Joel Klatt reduces Cowherd's argument into an absurdity.

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Dec 3, 2020
2:25:45am

Genghis Spreads Truly Addicted User

He's cornered Cowherd into spewing nonsense like "it's 75% recruiting and 25% games."

.@joelklatt is a legend for this! pic.twitter.com/cnTIyWahOd
— The Blue Brethren (@BlueBrethren) December 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/BlueBrethren/status/1334225018545385473

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Joel Klatt reduces Cowherd's argument into an absurdity.

Genghis Spreads

12/3/20 2:25am

This is fun conversation. Go Klatt!

Samurai Jack

12/3/20 2:47am

Wow. He just took over Cowherd’s show. Wish I could have seen the rest from when

Fishious

12/3/20 3:46am

My guess is Colin quickly changed subjects at that moment.

Mister P

12/3/20 4:49am

Yeah, he moved on. I watched it live.

Geldir

12/3/20 5:56am

Like I've said. The committee says Ohio state can't be penalized because the

Mister P

12/3/20 4:48am

Injuries might have been a difference. If you believe more injuries occur playing p5s

BYU '80

12/3/20 5:55am

So it is all a beauty contest, 25% the games 75% recruiting. BYU can't win. Wow!

coolblue

12/3/20 6:44am

The best part of the argument is according to CC logic Klatt, as a walk-on,

OC Coug

12/3/20 6:58am

Using Cowherd logic no team should ever be put above Alabama even in the SEC

Albuq_Coug

12/3/20 7:18am

The hilarious part is acting like recruiting isn’t itself a “beauty contest.”

jkccoug

12/3/20 7:41am

I don’t know how Colin Cowherd can even make that arguement with a straight face

Nuke

12/3/20 7:54am

A lot of ESPN people think this. That college football only exists to make cash

novacoug1

12/3/20 3:12pm

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