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This has been the greatest NCAA tournament of my lifetime,

outside of what my team made the final four, of course, and yet some people are complaining

about the amount of Cinderella's moving on. Not only that, we're seeing some of the same people

who complain about a lack of parity during college football season.

Now, complain about their being parity in college basketball.

Now, this isn't a speech advocating for a 60-14 college football playoff.

That's nuts, and this isn't some star-crossed connection between football and basketball,

because they are both so different. But this could be a little taste of maybe what's to come

in college football. But we need to ask ourselves this. Do some of these same sports media members

who cry into the night about the SEC's dominance in college football?

Do they really want to watch FAU play San Diego State in the college football national championship

game? Hell no. The truth is, some people will never be pleased, regardless of what you do.

So trying to appease everyone is not only a waste of time, but practically impossible.

Sorry, Kevin Garnett. I also saw a couple of prominent sports media members talking about how

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