CHorn427 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago - Any participating team must be 9-3 or better - One autobid for each P4 conference. Let each conference decide how they want the autobid to be earned- if the conference wants it to be winner of CCG, highest CFP ranked team, etc - If a G5/G6 team is in the Top 15 (unlikely), they are in. If not, the only route is a G5/G6 play in. - One spot reserved for G6. Four G6 champion team, two round G6 play in. Winner of the play in gets the G6 spot - G6 teams could all start playing in Week zero so that their championship weekend is a week earlier (earlier CFB? Yes please!) and the first round of the G6 play in is concurrent with P4 championship weekend, with the G6 interleague championship in between P4 CCG weekend and the first weekend of the CFP. 1 Quote
hookem1014 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago (edited) I also wouldn’t mind the first team out in week 15 to have a play in game vs the G5 conference champ. If you really want the 12 best teams you should not be giving the G5 an auto bid. Edited 6 hours ago by hookem1014 Quote
CHorn427 Posted 6 hours ago Author Posted 6 hours ago 10 minutes ago, hookem1014 said: I also wouldn’t mind the first team out in week 15 to have a play in game vs the G5 conference champ. If you really want the 12 best teams you should not be giving the G5 an auto bid. This year, the first team out would be 9-3 USC. I don’t think the total G5 champ needs play them in this scenario. The total G5 champ in this scenario could be 15-0, 14-1 or 13-2. I think a team like that would deserve to be in without playing an additional game vs #16 USC at 9-3. I agree with the notion that the G5 should be included in the playoff. But the rigor that they have to show should be upped. I think a 4 team play in would be interesting and would make that champion deserving of being in Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 51 minutes ago, CHorn427 said: - Any participating team must be 9-3 or better - One autobid for each P4 conference. Let each conference decide how they want the autobid to be earned- if the conference wants it to be winner of CCG, highest CFP ranked team, etc - If a G5/G6 team is in the Top 15 (unlikely), they are in. If not, the only route is a G5/G6 play in. - One spot reserved for G6. Four G6 champion team, two round G6 play in. Winner of the play in gets the G6 spot - G6 teams could all start playing in Week zero so that their championship weekend is a week earlier (earlier CFB? Yes please!) and the first round of the G6 play in is concurrent with P4 championship weekend, with the G6 interleague championship in between P4 CCG weekend and the first weekend of the CFP. That’s too many games for G5 G6 teams to play with a 2 round play in tournament. Quote
hookem1014 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 32 minutes ago, CHorn427 said: This year, the first team out would be 9-3 USC. I don’t think the total G5 champ needs play them in this scenario. The total G5 champ in this scenario could be 15-0, 14-1 or 13-2. I think a team like that would deserve to be in without playing an additional game vs #16 USC at 9-3. I agree with the notion that the G5 should be included in the playoff. But the rigor that they have to show should be upped. I think a 4 team play in would be interesting and would make that champion deserving of being in I would have to respectfully disagree that the G5 team should automatically be included based on their record against other G5 teams. JMU lost by 14 to the only P4 team they played and Tulane lost by 35 to the team they are about to play again in the playoffs. The lines for both of their games are absurd for a CFP game. I agree that they need something to play for at the end of the day, which is why I think proving you deserve a spot by beating a fringe P4 playoff team in a play in is the most fair way to ensure the committee selects the true best 12 (or 16) teams. Quote
Battrayal Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago I like 16 teams with no AQs... or if there are AQs then putting a threshold requirement on it (must be ranked, maybe in top 20?)... But ultimately I think 16 teams is the ultimate solve, since there seems to be about 14/15 playoff quality teams each year (last year bama/USC/Ole Miss woulda got in, this year texas/ND/Vandy gets in) and then can give the G5 a charity. Id rather let in one team not worthy than leave 2-3 teams that are worthy out.. especially since bowls are now worthless.. Dont need to add any additional weeks, just get rid of the byes. Other idea I like is make a G5 playoff... why do they need to be with the big boys. 1 Quote
CHorn427 Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, GoHorns1 said: That’s too many games for G5 G6 teams to play with a 2 round play in tournament. I disagree. The added games would increase their SOS to respectable/on par level with P4. Plus, they are probably going to lose against the first P4 team they play in the CFP. At least the guys on those teams could potentially have two more fun games together rather than dogwalked by the P4 team. It would be more rewarding for those teams to be proven to be the best G5 and have a championship to show for it. It would be a mix of the FCS and FBS championship models for the G6. FCS plays 5 playoff rounds + conference championships. Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 46 minutes ago, CHorn427 said: I disagree. The added games would increase their SOS to respectable/on par level with P4. Plus, they are probably going to lose against the first P4 team they play in the CFP. At least the guys on those teams could potentially have two more fun games together rather than dogwalked by the P4 team. It would be more rewarding for those teams to be proven to be the best G5 and have a championship to show for it. It would be a mix of the FCS and FBS championship models for the G6. FCS plays 5 playoff rounds + conference championships. Too much wear and tear and possible injuries not fair. Quote
CHorn427 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 59 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said: Too much wear and tear and possible injuries not fair. Alright, pick the best 2 and let them do a play in. Bottom line, I think it’s important for the G5 to be included, but I think they need to do more than what they do to earn it and I think there should only be one rep 1 Quote
Traves Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago A playoff should be about getting the best x number of teams. Rank them 1-16 and play ball. AQs need to go. Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, CHorn427 said: Alright, pick the best 2 and let them do a play in. Bottom line, I think it’s important for the G5 to be included, but I think they need to do more than what they do to earn it and I think there should only be one rep Would the G5 teams have play and win their CCG? Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, Traves said: A playoff should be about getting the best x number of teams. Rank them 1-16 and play ball. AQs need to go. Including ND 1 Quote
CHorn427 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 42 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said: Would the G5 teams have play and win their CCG? Yes Quote
CHorn427 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 43 minutes ago, Traves said: A playoff should be about getting the best x number of teams. Rank them 1-16 and play ball. AQs need to go. Best will always be subjective. I do think they need a smaller element of objective certainty. I’m fine with the top 15 having the chance and one G5 that has actually earned it getting a chance Quote
CHorn427 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 3 hours ago, hookem1014 said: I would have to respectfully disagree that the G5 team should automatically be included based on their record against other G5 teams. JMU lost by 14 to the only P4 team they played and Tulane lost by 35 to the team they are about to play again in the playoffs. The lines for both of their games are absurd for a CFP game. I agree that they need something to play for at the end of the day, which is why I think proving you deserve a spot by beating a fringe P4 playoff team in a play in is the most fair way to ensure the committee selects the true best 12 (or 16) teams. How about this, 4 team hybrid P4/G6 play in. #16 and #17 (P4 or G6) as the 1 and 2 seeds, Top 2 G6 champs as the 3 and 4 seeds. I like this idea rather than going to a full 24 team playoff for everyone. The whole damn AP Top25 does not deserve to be in the CFP. Quote
hookem1014 Posted 51 minutes ago Posted 51 minutes ago 1 hour ago, CHorn427 said: How about this, 4 team hybrid P4/G6 play in. #16 and #17 (P4 or G6) as the 1 and 2 seeds, Top 2 G6 champs as the 3 and 4 seeds. I like this idea rather than going to a full 24 team playoff for everyone. The whole damn AP Top25 does not deserve to be in the CFP. That would be awesome. Get some more football to watch during the dead period before the playoffs too. And agreed on expanding. The beauty of college football is each week in the regular season can make or break you. We don’t need to start seeing 8-4 teams in the CFP. 1 Quote
Here for the Wins Posted 29 minutes ago Posted 29 minutes ago If 9-3 is the minimum requirement, guess what that means? You’ve now enticed more teams to schedule less vigorously in the non-conference. People need to consider that increasing the number of playoff participants that will ultimately jockey for position. The more that are jockeying for position with a such a qualifier, the fewer risks more teams will take. So maybe a borderline top 20 team contemplates playing Georgia. Why when that’s a 25% chance at a win? Or a Tennessee in the SEC, says no way am I scheduling anyone worth a damn. Ironically enough, a talking point for playoff expansion encourages tougher scheduling. Look how long that took to question that belief. Think of all the middle tier conference teams that they think they’d have a shot at 16 or 24. You are not incentivizing them to have more difficult schedules. There are reasons college football has the greatest regular season that lasts 3 months. So many willing to sacrifice for the hope of one good month. Keep chasing that perfect solution that doesn’t exist. Actually 2005 was about perfect, never to be seen again. Quote
CHorn427 Posted 18 minutes ago Author Posted 18 minutes ago (edited) 12 minutes ago, Here for the Wins said: If 9-3 is the minimum requirement, guess what that means? You’ve now enticed more teams to schedule less vigorously in the non-conference. People need to consider that increasing the number of playoff participants that will ultimately jockey for position. The more that are jockeying for position with a such a qualifier, the fewer risks more teams will take. So maybe a borderline top 20 team contemplates playing Georgia. Why when that’s a 25% chance at a win? Or a Tennessee in the SEC, says no way am I scheduling anyone worth a damn. Ironically enough, a talking point for playoff expansion encourages tougher scheduling. Look how long that took to question that belief. Think of all the middle tier conference teams that they think they’d have a shot at 16 or 24. You are not incentivizing them to have more difficult schedules. There are reasons college football has the greatest regular season that lasts 3 months. So many willing to sacrifice for the hope of one good month. Keep chasing that perfect solution that doesn’t exist. Actually 2005 was about perfect, never to be seen again. I do not care if we get weaker non con games as a result. I am PERFECTLY fine with Texas scheduling 3 non con tune ups before SEC play. Has worked wonders for seemingly everybody else. I never ever ever ever want to see a 24 team playoff or 8-4 teams included. The whole AP top 25 getting in is an absolute joke. We will see plenty of nice non con games in the playoffs. Edited 16 minutes ago by CHorn427 Quote
GetHooked Posted 13 minutes ago Posted 13 minutes ago (edited) 6 hours ago, CHorn427 said: - Any participating team must be 9-3 or better - One autobid for each P4 conference. Let each conference decide how they want the autobid to be earned- if the conference wants it to be winner of CCG, highest CFP ranked team, etc - If a G5/G6 team is in the Top 15 (unlikely), they are in. If not, the only route is a G5/G6 play in. - One spot reserved for G6. Four G6 champion team, two round G6 play in. Winner of the play in gets the G6 spot - G6 teams could all start playing in Week zero so that their championship weekend is a week earlier (earlier CFB? Yes please!) and the first round of the G6 play in is concurrent with P4 championship weekend, with the G6 interleague championship in between P4 CCG weekend and the first weekend of the CFP. 24 Teams. No Bowl games. Or 16 teams. No Bowl Games. Edited 13 minutes ago by GetHooked Quote
CHorn427 Posted 10 minutes ago Author Posted 10 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, GetHooked said: 24 Teams. No Bowl games. Or 16 teams. No Bowl Games. I will be truly sad if it ever goes to 24 teams. That is just trash. We can have no bowl games with 4 teams for all I care. 1 Quote
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