volfan2024
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If that's Texas State, they probably will get one.
My understanding is that at-large bowl spots must be filled by teams with 7 or more wins first. A 6-6 team that doesn't get one of its conference's bowls gets left out, unless there's a spot left after every 7-win team gets picked up. Basically, a 9-3 Texas State team would get a bowl ahead of, say, a 6-6 Utah team.
Tennessee State University (Ed "Too Tall" Jones, Richard Dent, Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, etc, etc, etc.) got an invite to the FCS playoffs for the first time in several years. They play Butler in Indianapolis on Saturday. It may not mean much to you football snobs, but it's a pretty big deal.
you mean to say that the playoff system is wrenched with flaws in picking their teams??? say it isnt soButler's bid is a little questionable. They finished tied with Marist, and the teams didn't play, so they used seven computer polls. The league declared Butler the winner last week. If they're using computer polls, I don't understand why they would not wait until after the final week is played, which included a few teams in their conference. Sure enough, Marist is now ahead of Butler in three of the five polls I can find. Butler may still be in front overall, as I don't have the results of two of the systems, but it was terrible to declare it early like that.
you mean to say that the playoff system is wrenched with flaws in picking their teams??? say it isnt so
not implying that at all. Implying that it doesnt matter what system you have there will always be controversy.One conference decided to call its race a week before the season was over.
I wouldn't say that the entire system is wrenched with flaws.
I don't think FCS should scrap the playoffs for a bowl game between ND State and EIU if that's what you're implying.