Jimmy Football
Tug-of-War Silver Medalist - St. Louis 1904
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There is no way a 1 loss team is 13th. Do you have a link to the BCS model rankings? Or just one of the many algorithms they used back then?
Good Lord this is so freaking simple.
24 Teams:
9 Conference Champions get in
15 at-large bids.
If schools complain that the Sun Belt doesn't belong......Tough. Switch conferences or get better.
If UT wins out the regular season, a first round bye (pending sec title win) or a first round home game is virtually guaranteed.
The sweet spot would be not playing in Atlanta and still drawing a 5 or 6 seed in the CFP.
Then get them out of FBS and form a 35-45 team league .How about no automatic bids and the top 24 teams in the rankings get in. Why do you want Group of Five teams in? Fake equality? Nobody wants to see September games in January. What logic is there in having a MAC team getting boat raced in the playoffs after getting boat raced in September by the same team?
The only way to get the bye is to play the SECCG. You play an additional game either way.Despite the spectacle of seeing a home playoff game at Neyland you want the bye. No reason to sweat a potential loss or injury to a key player by playing a game against even a Boise State. And if you don't get the 5 spot it would mean facing a team like Ole Miss in the first round. Give me the bye any day over playing a 10 win SEC team.
Who has Texas beaten to be ranked this high? This same Texas team has zero Top 25 wins and was boat raced at home by UGA. What am I missing?2nd picture is the computers. Still 4 spots lower than even modern analytics tend to have us (9th). Not sure we'd want BCS computer models this season deciding things lol.
Even a 50/50 weighting between the committee and BCS algos this year and we'd be in a bad spot.
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Then just pencil every team in before the season begins. Skip the regular season. No need to actually play football.