No, it's just dumb to assume that there isn't a large college football following just because you don't follow it. How do you think spectator sports make so much money? There's usually a college football thread on this forum. I'm going to assume more than a couple are avid fans.
How many hours of college football do you watch per week?
I'm a casual fan, usually try to watch Michigan and Purdue. Also will try to catch some of the big name players that will be coming into the draft when I can. But I'm not talking about me, otherwise I would've mentioned being an avid fan. I'm pointing out the flaw in your absolutism that no one could've possibly seen Jalen Carter, or that large swaths of the population don't watch a billion dollar sport on the basis that you don't follow it.
Lol @ "absolutism."
The only teams that I am knowledgeable about are Notre Dame, some of their opponents, most of the SEC and a few ACC teams.
I didn't say no one does. I said we have at least one GA fan (operative phrase "at least" - implying there might be more.) And asked the question "Who on CCS does that?"
Sorry bro, I'm done with the back and forth.
Best part is, I wasn't looking for a gotcha. It's already built in by the fact that the NCAA pulls in over a billion dollars lol. Or that spectator sports, in general, are a multi-billion dollar industry. It's just a weird flex to think that no one consumes much spectator sports because he doesn't.
He gotcha’d himself, per usual
I didn't even take issue with him saying most people here probably didn't watch much Georgia. Chicago is most likely big twenty and Notre Dame followers.
Will Sutton had 20.5 career sacks including 13 his junior year. Sutton's 13 sacks were the most by an interior defensive lineman at the college level in like 30 years. Sutton had more sacks as a DT at Arizona State than Donald had at Pitt 11.
