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If you want in the playoffs, it's pretty simple.The Domers want to get in under their own rules: 1. Independent 2. Semi-conferenced 3. No sharing NBC or playoff money with other schools who helped you get there. 4. Play games in every section of the country to help with recruiting. There's no doubt they'd be in the play offs if they had played in the ACC CCG, but they think they're above that. In short, fuck 'em.
Geez, I get tired of the media types like Saban, DiNardo, and others bitching about not getting the ‘12 best teams’. That wasn’t the deal.
They expanded to 12 to get more TV money. They gave the little guys a guaranteed spot for at least 1 of the 5 conference champions, in order to sell it, appear to be more inclusive, and avoid potential litigation. Everybody agreed to that arrangement.
The fact that the ACC never imagined that their CCG winner would be left out, and that they were idiotic enough to have a 5-loss team win a tiebreaker to get into that game, is the ACC’s problem. So that allowed 2 teams not in the top-12 to get in instead of the 1 that would almost always be included.
So if you’re weren‘t in the top-10 you’re out, Those are the breaks, win more games and quit your bitching.
I'm reasonably sure their annual bonuses are dependent on this ...."Best" is a highly subjective matter. If the ESPN personalities had their way we'd have 4 loss SEC teams rolling into the playoff.
Well, the SEC totes the water for ESPN. So naturally, ESPiN wants more SEC teams in. Believe there's five this year, with a 3 loss Bama edging out a 2 loss ND. Still not clear on why the playoff includes one or two "little guys", unless a neat trick to avoid being a monopoly...PS, have you noticed that the ESPN stations do not air many or any of the B10 games or reruns?
I agree that losing in the CCG shouldn’t move a team relative to teams that didn’t play in their CCG.ND should join a conference if they don't want to get left out for 3 loss teams who took their extra loss in a CCG game.
Both losses to the same team, but they get punished for losing the CCG so Miami can get Shawshank sexed in the CFP. If only their name rhymed with slamma.why in the F did BYU get dropped?
All good points, but BYU didn't "just lose" their CCG. They got blown out.I agree that losing in the CCG shouldn’t move a team relative to teams that didn’t play in their CCG.
So why in the F did BYU get dropped? It’s because when Duke became the ACC champ the conference was going to get left out. They decided that the ACC needed to get in and the only way to do that was to get Miami and ND next to each other and the only way to do that was to punish BYU for losing their CCG.
This just confirmed what we already know. The committee decides what they want to do and then finds the reasons for it.
They are (like every other poll) a loss sorter. 0 losses get compared, then 2 losses get compared, then 3 losses get compared. Only difference is an SEC 3 loss CAN be bundled with the 2 loss teams and an ACC or B12 1 loss WILL get bundled with the 2 loss teams. ND is likely a better team than Ole Miss. it’s just ND played 2 good teams and Ole Miss played 1.
"Best" is a highly subjective matter. If the ESPN personalities had their way we'd have 4 loss SEC teams rolling into the playoff.
The Big Ten and SEC have a chance to take the power for themselves, and away from everyone else. Start small, if you want, or don't. But tell the rest of the conferences to enjoy their playoff, because we're starting our own.I'd rather see a middle of the pack B1G/SEC team in a 12 game playoff than any middle weight conference champ.
Boxing figured this out a long time ago. Middleweights have their own belt.
Uhhhh, what about Notre Dame? And Aneheim? Make those sunbelt teams travel. I’m tired of watching big time games in SEC/LA territory. Put a game in Seattle if you have to suck up to our Big Ten newbies.The Big Ten and SEC have a chance to take the power for themselves, and away from everyone else. Start small, if you want, or don't. But tell the rest of the conferences to enjoy their playoff, because we're starting our own.
Big Ten has a 4-team playoff. Or 6-team or 8-team or whatever number.
SEC has the same number of teams in their playoff.
Winners of each play in some "college awesome bowl". Maybe alternate the location between Indianapolis, Anaheim, Atlanta, and Dallas.
Middleweights won't be able to cry because we aren't calling it the national championship. The ACC, Big 12, and G5 teams can fight over their national championship. But they'd step over their own mothers' graves for a chance to get into the Big Ten or SEC.