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2024 College Football Playoffs Discussion (12 Team Format)

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1. WTF is the meteor?
2. How tight is Sark’s collar?
3. Middle of the third Texas up by 21 and Ewers drops one on a dime, obvious PI and the ref doesn’t call it. Did the network guy tell him that they can’t sell commercial time for a 28 point blowout?
 
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Bestbuck36 said:
First thing you have to do is 4, 16 team FBS conferences that operate under the same rules. Two 8 team divisions. 9 conference games per year plus 3 non conference games. Conference championship game gives 4 playoff bids. The last 4 come from the rankings. First round games on campus last 4 Major Bowls. Fight it out. Done and fucking done.

The caveat is conferences could start relegation so if a perennial loser occurs you drop them for an up and comer from the lower league but that would be a bit more complicated.
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I would rather just have eight conferences each with eight teams, only conference champions go to the playoffs. Everyone else can play in the Carquest/Camping World/Dukes/Whatever bowl.
 
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cincibuck said:
1. WTF is the meteor?
2. How tight is Sark’s collar?
3. Middle of the third Texas up by 21 and Ewers drops one on a dime, obvious PI and the ref doesn’t call it. Did the network guy tell him that they can’t sell commercial time for a 28 point blowout?
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Meteor means we hate both teams and wish a meteor would wipe them all out. I believe it was coined when ND played scUM yearly
 
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Zander42 said:
I don't think you fix the problem with the 2nd sentence by using the process of the 3rd sentence. Rankings are too biased (i.e. SEC circle-jerk). At least auto-bids take subjectivity out of it.
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I think addressing the second sentence problem would require either smaller conferences or divisions in conferences where each team advancing to a conference championship has played every other team in their division. In the latter case, conference championships would essentially become the first round of the playoffs.
 
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