In reality, the exact opposite is probably about to happen.

Apr 28, 2021
9:16:59am

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Maybe an expanded playoff is really coming.

TempeCoug

4/28/21 8:47am

It will be challenging. Powers that be don't want a large playoff

TNT

4/28/21 8:49am

The fact that Hancock acknowledged there is a working group,

Everyman

4/28/21 8:54am

Which is the dumbest thing ever. There’s so much money to be made in a

Duke Silver

4/28/21 8:58am

That's what TNT has said for years

TNT

4/28/21 8:58am

I don’t get why the NCAA or schools would want more meaningless bowl games

Duke Silver

4/28/21 9:08am

The article explains why the powers that be are moving toward double digit teams

TempeCoug

4/28/21 9:02am

TNT will believe it when he sees it

TNT

4/28/21 9:03am

They need more money; plus Clemson/Bama/OSU on repeat is completely boring

Mrs Featerbottom

4/28/21 8:49am

Exactly. Never fool yourself that this is for more inclusion. They are only

NOCAL_YFAN

4/28/21 8:56am

This is the real answer. Until they include a team from every

coolblue

4/28/21 9:45am

In the past two decades, any major change,

Everyman

4/28/21 9:54am

Like it. Not a fan of byes though. Just make it 16 like it should be and call it good.

mokelembembe

4/28/21 8:51am

The "fairest" system would be 16 teams w/ 10 conference champs and 6 at-large.

jreid191

4/28/21 8:57am

It will just end up a majority P5 tournament with maybe 1 or 2 G5 sprinkled in for "inclusion"

letthewookieewin

4/28/21 8:52am

Probably should be. 12-16 at least gives smaller schools a chance at it though. Why I prefer 16 with no byes.

Turnpike Lane

4/28/21 9:02am

I just think it would be cool to see a small school make a run, like they do in march madness

letthewookieewin

4/28/21 9:04am

I doubt a single non-P5 will be included

2FarGone

4/28/21 9:07am

It "should" include all 10 confernce champs, but my guess is you are probably

jreid191

4/28/21 9:11am

We need to get to at least 12 for me to feel like BYU has a shot to be included

mwcoug

4/28/21 8:53am

I wouldn't get your hopes up. It's going to be the P5 + ND that reaps the benefits

letthewookieewin

4/28/21 8:54am

Yep, they just want more P5 spots

2FarGone

4/28/21 9:06am

At 12, I feel like they would have to include a couple of G5 teams. I don't have

mwcoug

4/28/21 9:10am

They will include *one* G5 auto-bid just to avoid legal issues, plus all P5 champs and 6 at-large bids

cougarmeister

4/28/21 9:49am

The article does a great job of why it’s more likely the CFB jumps to 12+ teams.

TempeCoug

4/28/21 8:57am

We need to be in the Big 12 for that to happen

2FarGone

4/28/21 9:03am

They could throw the G5 a bone and include at least one champ (like NY6 now).

rggee

4/28/21 9:25am

More likely they require all P5s to have at least 12 teams and two divisions

2FarGone

4/28/21 10:16am

No one dictate to conferences how many teams they should have.

Everyman

4/28/21 10:22am

Completely money driven. They desperately need more revenue.

shoganai

4/28/21 9:08am

What they all need to do is stop spending so much. They're out of control.

Turnpike Lane

4/28/21 9:09am

In reality, the exact opposite is probably about to happen.

shoganai

4/28/21 9:16am

Laughable to hear P5 folks talk about the 'unintended consequences' of the CFP, which were obvious to everybody else

cougarmeister

4/28/21 9:58am

Can't wait until we have a dream season and come in at 13 in the final rankings!

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