- Jun 11, 2014
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It's been 25 years since the SEC started the Championship Game and changed the landscape of College Football forever. Has that time come to an end and does College Football take on a new era with the Playoffs?
Consensus is that the Playoffs need to expand to more teams. There's a lot of mixed feelings about automatic bids for Conference Champions because it would diminish the regular season. What if the Conference Championship Game didn't exist anymore and there was simply a regular season champion? Obviously, like the SEC currently, there's 2 Divisions with one Division (East) is pathetic while the other is perceived as loaded. Vice versa many years ago.
What if there weren't Divisions in Conferences and instead made the regular season most important. There's automatic bids for the Power 5 with 3 Wild Card teams. Do away with the Championship Game, where PSU beats and undefeated OSU or God willing Florida would have beat Bama. Make the regular season great again and add the extra games for playoffs. no more bowl games and instead all more practice time.
Consensus is that the Playoffs need to expand to more teams. There's a lot of mixed feelings about automatic bids for Conference Champions because it would diminish the regular season. What if the Conference Championship Game didn't exist anymore and there was simply a regular season champion? Obviously, like the SEC currently, there's 2 Divisions with one Division (East) is pathetic while the other is perceived as loaded. Vice versa many years ago.
What if there weren't Divisions in Conferences and instead made the regular season most important. There's automatic bids for the Power 5 with 3 Wild Card teams. Do away with the Championship Game, where PSU beats and undefeated OSU or God willing Florida would have beat Bama. Make the regular season great again and add the extra games for playoffs. no more bowl games and instead all more practice time.