Anonymous #1 13w

This was true before expansion but not anymore. 3 loss teams make the CFP now. Teams that lost to every top 25 opponent they played make the playoff now.

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Anonymous #3 13w

who tf wants 28

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Anonymous #4 13w

Yes but there’s no nfl committee that gets to decide undefeated teams aren’t good enough like there is with cfb

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Anonymous #1 13w

Congrats, you ruined the “every game mattering” thing UCF and Western Michigan. Hope it was worth it.

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Don’t forget Texas making the playoff despite losing to Georgia twice, pretty decisively proving they were worse (and therefore not national champion material).

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Which means college football is now just like every other sport. Regular season is irrelevant as long as you do just good enough to get in the playoffs. That’s when the games start mattering. All of you waiting for the sport to be ruined can open your eyes.

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Anonymous #4 13w

Oregon went 12-0. Great. What’s their reward? An extra game against Pedo State, while An Ohio State got to rest that week.

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Anonymous #4 13w

The games still matter more tho in the nfl and 9-8 team can go to the Super Bowl

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Anonymous #1 13w

The games don’t matter in the NFL so that says nothing. You didn’t think that one through.

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Anonymous OP 13w

Big ten proposed it recently

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Anonymous #4 13w

Mattering a little means more than not mattering lmfao nothing I said was wrong

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Anonymous #4 13w

You just have an old head mentality

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Anonymous #1 12w

I think you’re in the wrong thread bud. This is college football

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Anonymous #3 12w

They are stupid. the twelve team playoff was a trainwreck because most of the games had terrible tv ratings.

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Anonymous #6 12w

Look at the original post doofus

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