Asked by Husker Max

2/18/2015

How many teams should make the College Football Playoff?

35%

Four

65%

Eight WINNER

35%

Four

The committee got this right the first time.

The committee got this right the first time. Show Less

5 Comments

Robert Lloyd

I miss the bowls being important.

Jonathon Siminoe

This is the way it's always been, ever since the playoff was created it had 4 so if it ain't broke don't fix it.

Dan Janssen

Let's keep the regular season relevant

Gearld Wolff

Going to eight dilutes the regular season. How many years have there been more than three teams go undefeated? How many times have there been more than 6 even discussed as being the best in the country over an entire season?

Peter Rygol

Doesn't matter what kind of playoff or rating system is in place there will always be controversy from fans & writers who think #5 or #17 or #33 got screwed and left out of the mix. Any more teams involved will take a toll on the regular season and then the extended season. Not every kid goes on to the NFL and many are in fact students.

65%

Eight

Too many good teams were left out.

Too many good teams were left out. Show Less

6 Comments

Scott Carlson

More interest and additional teams rewarded for good seasons.

Husker Garfield

All conferences included no guessing on which 4 are better

Jay Safford

8 teams gives you a true number. The other division do it and it works great. Lets get with the times.

Donald Lee

Allows for hot teams near the end of the season.

Daniel Revas

There were legitimate Teams left out in TCU and Baylor, at least on paper. I think 4 will be a little thin if you have 5 or more unbeaten Power 5 Teams.

Peter Rygol

How many times has there been more than 2 undefeated teams at the end of the season?

Ben Swan

Simple solution... 6 Power Conference Champions (determined by their championship games) PLUS the next 2 top ranked team using BCS formula. IF their from the same conference, so be it. If they're Boise State and Fresno State, SO be it!! This is the max needed.

Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

Asked by Husker Max

329 Votes

Does cornerback CJ Bronaugh's decommitment spell trouble for the '26 recruiting class?

22%

Yes, it's a momentum-killer. Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

78%

No, the right fits will be found. No, the right fits will be found.

22%

Yes, it's a momentum-killer.

1 Comment

K L

Trae Taylor isn’t in this class. Poor Dayton Raiola is taking unnecessary heat for not being his brother but he’s great. Somehow, they need to find that one guy in every class that puts himself out there to draw in other recruits. They just haven’t found that dude yet in this class and it shows.