Asked by
Husker Max
7/31/2018
How do you feel about an 8-team college football playoff?
85%
Better
WINNER
85%
11
15%
Worse
15%
4
85%
Better
85%
15%
Worse
15%
I think they way they have it now is best.
I think they way they have it now is best.
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Darryl Branting
The move to an 8-team playoff is all about generating more TV money, not about identifying the best team. The present system, for all its faults, is the best balance of revenue and quality.
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Mike McCord
Four is enough. If 8, why not 16, or for that matter 32? Regardless of the number, those left out will say they were robbed.
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John Mcvay
to many games for the players and no guarantee the process would be better than it is now
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I think it should be 16. Champ from each conference and 5 at large berths.
ReplyMoe footbasll always good. It might settle a few more questions.
Replyit brings out better parity... It lets the none power 5 teams show their power and gives them a chance to prove they are the best. It gives it a Cinderella story effect....
ReplyALABAMA CAN'T EVEN WIN IT'S CONFERENCE BUT GOES TO PLAYOFFS?????
ReplyAlthough its has drawbacks, most importantly extending the season to 16 games (NFL!) for championship teams, it would assure that no deserving team would be left out solely based on conf. affiliation
ReplyI really think it should be a 16 team playoff but eight is better than 4 or 6! Put the 2 best teams from every conference and let's see who comes out the winner.
ReplyI think it needs to be 16 teams like the lower divisions...
ReplyYou will always have a power 5 school left out with current format. 5 conference winners s/b automatic with 3 at large. Pandora's box is open, embrace it.
ReplyAfter watching the NCAA basketball & baseball tourneys, football needs to have an 8-team playoff. Two reasons; so non-power five teams have a chance and (2) there are 5 power conferences, not four.
ReplySo teams like UCF can’t be left out.
ReplyAlthough it would take away games from conferences most want to see a robust competition for a national champion, including other than the power five conferences.
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