Breh, a fifth conference is clearly fukking shyt up. Its gotta go.
If they did the playoffs can become a final four of champions
Breh, a fifth conference is clearly fukking shyt up. Its gotta go.
It's not about politics. It's about timing, as in how long will the season last?? These student-athletes are still "students". You'd be asking the champion to play a 12 game regular season, extra conference championship game, plus 3 More playoff games. All of this Unpaid?8 team playoff would perfect for this season
SEC: Bama
B1G: Penn St
Pac-12: Washington
ACC: Clemson
Big XII: Oklahoma
Go5: W. Michigan
WC 1: Ohio State
WC 2: Michigan
Too much politics for this to happen.![]()
Theyd have to drop 2 games. It's not hard. Cut those 2-3 cupcake games, end the season in November and start the playoff.It's not about politics. It's about timing, as in how long will the season last?? These student-athletes are still "students". You'd be asking the champion to play a 12 game regular season, extra conference championship game, plus 3 More playoff games. All of this Unpaid?
Breh, a fifth conference is clearly fukking shyt up. Its gotta go.
If they did the playoffs can become a final four of champions
all this shifting and reorganizing just keeps fukking up college hoops. It's bad enough y'all fukked up the Big East over this shyt. Now we need to dead a really good basketball conference to suit a mere handful of schools? shyt sucks, especially when the schools displaced shyt on these other schools at everything else.

I was thinking they would have to condense the regular season. The biggest issue with CFB is there's too many teams. I'm not sure some of those Boise States, BYUs, Navy/Army/AirForce, etc that probably won't ever sniff a title but routinely win 7-10 games with a bowl game highlighting their season. What happens to those teams and their fans? Do bowl games still exist in ya'll scenario so how many wins would you need to make a bowl, 5? Those cupcake games sometimes are what pussh the Arkansas, Iowas, Minnesota, Northwestern, NC State, level teams to be bowl eligible. The system you're describing benefits 10-15 teams at mostTheyd have to drop 2 games. It's not hard. Cut those 2-3 cupcake games, end the season in November and start the playoff.
They'd bytch about lost revenue tho

And what's wrong with a NIT tournament with the Group of 5 teams. Western Michigan just went undefeated and they really don't have anything to play for. I would watch a Temple vs W. Michigan faux championship game before I watch the Wisconsin vs W. Michigan Cotton Bowl.
Let the settle it on the field in the Taxslayer bowl. I would watch every game.I was thinking they would have to condense the regular season. The biggest issue with CFB is there's too many teams. I'm not sure some of those Boise States, BYUs, Navy/Army/AirForce, etc that probably won't ever sniff a title but routinely win 7-10 games with a bowl game highlighting their season. What happens to those teams and their fans? Do bowl games still exist in ya'll scenario so how many wins would you need to make a bowl, 5? Those cupcake games sometimes are what pussh the Arkansas, Iowas, Minnesota, Northwestern, NC State, level teams to be bowl eligible. The system you're describing benefits 10-15 teams at most
So this is basically the NIT for football?![]()
the great alaska shootout, the cancun challenge, las vegas invitational, whatever the fuk you want to call it 

It's not about politics. It's about timing, as in how long will the season last?? These student-athletes are still "students". You'd be asking the champion to play a 12 game regular season, extra conference championship game, plus 3 More playoff games. All of this Unpaid?