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I have. I also see the NFL season going longer and don't see a legitimate reason you couldn't extend the college season a little longer. The networks would love it, and let's stop pretending these are anything but paid athletes at this point. Cut some meaningless bowls, add a few more relevant games.... It can be done if you stop clinging to an outdated model.

Nobody wants CFB to be more like the NFL.
 
in my opinion...this CFP went way to long. Yesterday, I barely even knew about the national championship game especially since everyone was focused on the divisional round result and now conference championship matches.

I prefer 4 team playoff by far.
 
in my opinion...this CFP went way to long. Yesterday, I barely even knew about the national championship game especially since everyone was focused on the divisional round result and now conference championship matches.

I prefer 4 team playoff by far.
They absolutely need to re-think when the national title game is played. Between NFL playoffs all weekend, MLK day and the Presidential Inauguration, the CFP title had virtually zero hype leading up to the game yesterday
 
in my opinion...this CFP went way to long. Yesterday, I barely even knew about the national championship game especially since everyone was focused on the divisional round result and now conference championship matches.

I prefer 4 team playoff by far.
Definition of a cartel
 
They absolutely need to re-think when the national title game is played. Between NFL playoffs all weekend, MLK day and the Presidential Inauguration, the CFP title had virtually zero hype leading up to the game yesterday
I was kinda surprised they didn't go for Thursday. The nfl has turned Thursday into a football day, may as well use it. Nobody casually goes to the bar on a Monday.
 
You can look across social media and every public forum and see that sentiment. You’re out of touch.

99% of fans want to preserve thr sanctity of the regular season.
People want a less convoluted post season. Win and you're in. Lose and you're out. That's what people want, that's what my model grants. Eliminate committees and decision makers altogether. Win and you're in, lose and you're out. It's not rocket science, what I'm proposing.
 
People want a less convoluted post season. Win and you're in. Lose and you're out. That's what people want, that's what my model grants. Eliminate committees and decision makers altogether. Win and you're in, lose and you're out. It's not rocket science, what I'm proposing.
In reading between the lines of everyone pushing for expansion after a single year of the 12 team playoff, I've come to the conclusion that they don't care how many teams are in the tournament so long as Alabama is included...for reasons.

I like the expanded playoff over the 4 team configuration, but I wasn't super crazy about the seeding, and I think the timeline/scheduling is a complete abomination.

I wrote in the other thread (The expanded College Football Playoff off to a rough start, which is where this discussion belongs):

"Either Untie the Quarterfinals from the Bowls or untie the Bowls from New Years Day. There is still nearly 2 full weeks between the 1st round and New Years Day as the [referenced] article currently proposes.

A 4-round tournament should last just over three weeks, beginning to end."


There was roughly an extra half week between each round of the playoff. It's totally unnecessary and defuses any momentum, drama, what-have-you, the previous round(s) generated. Also, I don't see the byes being much of an advantage at all. Certainly not over home field. The bye teams go roughly three weeks between games, are rusty, and play their first game after the aforementioned three weeks on a "neutral" bowl field vs an opponent who are game ready.
 
People want a less convoluted post season. Win and you're in. Lose and you're out. That's what people want, that's what my model grants. Eliminate committees and decision makers altogether. Win and you're in, lose and you're out. It's not rocket science, what I'm proposing.
This doesn’t matter to the cartel. You think they give a about the fans?
 
People want a less convoluted post season. Win and you're in. Lose and you're out. That's what people want, that's what my model grants. Eliminate committees and decision makers altogether. Win and you're in, lose and you're out. It's not rocket science, what I'm proposing.

Adding playoffs to the playoffs makes it more convoluted.
 
A straight-forward improvement would be to only release the team rankings after the conference championship games. This avoids the committee being 'locked into' which teams qualify. If it wasn't public that SMU was ranked ahead of Alabama before ACC championship game...then an SMU loss could be factored in without public pressure (assuming Bama should have gotten in over SMU).
 
in my opinion...this CFP went way to long. Yesterday, I barely even knew about the national championship game especially since everyone was focused on the divisional round result and now conference championship matches.
Agree to agree

I prefer 4 team playoff by far.
Agree to disagree
 
You're telling me with a straight face bowls mean as much as they used to?
It doesn't matter if you or I think a bowl means anything. If it's East Toenail St University vs Girls of Pride Tech in the Hawk Tuah Bowl sponsored by the Pillsbury Dough Boy and those players coaches and fans are into it, so be it. People trying to eliminate something they have nothing to do with is lame to put it mildly.

P.S. for the record I'd watch that game. Love me some ETSU
 
They absolutely need to re-think when the national title game is played. Between NFL playoffs all weekend, MLK day and the Presidential Inauguration, the CFP title had virtually zero hype leading up to the game yesterday
So with zero hype it was the most watched event outside the NFL over the past year. Imagine what it could be if it was goosed a little with those events. To bad the Presidential Inauguration isn't yearly to add to the fun. That would be a riot.
 
Well, I guess if you don't understand football. You understand how it works in basketball, right? Yeah. Same concept.
So there isn't a panel of decision makers in basketball? Win and you're in lose and you're out. It's easy guys.
 
It doesn't matter if you or I think a bowl means anything. If it's East Toenail St University vs Girls of Pride Tech in the Hawk Tuah Bowl sponsored by the Pillsbury Dough Boy and those players coaches and fans are into it, so be it. People trying to eliminate something they have nothing to do with is lame to put it mildly.

P.S. for the record I'd watch that game. Love me some ETSU
Maybe "meaningless" is a bit harsh, but those games don't carry the same weight they once did in the era of playoffs and transfer portals. The extra practice time meant something before players could just leave on a whim.

And I'm largely supportive of the transfer portal, mind you. I think they should be a bit more guardrails in place with it, but if the general student body can transfer schools at will, and coaches can leave on a whim, why shouldn't student athletes be afforded the same opportunity? If I left my school to go to UConn, nobody would've cared, so why are athletes held to an unusually different standard?

And sure, I know those games might mean something to teams like the Cincinnati Alliance of Middle Schools when they get to play a disinterested P4 school, but the passion isn't what it used to be. I say you trade out some of those bowl games for playoff games that matter a little more.
 

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