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So that's what you do for a living.
wtf are you talking about?
So that's what you do for a living.
wtf are you talking about?
I made it clear in the OP that the teams would have to be undefeated. There are only two teams on my list that don't play P-5 teams. Most play 2, some even play 3.
Therefore there could be wins against P5 teams by everybody but Marshall and Houston.
No denying it.
2 or 3 will not cut it, and that's not even mentioning the money and tv rating factors. This playoff system is here to make it rain for CFB, its going to be tough for some programs IN P5 conferences to get in, much less the programs that are on the outside looking in.
If the committee can get a (for instance) Notre Dame/Alabama/Ohio State/USCw playoff even with a loss or 2 then you can bet that's what we are gonna see.
2 or 3 will not cut it, and that's not even mentioning the money and tv rating factors. This playoff system is here to make it rain for CFB, its going to be tough for some programs IN P5 conferences to get in, much less the programs that are on the outside looking in.
If the committee can get a (for instance) Notre Dame/Alabama/Ohio State/USCw playoff even with a loss or 2 then you can bet that's what we are gonna see.
Denying what? What are you even talking about?
They are corrupt?
It's what the tv networks and the sponsors want. As long as we remain at 4 teams, it's for the big boys only.
Cheer up, I'm sure we'll be heading for an 8 team playoff very soon. Then we can start with the Cinderella schools.
It's best to just stick to football and keep everyone's nose clean.
Win-loss records, strength of schedule, conference championships won, head-to-head results and results against common opponents be damned.
Only Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, and Southern Cal will get in.
1. They will count when talking about the P5 but not the non P5. The non P5 have been left for dead.
2. No, the committee will be equally happy to elect Texas and or OU, Michigan, Oregon, FSU as well.
Money my friend, M O N E Y...
Mark Schlabach made a list of 5 teams
These five teams from non-Power Five conferences could be playoff spoilers - ESPN
BYU
Cincinnati
Marshall
UCF
Utah State
2 or 3 will not cut it, and that's not even mentioning the money and tv rating factors. This playoff system is here to make it rain for CFB, its going to be tough for some programs IN P5 conferences to get in, much less the programs that are on the outside looking in.
If the committee can get a (for instance) Notre Dame/Alabama/Ohio State/USCw playoff even with a loss or 2 then you can bet that's what we are gonna see.
That is totally false. The committee doesn't care at all about tv ratings or money. Those two things will have ZERO effect on there rankings.
As an example they have already said the #1 team in the rankings WILL get preference in where they are sent in the playoffs.
Lets say for example that OU is #1, FSU is 2, Bama is #3, and Oregon is #4. OU will play Oregon in the Sugar Bowl semi-final, and FSU will play Bama in the Rose Bowl semi-final. Now obviously that makes no sense at all if money is taken into consideration as you would would much rather have OU, and Oregon in the Rose Bowl, and FSU, and Bama in the Sugar Bowl, but the committee has been very firm on rewarding the #1 seed with a closer venue in the semifinals.
So the committee is indeed all about fairness, and could care less about money or ratings. This committee will be totally, and completely fair.
That is totally false. The committee doesn't care at all about tv ratings or money. Those two things will have ZERO effect on there rankings.
As an example they have already said the #1 team in the rankings WILL get preference in where they are sent in the playoffs.
Lets say for example that OU is #1, FSU is 2, Bama is #3, and Oregon is #4. OU will play Oregon in the Sugar Bowl semi-final, and FSU will play Bama in the Rose Bowl semi-final. Now obviously that makes no sense at all if money is taken into consideration as you would would much rather have OU, and Oregon in the Rose Bowl, and FSU, and Bama in the Sugar Bowl, but the committee has been very firm on rewarding the #1 seed with a closer venue in the semifinals.
So the committee is indeed all about fairness, and could care less about money or ratings. This committee will be totally, and completely fair.