The system, as is, is perfectly set up to prevent an independent BYU and every G5 team from having a shot at the CFP championship. So, how well BYU's defensive scheme prevents an opponent from scoring is irrelevant. An independent BYU was never getting into the CFP. So, in truth, you're simply blowing hot air.

The question is how much with Tuiaki's scheme affect BYU's ability to win a conference championship. Having watched BYU for 40+ years, I can tell you without a doubt, Tuiaki's scheme will prevent BYU from winning conference championships. His scheme steals time and possessions away from the offense and unnecessarily tires out BYU's defense.

That's why I said that we should compare notes in five years. I'm no Nostradamus. It's simple common sense.