What the expanded playoffs have revealed is how questionable previous "national champions" have been

[Frog]

Have a 16 team round robin, that will determine it. Will finish about the time of spring practice. That’s another 13 weeks of football.

Works well as long as SEC stays at 16 teams. LOL.

 

[Kinch]

Playing 16 or 17 games in a season for some of these kids is kinda crazy. It wasn’t long ago that the NFL played a 14 game regular season.

 

[Erik4Cy]

It wasn’t long ago that the NFL played a 14 game regular season.

Yes...yes it was...it was 48 years ago (1977)

 

[Kinch]

Yes...yes it was...it was 48 years ago (1977)

That’s not that long ago!!!

 

[Kinch]

Yes...yes it was...it was 48 years ago (1977)

In Dog years and Minnesota Viking years, that was like yesterday.

 

[AlaCyclone]

Yes...yes it was...it was 48 years ago (1977)

I remember the 14 game seasons and the St. Louis Cardinals missing the Playoffs with a 10-4 record!

 

[Kinch]

Yes...yes it was...it was 48 years ago (1977)

Isn’t that the year Perry Ellis got his first double double against Mercer?

 

[Cyhig]

Isn’t that the year Perry Ellis got his first double double against Mercer?

Early nominee for funniest post of the year.

Well done

 

[twincyties]

You’re never going to have this completely settled on the field like the NFL because you have 134 teams and you only play like 11-12 games.

It’s always going to be subjective no matter how many teams you put in the playoff.

March Madness is subjective but no one cries foul because no one on the bubble has a real chance of winning 6 games in a row.