rjd970
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Yeah, revenue can be shared, but you're talking about adding 12 games at the expense of 130 or more. That's a lot of lost revenue just in media rights.
Split off into two playoffs, similar to the NIT. That's 24-48-64 games depending and would cover roughly a third of those 130 games. Again, revenue shared from all that down to Buffalo and LA Monroe. How much revenue, even media, is really lost if Buffalo or LA Monroe play two less boring games a year? How much more would be generated by a real playoff? I don't know.
The other thing is this is shared revenue, but the big boys still keep their boosters and donors and facilities and massive stadiums and what not. It's not like they are losing that much of an advantage.
Main point is we don't have a real playoff or a real national champion and the obstacles preventing aren't as tough as people make them out to be. When you have a 4 team playoff and 5 conferences, somebody is getting left out every year. Everyone understands that.
But this year they left out 2 conferences. Because of an eye test.
This isn't a playoff. This isn't a real National Championship.