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Your solution to fix the College Football Playoff (Pic Thread)

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  • AtomicDawgAtomicDawg Member Posts: 7,046 Standard Supporter

    You guys who compare wanting a playoff to waiting to turn this into the NFL are hilarious. Literally every other team sport has some sort of a playoff to determine a true champion. All of them. Including every other division of college football. You don't have to love the nFL to want a playoff, you just have to love sports.

    I get that you guys are college football purists and that's cute and all but the past is for doogs and you're all living in it.

    This. The players don't give a shit about the bowls any more. College football as we knew it is dead. Expand the playoffs to 6 or 8 and just get rid of the bowls. Power five champs qualify with the rest at large.
  • RubberfistRubberfist Member Posts: 1,373
    PurpleJ said:

    The ONLY solution is a 64 team playoff with two play in games.

    I have 128. Everyone gets a shot. Plus it has round robin. Do you have round robin? I thought not.
    My play in games have a gun in the middle of the field that nobody is allowed to touch. Beat that you dumb bitch.
  • ntxduckntxduck Member Posts: 5,597

    You guys who compare wanting a playoff to waiting to turn this into the NFL are hilarious. Literally every other team sport has some sort of a playoff to determine a true champion. All of them. Including every other division of college football. You don't have to love the nFL to want a playoff, you just have to love sports.

    I get that you guys are college football purists and that's cute and all but the past is for doogs and you're all living in it.

    This. The players don't give a shit about the bowls any more. College football as we knew it is dead. Expand the playoffs to 6 or 8 and just get rid of the bowls. Power five champs qualify with the rest at large.
    95% of bowl games never meant anything, even pre-playoff.
  • MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781
    It’s a really complicated issue. But somehow the FCS came up with something. I’m not sure how they figured it out, but it’s genius.


  • ForeskinWalletDawgForeskinWalletDawg Member Posts: 238

    I'd also like to see about half the bowls disappear. They're stupid. I'd like to get back to a time when you could say, "hey, fuck you. we played 8 bowl teams last year" and have that mean something of an indication that you played good teams.

    Forgot the one-tie Cotton in the above list.

    Limit bowls to Rose, Orange, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta, Peach, Holiday, Sun, and maybe one more. I know it's new and that Miami just "played" in it (if that's what you can call it), but the Pinstripe (stupid name) bowl is interesting in that it involves the Big Apple in bowl season. Cool place to go, and they actually make Yankee stadium work well for the game.

    But all these other shit bowls should just go away.

    But they won't.

    Like herpes
  • YellowSnowYellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 35,033 Founders Club

    I'd also like to see about half the bowls disappear. They're stupid. I'd like to get back to a time when you could say, "hey, fuck you. we played 8 bowl teams last year" and have that mean something of an indication that you played good teams.

    Forgot the one-tie Cotton in the above list.

    Limit bowls to Rose, Orange, Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta, Peach, Holiday, Sun, and maybe one more. I know it's new and that Miami just "played" in it (if that's what you can call it), but the Pinstripe (stupid name) bowl is interesting in that it involves the Big Apple in bowl season. Cool place to go, and they actually make Yankee stadium work well for the game.

    But all these other shit bowls should just go away.

    But they won't.

    Like herpes
    That shit will stick with you.
  • Doog_de_JourDoog_de_Jour Member Posts: 7,969 Standard Supporter
    I think I mentioned this in another thread but I DGAF about how the playoffs are structured right now because of how poorly regular seasons are being handled. With the SEC and ACC playing fewer in conference games than the Big 12, Pac-12 and Big Ten, the BAMAs, Georgias, and Clemsons of the world are always going to be stacking the deck in their favor regardless of if we keep the existing 4 game playoff, go to a 8 team playoff, or return to the traditional bowl system.

    Of course no one in a position to change this will do anything about it because they’re getting richly paid (hi Larry!), and seem happy with getting the chance to *maybe* beat Saban every few years.
  • Postal91Postal91 Member Posts: 1,809

    how poorly regular seasons are being handled.

    How dare you... HOW DARE YOU! I love that one of my 6 home games at Husky Stadium celebrates local colleges to the likes of Portland State and Eastern Washington.
  • TheHBTheHB Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,824 Swaye's Wigwam
  • AtomicDawgAtomicDawg Member Posts: 7,046 Standard Supporter
    ntxduck said:

    You guys who compare wanting a playoff to waiting to turn this into the NFL are hilarious. Literally every other team sport has some sort of a playoff to determine a true champion. All of them. Including every other division of college football. You don't have to love the nFL to want a playoff, you just have to love sports.

    I get that you guys are college football purists and that's cute and all but the past is for doogs and you're all living in it.

    This. The players don't give a shit about the bowls any more. College football as we knew it is dead. Expand the playoffs to 6 or 8 and just get rid of the bowls. Power five champs qualify with the rest at large.
    95% of bowl games never meant anything, even pre-playoff.
    They never meant anything but the teams in the bigger games were always trying to win. But I understand for some of us football was invented in 1994 and bowls were already starting to get watered down at that point.

    Bowl games outside the playoff are dead. If the non power 5 teams still want to do them fine but it's trending more toward an exhibition game that shouldn't count on the record.
  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,825
    edited January 2019
    The biggest issues in CFP right now are locations of where talent concentrated and the money within the programs and conferences

    Right now the money and talentvall reside in the hands of the SEC

    The $$$ part is undeniable

    The talent is more debatable ... but a huge issue in the P12 right now is losing elite players outside of our geographical footprint
  • sarktasticsarktastic Member Posts: 9,208

    My solution?

    Enlist one of comedy’s great ‘coaches’ or ‘fans’ to star in a digital series that addresses the challenges of selecting teams to play in a college football playoff

    I would invest in this idea, you?
  • creepycougcreepycoug Member Posts: 23,000
    Tequilla said:

    The biggest issues in CFP right now are locations of where talent concentrated and the money within the programs and conferences

    Right now the money and talentvall reside in the hands of the SEC

    The $$$ part is undeniable

    The talent is more debatable ... but a huge issue in the P12 right now is losing elite players outside of our geographical footprint

    Huh?
  • PurpleJPurpleJ Member Posts: 37,018 Founders Club

    PurpleJ said:

    The ONLY solution is a 64 team playoff with two play in games.

    I have 128. Everyone gets a shot. Plus it has round robin. Do you have round robin? I thought not.
    My play in games have a gun in the middle of the field that nobody is allowed to touch. Beat that you dumb bitch.
    In mine the gun has a single bullet and replays are settled by Russian roulette.
  • HillsboroDuckHillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186

    You guys who compare wanting a playoff to waiting to turn this into the NFL are hilarious. Literally every other team sport has some sort of a playoff to determine a true champion. All of them. Including every other division of college football. You don't have to love the nFL to want a playoff, you just have to love sports.

    I get that you guys are college football purists and that's cute and all but the past is for doogs and you're all living in it.

    Look if we’re gonna go this route, then we need to take the 32 best programs in college and create a super division with like say 4 conferences of 8 teams. 7 conference games every year + 4 out of conference games against good teams ever year (2 home and 2 road). Make a neutral scheduling committee if need be. If we are going to go NFL with college football then I only want to watch good teams. I want Bama or Clempson to have to come to Seattle for a regular season game that counts in the win/loss standings.
    Well yes everything you just said needs to happen. I'm even fine with the 64 team (four 16 team conference with two divisions each) idea where you play 7 from your division, 2 from the other division and 3 non conference per year. But yes the way non conference scheduling is done is a huge issue in college football, as is the fact different conferences don't play the same amount of conference games.

    The playing field needs to be leveled for sure.

    Honestly everything you said would be an improvement with or without going to an 8 team playoff. Even the plus one model would be improved in this scenario.
  • KaepskneeKaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849
    If you expand the playoff, you can kiss the PAC 12 going to the Rose Bowl good bye.
  • KaepskneeKaepsknee Member Posts: 14,849

    Tequilla said:

    The biggest issues in CFP right now are locations of where talent concentrated and the money within the programs and conferences

    Right now the money and talentvall reside in the hands of the SEC

    The $$$ part is undeniable

    The talent is more debatable ... but a huge issue in the P12 right now is losing elite players outside of our geographical footprint

    Huh?
    It sounds like He wants to open some sort of TBS relocation program.
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