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  • SCOUT5

    I would like to see them go to a larger field, maybe 16 teams, and only conference champions are eligible. That would cause these larger conferences to down size and decrease the political power/influence part of the process. Seems to work for division II where money has less influence.

    If the "body of work" doesn't include a conference championship they shouldn't be considered.

    That said the play off will be Michigan, Georgia, Alabama, Cincinnati. The question is will Michigan be a one seed or a two seed. I'm guessing a two because the powers that be probably will not allow two SEC team to play each other in the first round.

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  • BobJudy
    SCOUT5: 30626761115931/comments/30626770079259

    I would like to see them go to a larger field, maybe 16 teams, and only conference champions are eligible. That would cause these larger conferences to down size and decrease the political power/influence part of the process. Seems to work for division II where money has less influence.

    If the "body of work" doesn't include a conference championship they shouldn't be considered.

    That said the play off will be Michigan, Georgia, Alabama, Cincinnati. The question is will Michigan be a one seed or a two seed. I'm guessing a two because the powers that be probably will not allow two SEC team to play each other in the first round.

    You called it correctly;

    College Football Playoff: Alabama, Michigan, Georgia and Cincinnati make final 4
    The College Football Playoff will feature Alabama, Michigan, Georgia and Cincinnati, the selection committee revealed Sunday.

    Going to be a good playoff and championship game. Bob

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  • mohawk600

    who cares?

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  • BobJudy
    mohawk600: 30626761115931/comments/30626753580443

    who cares?

    To each his own. Ever since the highly paid professional prima donna NFL became nothing but a fermenting cesspool of liberalism, I have appreciated the NCAA a bit more. Here is something you won't see coming from the NFL;

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIWGddAw-No

    Sometimes a small amount of light shines through in these politically polluted times. Bob

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  • varian

    im really surprised the NCAA did not make sure that Al and Ga could not possibly end up playing in the national championship game. i think they will lose a ton of audience if that happens. im an SEC fan but i imagine a lot of the rest of the country is getting tired of seeing them. it may end up Michigan/ Cincy but i dont think so.

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  • wolfpack

    Roll Tide!

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  • CaneyRiverDog
    varian: 30626761115931/comments/30626770528667

    im really surprised the NCAA did not make sure that Al and Ga could not possibly end up playing in the national championship game. i think they will lose a ton of audience if that happens. im an SEC fan but i imagine a lot of the rest of the country is getting tired of seeing them. it may end up Michigan/ Cincy but i dont think so.

    Their selections is always what will bring the most money. There was no way they were going to make them play again outside of the championship... conspiracies have it that georgia flopped that game for the same reason A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWDOWN!

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  • chiefr
    mohawk600: 30626761115931/comments/30626753580443

    who cares?

    Most of Collège sports have not been poisoned by culture destroying DEMOCRAT apparatchiks and their media propagandists.

    If you catch any of the games on local radio or local TV, "Lets go Brandon" chants are deafening, particularity SEC games.


    Pro sports suck and will not be heard or seen in my home.

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