I hope they at least eliminate the five-conference-championship requirement. Still, I think the playoff should be required to take one representative from each of the four Power Four conferences (but not necessarily the conference champ) and reserve one spot for the Group of Five. If that system were in place this year, both Miami and Notre Dame would have made the field.It will be straight seeding moving forward most likely
Expanding to 16 and fixing the tie breakers for the p4 fixes the issue. Had UVA played Miami or GT the winner would have been ahead of JMU and likely Tulane even if it wasn’t Miami.They can’t kill the G5 auto bid for antitrust? Not saying they’ll shun them out, they’ll just make it the 4 highest rated conference champs instead of 5.
Unfortunately, it is very much realFake news, I can’t believe this for a second. Every conference in the country agreed to this nonsense?
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They can’t kill the G5 auto bid for antitrust? Not saying they’ll shun them out, they’ll just make it the 4 highest rated conference champs instead of 5.
Exactly, could even add relegation to make it extra interesting... top two teams in each conference or the semi final teams replace the bottom team in each top tier conferenceIt’s gonna be that or they’re killing the G5 auto bid.
Give the G5 their own playoff and do play in games for everyone not in a conference championship. Basically Gruden’s idea plus the G5 separation. They get their own show, added revenue from TV, etc. and play the games on the off weeks of the P4 playoff.
Makes too much sense.
it’s back room and underhanded. What else would you expect.How is this even allowed???
7-5 is wild. But you’re right.The more you expand it, the less it will matter.
If everybody gets in, then there's no reason to even try to win games in the regular season.
Pretty soon, people will be arguing about how 7-5 Clemson got screwed.