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I’m sure the conferences wanted to make sure they weren’t left out. A 4 team playoff when you had 5 major conferences was never going to work.

Beating a Lane Kiffin coached SEC team has all the upside I need.

A 4 loss team almost never wins a CCG. Looking at the Power 5 conferences this is how often it has happened: Big 10 - (1/12) Happened once in 2012 when Wisconsin won because Ohio State and Penn State were ineligible. Big 12 - (1/21) Once in 1996 when Texas won ACC - (2/18) Once in 2005, once in...

They would be in the playoffs but could not be in the top 4, meaning no bye. That’s why ND would not get a bye as well. Only played 12 games.

There is just no way they will let ND play one less game than any other school in order to win a championship. Can’t say I disagree. You can make all the arguments about SOS and whatever else but it doesn’t matter.

The pro rule is not an NCAA rule but the leagues themselves. I prefer freedom. Is it perfect? No, but no system is.

How many of our squad that play overseas are starting for their clubs. I know Pulisic doesn't, Turner is the backup at Arsenal. Adams does at Leeds, believe Aaronson starts most games. Believe Ream does at Fulham. Mostly follow the EPL so not sure what the others are up to.

2016 Ohio State and 2017 Bama never made their CCGs and still made the playoffs.

Forget apologizing. Just let us know what you've got carved out for your cheat day. Give us something to look forward to. Cheers.

Still using the “offense needs to give their defense a blow” line. Always cracked us up back in the day when our high school basketball coach would tell us to “go give Jason a blow”

You could argue that more games will be meaningful in the regular season with expanded playoffs. Our game vs USC would have been bigger for us if we were on the brink of making the playoffs. Same with UCLA the week before. Your argument is that it was better when our entire season was...

College football fans hate 2 things: 1. The current system 2. Change

Maybe it was the Covid year. Last 5 champions: FCS 14-1 16-0 15-0 14-1 14-1 D2 14-0 13-2 14-0 14-1 15-0 You get the picture. 12 team playoff would mean a 16 or 17 game season for the champs. Definitely a lot of games.

You’re not winning a championship without playing 14 or 15 games in those divisions.

They’re not a blue blood

Agree. The rivalries and big games are the best. The Clemson win this year along with the storming of the field wasn’t tainted because we already had two losses and were out of the playoff picture. If anything, added chances for postseason play will make more games for more teams more...

Do they not collide in FCS, D2, D3, NAIA, etc…They all have playoffs.

Every other sport in college has a playoff. Why when FBS football gets one is it a money grab? The bowl games were all about money.

We would be the only team to win a championship playing only 14 games.

College football is predominantly shitty games. Matchups between top 12 teams are exciting and rare. Personally think it will be the opposite of watered down. More fun games to watch, imo