She is actually representing Stanford. Thus, she will not be required to leave the room when Alabama is being discussed.Yes.
Two years.What's the over / under on the length of time before a scandal breaks showing one or more committee members was bought?
How slick. The fix is in.She is actually representing Stanford. Thus, she will not be required to leave the room when Alabama is being discussed.
That is not true - just about everyone opposed it, and the human polls are what kept Michigan out of that game. The computers had Michigan #2.The crazy thing is that no one was against the OSU vs Michigan possible rematch in 06
That's true. Florida snuck in because of it. I remember the outcry against the rematch being very loud in SEC country. Heck.. I was part of it.That is not true - just about everyone opposed it, and the human polls are what kept Michigan out of that game. The computers had Michigan #2.
You have a poor memory.The crazy thing is that no one was against the OSU vs Michigan possible rematch in 06
No one outside the SEC was against OU vs USC in 04 or OU (who wasnt champion) vs LSU instead of USC vs LSU.
The SEC was asking for a BCS playoff for years but it fell on death's ears, but when an all SEC rematch national championship game happens everyone wants a playoff all of the sudden
We have a winner! I have been a fan of this scenario for a while.in a way I agree that an "at large" shouldn't go ahead of another conference champion. The record or perception still doesn't solve the issue of who is "truly" the best...I have said all along that the playoff needs to be 8 teams: 5 major conference champions (ACC, SEC, Big 10, Big 12, Pac 12)plus the three highest ranked at large teams- this would only be one more game than what we have now and solves basically every major issue......
about the 06 game?You have a poor memory.
The NCAA has nothing to do with it, just as they didn't with the BCS. If you want to learn more, goExactly what I said the first time I heard about the committee. The NCAA continues to make idiotic decisions. What else is new?
I have to think he felt it would give us a chance to get more teams in the playoff, although, to me, we'd have a better chance to get more teams in using the BCS formula...so I don't know...I do wonder why Mike Slive and the SEC AD's went along with the committee idea. As I understand it, it had to voted in.
It's already an 8 team playoff, and teams like ND and Oklahoma(or whomever is the Big 12 champ) get a bye through the first round. If anyone thinks these ccg's aren't "de facto" playoff games, watch what happens if you lose. Barring some bizarre circumstances this "committee" with their new "criteria" will not put a loser of a ccg in the final four. A team would most certainly have to go into a ccg undefeated to lose and still make the playoffs. The chances of a one-loss non conference champ getting in are small. The chances of a two-loss non conference champ making it are practically nil.I have said all along that the playoff needs to be 8 teams: 5 major conference champions (ACC, SEC, Big 10, Big 12, Pac 12)plus the three highest ranked at large teams- this would only be one more game than what we have now and solves basically every major issue......