phork
Raining On Your Parade
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So after reading about the President of UofGeorgia begging the NCAA to study a tournament format for D1A College Football, I just have one comment... You have it backwards. The tourny should not be played AFTER the bowl games, but after the season, and before the bowl games.
So the way I see it is, you play 10 teams in your conference. You play 2 non-conference games. No more conference championship games. You take the winner of each conference, including the mid-majors:
ACC Big10 Big12 Pac10 SEC MAC WAC BigEast ConfUSA MW SB
11 Champion Bids. 5 At Large Bids possibly according to rankings, regardless of conference. (IE no limit on bids from the same conference.)
Seedings would go by rankings, possibly BCS rankings.
Highest seed plays at home.
Now heres where the bowls come in, as this tourny progresses top teams are KO'd from the championship hunt, and fill bowl spots accordingly. Guaranteed championship game on or around the end of the first week of January, like they have now. The rest of the bowl games are obviously filled with the lesser teams from the conferences.
This way college ball fans get what they want, a true champion. The sponsors and universities get what they want, big bucks from bowl games. And in the end it ends up being the best night of sex you've ever had. Tired and worn out, you dream away lustily (Is that word?) in your post-championship glow.
So the way I see it is, you play 10 teams in your conference. You play 2 non-conference games. No more conference championship games. You take the winner of each conference, including the mid-majors:
ACC Big10 Big12 Pac10 SEC MAC WAC BigEast ConfUSA MW SB
11 Champion Bids. 5 At Large Bids possibly according to rankings, regardless of conference. (IE no limit on bids from the same conference.)
Seedings would go by rankings, possibly BCS rankings.
Highest seed plays at home.
Now heres where the bowls come in, as this tourny progresses top teams are KO'd from the championship hunt, and fill bowl spots accordingly. Guaranteed championship game on or around the end of the first week of January, like they have now. The rest of the bowl games are obviously filled with the lesser teams from the conferences.
This way college ball fans get what they want, a true champion. The sponsors and universities get what they want, big bucks from bowl games. And in the end it ends up being the best night of sex you've ever had. Tired and worn out, you dream away lustily (Is that word?) in your post-championship glow.