THE HERD - HOUR 1 - Controversial Calls & A Starter Named Tua

The Big Ten's decision to add a second to the clock was confusing but perfectly emblematic of college football's chaotic nature.

Under NFL rules, a situation like adding a second to the clock after the game ended wouldn't happen.

The Falcons waiting until game week to name Tua the starter suggests he struggled in camp and the team lacks stability.

Kevin Stefanski values stability at quarterback and would have preferred to make the decision weeks earlier.

Umpire Doug Eddings ejected rookie Hansel Rincon for a crooked hat but later apologized and wished him luck.

The Cardinals wearing crooked hats in solidarity turned a minor issue into an unnecessary spectacle.

Charles Barkley claims this season will be his and Ernie Johnson's last on Inside the NBA.

Inside the NBA is the best studio show in sports history and moving to ESPN risks making it feel corporate.

USC made itself a punchline by publicly addressing and defending their low attendance numbers.

The actual attendance at USC's first game was around 36,000, not the reported 51,000.

Jed York paying for a prostitute is comparable to taking a girlfriend out to dinner because you're paying for it regardless.

Michael Irvin's comparison of paying for a prostitute to taking a girlfriend out to dinner is absurd and inappropriate.