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Nov 26, 2020
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Crazy Joe Davola
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Because it ensures that the SEC,B10,B12, &ACC control the $$
It really is. They put it in place to ensure they had prominent seats at the table, instead of relying on voters. This was the only way the presidents of those schools would agree to CFP
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Crazy Joe Davola
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Why is there a CFP committee? Why not use the AP rankings?
4th and Niner
11/26/20 6:29am
Because it ensures that the SEC,B10,B12, &ACC control the $$
Crazy Joe Davola
11/26/20 6:34am
They BCS formula had actually become to good
ABCoug
11/26/20 6:40am
There was enough years with controversy, plus the AP asked the BCS to not use it
Y05
11/26/20 6:38am
That's right. The Harris poll was formed as a result of this
Crazy Joe Davola
11/26/20 6:46am
And, let me guess, those people with no connection or football experience became the committee.
Chemish
11/26/20 6:55am
Quite the opposite. The committee includes 7 current or former ADs,
Everyman
11/26/20 7:07am
Why would someone know football by being an AD?
Charles Darwin
11/26/20 7:42am
When CFP was created, the 10 FBS conferences decided upon the committee format.
Everyman
11/26/20 6:49am
My characterization -> the P5 decided as the G5 "decided"
ABCoug
11/26/20 7:20am
The AP said they report the news, they don't make it. Asked for something else.
Art Director
11/26/20 7:53am
Usually he CFP also waits 8 weeks or so to release the 1st results. Gives enough
Cougsanity
11/26/20 8:54am
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