The 14 best teams are in the top conference, the next 14 in the second conference, and so on. The only change I made was the five new teams from the Group of Five must start at the bottom because that's just how the Power Five would do things. "You can join us, and you can have access to our money, but you're going to start at the bottom."
Notre Dame is excluded from this because of its previous relationship with the BCS and its partial membership in the ACC. Plus, you know, it's Notre Dame, and that alone has typically been enough to deem the school a Power Five school all along.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...iding-a-college-football-champ-easier-better/
Well, if you don't like college football then you would probably like this new plan. If something this radical were to occur I would want to call it something besides College Football. If they want radical then why not do this: Let Notre Dame and Texas make the rules and then give the rule book to the Big 12 so they can find the WOW factor modifications.
C'mon, does anyone really think College Football would be better if it were like Soccer? One year you are in Div I and then two years later you are in Div III. C'mon.
Notre Dame is excluded from this because of its previous relationship with the BCS and its partial membership in the ACC. Plus, you know, it's Notre Dame, and that alone has typically been enough to deem the school a Power Five school all along.
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...iding-a-college-football-champ-easier-better/
Well, if you don't like college football then you would probably like this new plan. If something this radical were to occur I would want to call it something besides College Football. If they want radical then why not do this: Let Notre Dame and Texas make the rules and then give the rule book to the Big 12 so they can find the WOW factor modifications.
C'mon, does anyone really think College Football would be better if it were like Soccer? One year you are in Div I and then two years later you are in Div III. C'mon.