Is it time that College football embrace the playoff system to it rather somewhat not so popular BCS way
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Do Away With BCS
- Thread starter william100
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To me, there should be a playoff system. Basketball does it, why can't football? Are the logistics of a football game that much more difficult?
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The BCS certainly hasn't done a good job of matching the two top teams in the BCS Championship game.
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Because football is such a physical sport and because the play-offs would probably happen around the time of exams are really the only legit reasons I've heard against it. Heres a way to solve both.
1. Make it the Top 32 teams, not top 25
2. Make the regular season 10 games
3. 1 Conference Championship Game for every conference
4. Top 32 teams have the play off.
The two teams who play in the National Championship game will have played 16 games. Thats only 2 games more than the National Championship teams play now. There goes the "its too much of a physical game" problem. Instead of having a month off between the regular season and bowls, start the play-offs a week after conference championship week. That pretty much ends the "exams are near" excuse. Oh and for the teams who have winning records not in the top 32, give them bowls. There, everyone is somewhat happy.
1. Make it the Top 32 teams, not top 25
2. Make the regular season 10 games
3. 1 Conference Championship Game for every conference
4. Top 32 teams have the play off.
The two teams who play in the National Championship game will have played 16 games. Thats only 2 games more than the National Championship teams play now. There goes the "its too much of a physical game" problem. Instead of having a month off between the regular season and bowls, start the play-offs a week after conference championship week. That pretty much ends the "exams are near" excuse. Oh and for the teams who have winning records not in the top 32, give them bowls. There, everyone is somewhat happy.
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