(11-14-2019, 02:02 PM)Kane Wrote:

(11-14-2019, 01:58 PM)mikesez Wrote: NCAA also says UCF and Bama share the title in 2017.
You'd have to add not one but probably two weeks to the season to get a true NFL style playoff.
I agree people don't want that.  No one wants to see the MAC winner go up against the SEC winner in a playoff game, most years. But if it's a strange year where the MAC winner is undefeated, and the SEC winner has 2 losses, a lot more people get interested.  
That's why my proposals say what they say.
No weeks added to the season.
10 conference champions.
The four conference champs that are highest on the Colley Matrix are the playoff teams.
No bye weeks. 
No laying down to duck out of a conference championship.
And 9 times out of 10, the four teams selected would be power 5 teams, like you wish for.  
But now we decide things only based on what happened on the field this year, not on people's opinions or what happened 20 years ago.

I honestly don't care what NCAA and Colley Matrix say.
Champions are decided by championships.
UCF didn't play in one.

I agree with that. Can't be a champion unless you won the championship game lol If that's the case, my Terps won the title last season. Prove me wrong!

However, the NCAA will NEVER do away with bowl games because they make them a ton of money. I think bowl games  are the absolute worst part about all of the college sports. They mean absolutely nothing in terms of your season and record but it just gives these schools more money to not give to the players.

Expand the college football playoff. Give the top 4 teams a BYE and roll from there. All this "Well every game means something is college football" is such crap because if you have name recognition, you can lose and still be in. Bama is going to find a way back into this playoff only because they're Bama.

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