Power_Sweep_Vol
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Sky is falling department:
I believe I read that the CFP Committee has stated they will not punish the losers of the Championship Games. That said, if UNLV, Iowa St and Clemson all win do the losers (Boise State, Az St, SMU) stay in the CFP knocking out 11 Bama, 10 Ind, and 9 Tn ????? Would they have the balls to stay true to their word?? I doubt it.
There is less than zero chance that Boise State or Arizona St would be in with a loss...most intelligent people think SMU is a bit more likely than not to push Bama out with a close loss. But the comparison between Bama and SMU would be a close one at that point and I could understand whichever way they go, though I would have SMU over Bama in that scenario.It would almost be worth it because the whole "committee" concept would be a ridiculed out of existence with that field.
But "rules" are made to be broken when revenue is at stake.
There is less than zero chance that Boise State or Arizona St would be in with a loss...most intelligent people think SMU is a bit more likely than not to push Bama out with a close loss. But the comparison between Bama and SMU would be a close one at that point and I could understand whichever way they go, though I would have SMU over Bama in that scenario.
L for #15 ASU and they're out. They're seeded only because they are projected as 5th highest ranked conference champion, no championship no playoffs. That IMHO is not punishing them.Sky is falling department:
I believe I read that the CFP Committee has stated they will not punish the losers of the Championship Games. That said, if UNLV, Iowa St and Clemson all win do the losers (Boise State, Az St, SMU) stay in the CFP knocking out 11 Bama, 10 Ind, and 9 Tn ????? Would they have the balls to stay true to their word?? I doubt it.
Alabama has the advantage of bringing a lot more viewers to the CFP than SMU too.SMU did not play the top contenders in the ACC in the regular season (Miami, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Syracuse). Most games were against the bottom part of the ACC.
That will work against them in the comparison to Bama if they lose. If it is a real close lose and they look competitive maybe they survive. But a convincing Clemson win probably pushes them out and leaves Bama.
Bama has the advantage of beating Georgia.
I believe bias is a requirement. I have heard nearly every media head (especially Finebaum) claim that the committee will select the teams with better brand recognition and marketability. That tells me that the committee’s is somehow rewarded for increasing tv ratings. That is proof enough that bias is the goal.Any potential way Warde could be tossed off the committee for obvious bias?
You obviously have no integrity and couldn’t elevate yourself to be objective and think rationally so it’s difficult to understand how others could but trust me there are people out there who are different than yourselfOf course you would, but at least we can rest assured that the noble committee will come up with the correct solution with the utmost objectivity.
Except the people who make the decisions have no stake in the outcome, unlike your Bud Light exampleAlabama has the advantage of bringing a lot more viewers to the CFP than SMU too.
In the long run for the business, less people are pissed off by keeping Bama than are pissed off by dumping Bama.
Businesses make that "do I keep this trans spokesperson or go back to somebody like Peyton" decision all the time. Piss off the fewest people, sell more beer.
Piss off the fewest people, sell more ads during the playoffs. That's how this works.
They are all in the industry, not disinterested jurors. They'd all be excused immediately as jurors because they actually make or have made money from the massive sports marketing industry.Except the people who make the decisions have no stake in the outcome, unlike your Bud Light example