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re: Sports Flash: Cowboys Stadium gets first CFB Championship game

Posted on 4/23/13 at 10:22 pm to
Posted by tmc94
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Posted on 4/23/13 at 10:22 pm to
Example, using last year and assuming the BCS rankings were the way schools are chosen. Using your example of Peach/Fiesta (though the first year will be Rose/Sugar as that has already been decided).

Fiesta - #1 ND vs #4 Oregon
Peach - #2 Bama vs #3 Florida

Sugar (SEC/Big12) - #7 Georgia vs #5 K-State
Rose (B1G/PAC)- NR Wisconsin vs #6 Stanford
Orange (ACC/SEC or B1G) - #12 FSU vs #8 LSU
Cotton (at-large vs non-bcs at-large) - #9 Texas A&M vs #15 Northern Illinois

The at-larges are required to include the conference champs of each of the Big 5 plus at least one school from the little conferences provided any are not selected to the semis. Thus when the Rose or Sugar or Orange host semis, their normal selections are thrown into the at-large group.

Edit: my guess is the selection committee would place Oregon 3rd just to avoid SEC conference foes in the semis
This post was edited on 4/23/13 at 10:29 pm
Posted by engie
Member since Jan 2012
8953 posts
Posted on 4/23/13 at 10:30 pm to
Got you...

Have they set how the money will be divided? I know the splits from the Orange and Sugar -- but what about the playoffs and other bowls? Are we going to get paid on our actual participation level?

Still alot of questions to be answered...
Posted by tween the hedges
Member since Feb 2012
20256 posts
Posted on 4/23/13 at 11:43 pm to
quote:

Example, using last year and assuming the BCS rankings were the way schools are chosen. Using your example of Peach/Fiesta (though the first year will be Rose/Sugar as that has already been decided).

Fiesta - #1 ND vs #4 Oregon
Peach - #2 Bama vs #3 Florida

Sugar (SEC/Big12) - #7 Georgia vs #5 K-State
Rose (B1G/PAC)- NR Wisconsin vs #6 Stanford
Orange (ACC/SEC or B1G) - #12 FSU vs #8 LSU
Cotton (at-large vs non-bcs at-large) - #9 Texas A&M vs #15 Northern Illinois

The at-larges are required to include the conference champs of each of the Big 5 plus at least one school from the little conferences provided any are not selected to the semis. Thus when the Rose or Sugar or Orange host semis, their normal selections are thrown into the at-large group.

Edit: my guess is the selection committee would place Oregon 3rd just to avoid SEC conference foes in the semis

So just to be clear, the host of the title game also gets one of the big bowls?
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