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re: The BCS MANIPULATION
Posted on 12/7/11 at 2:09 am to MoreOrLes
Posted on 12/7/11 at 2:09 am to MoreOrLes
The BCS is a good system for LSU. With some suggested tweaks, the BCS would still be the best system.
1. Thecomputers must reveal their programs and must be proven predictors or they are dropped.
2.The critical change is all finalists must come from deserving conferences. This would be done by reviewing a conferences’ record against the teams that finished in the top 5, 10, 15, and 20 ranked colleges for a selected—2, 3, or 4—previous years. A simple computer program gives the results. Independent’s would be put in a theoretical conference pool. If it leaves during the 2, 3, or 4 year period, they must start over again in their new conference.
3.Only the coach’s poll would count, and a coach could not vote for his own team.
4.All conferences must have the same number conference members +1 or - 1.
5.All conferences must play at least 80% of games inside their conferences.
6.The regular season games are reduced to 11 games. (Of course if two teams have no bowl they want, they can opt out and play anyone that will play them.)
7.Conference playoffs are eliminated, and a fair across-the-board tiebreaker would be required for each conference.
8. The top four teams play in the traditional bowl games against one another.
9. The other teams play in the other traditional bowls.
10. The two out of the select four winners play in the BCS championship game.
11. The BCS winner could not appear with the AP winner in a co-championship ceremony.
Some traditions would be lost, but the BCS system has already started the destruction.
1. Thecomputers must reveal their programs and must be proven predictors or they are dropped.
2.The critical change is all finalists must come from deserving conferences. This would be done by reviewing a conferences’ record against the teams that finished in the top 5, 10, 15, and 20 ranked colleges for a selected—2, 3, or 4—previous years. A simple computer program gives the results. Independent’s would be put in a theoretical conference pool. If it leaves during the 2, 3, or 4 year period, they must start over again in their new conference.
3.Only the coach’s poll would count, and a coach could not vote for his own team.
4.All conferences must have the same number conference members +1 or - 1.
5.All conferences must play at least 80% of games inside their conferences.
6.The regular season games are reduced to 11 games. (Of course if two teams have no bowl they want, they can opt out and play anyone that will play them.)
7.Conference playoffs are eliminated, and a fair across-the-board tiebreaker would be required for each conference.
8. The top four teams play in the traditional bowl games against one another.
9. The other teams play in the other traditional bowls.
10. The two out of the select four winners play in the BCS championship game.
11. The BCS winner could not appear with the AP winner in a co-championship ceremony.
Some traditions would be lost, but the BCS system has already started the destruction.
Posted on 12/7/11 at 2:17 am to TigerPaul2
Boy, not asking for much there, huh?
You can't possibly create an ideal system for the number of programs involved.
The system used could determine a true national champion, just like it does for the same sport already.
There are multitudes of variations for all sports to determine champions on the field. Div I-AA has a 16 team playoff. Baseball and basketball a field of 64+.
It could easily be done, but would require many with control of monies to relinquish that power. There could even be way more monies generated, without playing extra games. The only problem is distribution would be affected.
You can't possibly create an ideal system for the number of programs involved.
The system used could determine a true national champion, just like it does for the same sport already.
There are multitudes of variations for all sports to determine champions on the field. Div I-AA has a 16 team playoff. Baseball and basketball a field of 64+.
It could easily be done, but would require many with control of monies to relinquish that power. There could even be way more monies generated, without playing extra games. The only problem is distribution would be affected.
Posted on 12/7/11 at 2:18 am to TigerPaul2
quote:
. Thecomputers must reveal their programs
To whom? The public?
That will never happen, and should never happen.
Do we have any evidence that the programs aren't released to the BCS committee?
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