Deep Creek
Well-Known Member
No it doesn't....and you even made the point with the "Had Stanford not lost...." qualifier. Once you've lost enough games, the rest of them don't matter one damned bit in regards to the CFP. Colorado versus Utah the last game of the year DID NOT MATTER so don't give me that "every game matters shit" because it doesn't.Every game matters in terms of competing for a national championship. The regular season is relevant and are important. Had Stanford not lost at San Diego state the pac12 would’ve meany a lot more, but because they did lose it means they’re competing for a conference championship instead of a national championship. If we go to 8 you water down the regular season and who cares about Stanford losing at SDSU.
Also, last weekend games had playoff implications, Auburn and Alabama played against each other and that game mattered because it affected several teams playoff chances. (USC, TCU, Alabama, Ohio State).
If we had 8 teams, we’d have 2 spots for non conference champions, and there’d be 4-6 teams deserving of those two spots.
And, Baylor versus Liberty back in September didn't matter either. This week's make up game between FSU and ULM only matters for FSU's bowl streak...IT DOESN'T MATTER AT ALL FOR CFP PURPOSES...even in regards to trying to help Bama and Clemson's SOS.
Some games definitely matter, but NOT EVERY GAME matters. So get outta here with the every game matters shit!