NCAA Football Playoff System?

[Snowman]

So, with there being a lot more discussion lately about a playoff system for College Football, how would you do it? Would you want 4/8/16 teams? Should the teams be decided by conference champions, by rankings, or by a selection committee? Do you like the current BCS System (lolhellno) and don't want things to change?

Discuss.

(Posting because we need more Handegg talk in here)

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

4 teams would be fine for me. Take the top 4 teams in the BCS standings and put them in BCS Bowls. The winners play in the NCG. Pretty simple

 

[Snowman]

That's simple enough, but I wonder how much it will stop the bitching. Yeah, it would shut people up for a little while because it's progress, but 3-4 years down the road people will cry about the one-loss Team #5.

I think it's more about how you determine the teams than how many teams, especially if we wind up with 3 SEC teams in the top 4 again.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Honestly I don't give a damn about #5, I just want to prevent shit like 2004 (I think it was) when Auburn was undefeated and was left out when USC demolished Oklahoma in the NCG

 

[Aids Johnson]

I would love the new draft, the only thing keeping me back is the fear that my Badgers would be first round disappointments, man we need to get a w to end the season when it's not sponsored by Capital One.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Sounds like the stole my idea

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/football/ncaa/06/20/bcs-meetings-playoff-proposal.ap/index.html

Basically a committee chooses the top 4 teams, they play in BCS bowls, and the national championship game is bid on by cities ala the Super Bowl or the Olympics. Sounds like a win/win/win for everyone. Won't be put into effect for a couple of years

 

[Snowman]

"Basically a committee chooses the top 4 teams" . This needed to happen. I was worried about the top 4 teams nonsense, and 3 SEC teams were in the top 4 last year so that wouldn't have cut down on the complaining one bit. #PUMPED