/coworkers) leagues who may only be watching games because they're playing fantasy football is probably larger than you'd expect. 

Saban's record when I'm in the stadium is 2-3.

U should advertise your services next year in crunch time