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Michigan's Jim Harbaugh Shared His Idea For An 11-Team College Football Playoff
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With the College Football Playoff on the horizon, Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh (who will probably be back in the NFL in a few months) shared his idea for an 11-team College Football Playoff. Per ESPN...
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The No. 1 seed would be the highest-ranking BCS Power 5 champion. The No. 1 and 2 seeds get a bye. There’s also room for a top-ranked, non-Power 5 team like Notre Dame, and a worthy Group of 5 champion. On the first Saturday of December, instead of playing conference championship games, the playoff begins.

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SomeLSUguy54 months
I don't know what the solution is... but it is not that.
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8 team playoff. 5 conference champs and next 3 top rated teams get wildcards. Would be glorious.
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3down1054 months
It ain't broke right now. Solutions looking for a problem that doesn't exist.
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it is broken when the same teams get in every year by playing cupcake schedules and passing the committee's eye test.
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the format should encourage good matchups like the original bcs that awarded heavily for strength of schedule. The one we have now encourages beating up on bad teams.
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Datbayoubengal54 months
Champion of each power 5 conference gets in regardless of total win record (champion is the one who has the best conference record; aka, no more conference championship games). The 5 next best power 5 teams get a bid, and last is two of the best independents and Group of 5 as a whole. That way everybody gets in and there would be no legit excuses. 12 teams total.
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Quidam6554 months
As long as we have 10 FBS conferences the playoff system should allow every conference champion to play for the national title. Otherwise split the Power 5 and Group of 5 into two divisions. (Oh, and "independents" need to join a conference, or in the case of the smaller ones go back to FCS)
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damonster54 months
Texas still doesn’t get in. Lmao!
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Covingtontiger7754 months
11 teams still not getting Jimmy in. Why not make it 25?
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EasterEgg54 months
Sucks. Twiddle it down to four 16-team conferences. Four conference winners get in. Use AP poll for seeding. That's a de facto 8-team playoff with the conf championships. Force ND to hold a reverse auction to buy their way in.
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Palmetto0854 months
So Notre Dame basically gets in playoffs every year?
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