and the Dawgs will burst Kentucky's bubble big time.
Coach O who?
Damaged goods. Will he show up @combine? Same for Bosa.
Not 4 teams chosen by a computer or a panel. NCAA Basketball has a tournament with 64 teams. You mean to tell me that the football side couldn't come up with even a 16 team tournament? That's 4 weeks max, 5 if you want a week before the title game. Hell, the NFL has a 12 team tournament every year with no problems. FCS, Division II and III have playoffs. Every other freaking sport in college has playoffs. How is this concept lost on you?
It not only would generate a lot of money, it would bring significance to some of the lesser bowls. But if their only concern is money then they need to state as much instead of running out this farce of a "playoff" every year. Just go back to the days when the champion was chosen by a bunch of idiots mulling over which alumni gave them the most money.
That's the point of a real playoff and they wouldn't have to cut anything. For example, SEC championship game is set for 12/1. You start the playoff on 12/15 first round, 2nd round on 12/22, semi-finals on 12/29, championship game 1/7 right on schedule. As for the 4 to 6 teams, yes there is a small sample of teams but as the NCAA basketball tournament shows us, anything can happen. This past year, a #16 knocked off a #1. #15's knock off #2's seemingly at least once a year. You can even make an 18 team field with 2 wild card play in games starting on 12/8 using this year's calendar. The interest on this would be phenomenal and would generate a ton of money. Truth is, the big time conferences don't want this. It has nothing to do with money and everything to do with ego.
To tell the truth is it any worse than the #2 team getting slaughtered by the #1 team? I just think it would make the champion more legit. College football has always been a joke in it's crowning of a champion especially in the days of voting for the champ.
