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I'd be into it. At least until they expand to 8 or whatever.
It doesn't matter if it solidifies the P5. The P5 is solidified. If Houston had gone undefeated this year, they still weren't getting into the playoff. No team outside the P5 would.
May as well have a chance to compete in a playoff, even if it's not the "real" one.
We are much better off hanging with the current system and waiting for a P5 team to lose out to a G5 team and see how it gets reevaluated at that point.Houston was ranked #6 in the polls after week 2, for crying out loud! Of course they would have played in the playoffs if they went undefeated. Especially after they pasted both Oklahoma and Louisville. No doubt about it...
If more projected top draft picks forego their bowl game because it is only an exhibition, that day is closer than it first appeared.I'd be into it. At least until they expand to 8 or whatever.
Frank the Tank @frankthetank111 35m35 minutes ago
No reason for any G5 conference to support this proposal. Basically playing right into the hands of P5 for an easy separation.
Frank the Tank @frankthetank111 32m32 minutes ago
There are some antitrust concerns with a P5-driven separation. A voluntary G5 dropout would likely nix any possible legal claims.
agree with Aresco. This would solidify the separation of the P5 and those that aspire to be P5 (Mtn west and AAC).
Not something that I'd be happy to see.
That would be interesting. Not sure the value of AAC and MW don't participate....but what if The AAC, and maybe the MWC, didn't participate? I love how the NIU AD is quoting P5 and G5 as divisions, similar to FBS/FCS/II/III. Um, genius, they're not divisions.
The MAC/Sun Belt/CUSA/Indys can go have their "playoff" any time they would like. If anything, this would force the hand of the AAC and MWC.