ESPN: College football buzz: What we're hearing about playoff expansion

[ergopher]

Didn't want to start a new thread, so this seemed like the best place to put it:

Interesting. Would be a big deal if this ends up being approved.

 

[Scottsdale Gopher]

Didn't want to start a new thread, so this seemed like the best place to put it:

Came here to post this. More details here: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/69...e-football-coaches-redshirt-rule-eligibility/

Sounds like they discussed 5 to play 5, but couldn't get consensus. So this was the compromise.

 

[Some guy]

I don't like "the committee" because ultimately it will be biased.

Yes. I prefer auto bids and auto bids with an objective criteria

I am okay with bad conference champions not making it.
Liberty was 12-1 in 2023 and 47 in massie index



The number one thing that would improve the playoffs is a somewhat objective qualification system.

 

[Some guy]

Came here to post this. More details here: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/69...e-football-coaches-redshirt-rule-eligibility/

Sounds like they discussed 5 to play 5, but couldn't get consensus. So this was the compromise.

This is essentially 5 for 5 if you were part time or inured in any of the first 4

 

[Goldmember]

This year 16 would have allowed Notre Dame, BYU, Texas and Vanderbilt in.

Seven teams from the SEC in a year where they clearly didn’t even have a Top 5 team says all you need to know about their agenda of simply expanding to 16 and keeping everything else the same.

 

[PMWinSTP]

Interesting take...having a seatback is a huge reason I pay the seating ransom.

Been to Notre Dame and the stadium is nearly all benches. Always hoping that you are seating by a small human (is that PC?)

Are you a big human?