8 is plenty. Anymore than that and you get the Pitts, BYUs, Lousivilles, etc

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Nov 26, 2014
8:50:03am

pink22

Teams that over the last 20 years pretend to be contenders but it's clear are not.

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The point of a playoff is to crown a legitimate champion. To do that, you must

TheDash

11/26/14 8:04am

Wrong.

brj8

11/26/14 8:05am

Objection sustained. The STATED point of a playoff is to crown a legit champ.

TheDash

11/26/14 8:07am

Ugh. Too many law-talking guys on CB

TNT

11/26/14 8:08am

Okay. Okay. The point of the playoff is:

TrueBlue67

11/26/14 8:10am

This is the correct answer

TNT

11/26/14 8:13am

Even other levels of college football get it right.

foofcoug

11/26/14 8:06am

8 teams would, I think, be broad enough.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/26/14 8:13am

4 teams will include the best team 80% of the time, 8 teams would do it 100%

The Shazad

11/26/14 8:17am

8 is plenty. Anymore than that and you get the Pitts, BYUs, Lousivilles, etc

pink22

11/26/14 8:50am

College basketball regular season is also a yawn fest.

Crush4

11/26/14 8:17am

Horse hockey!

TNT

11/26/14 8:19am

Isn't that what the rich people call polo?

Sea Chicken

11/26/14 8:21am

TNT has been watching MASH

Crush4

11/26/14 8:45am

Exactly. The playoffs kill the value of the NFL regular season as well.

tassell

11/26/14 8:22am

Not true. For example

TNT

11/26/14 8:26am

I can't stomach major college football anymore.

BearsandBulls

11/26/14 8:21am

The NCAA tourney is almost too big, but I do agree the format needs to be

cougarick

11/26/14 8:24am

huh. that's an interesting idea. drop it to 32 teams double elimination

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