Why would someone know football by being an AD?

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Nov 26, 2020
7:42:15am

Charles Darwin Truly Addicted User

Why would someone know football by being an AD?

If they are a former coach or player that would be noteworthy but simply being an administrator that hires the head coach doesn’t mean much

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Charles Darwin

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Why is there a CFP committee? Why not use the AP rankings?

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?

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.

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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