As time goes on, it’s seeming more and more than onfield results don’t matter like they used to. The “eye test” is bs.
Gameday discussion was talking today about how it may be better to not play in the conference championship game so you can rest and then get a home game in round 1. That’s wild to me. But I’m
also a believer that a conference title loser shouldn’t play for a national championship.
Throw in the controversy of pre-season rankings where 9 SEC teams are cherry-picked into the Top 25 and the system is rife for abuse.
I was one that thought they should basically make the conf champ game the actual first round of the play off.
If you cant make your conf championship, and win it, then what are you doing in the Playoff. If they want to make those not matter, then why play them, Hell why play the season games. If they are just going to pick those that win the popularity contest, then none of it matters.
Just declare the 12 teams to start the season and get it over with, Because we all know they will do everything to make 8+ of the teams come from those 2 conferences regardless.
My guess most years we will see 5 teams from the SEC, 4 Teams from the B1G, 1 from each of the B12, ACC, and G5. If ND can sneak in then it would be 4 each from the SEC and B1G.
And in no way do I think the 4th or 5th place team in the SEC/B1G should be in ahead of the 2nd place in the B12 or ACC. But we all know that will be the case. Which Is how you will see Iowa sneak in, in a year like this when they continue to have a creampuff schedule, but are in the Mighty B1G.
The Bias BS of the system is the problem and it will continue to be the problem.