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If College Football shrunk to 32 teams like the NFL?
Posted on 12/15/18 at 12:44 pm
Posted on 12/15/18 at 12:44 pm
Who would make the cut? What SEC teams would be left out besides Vandy?
Posted on 12/15/18 at 12:45 pm to Tigerrotti
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Who would make the cut?
Ironically, LSU would not. There have been 30+ teams more relevant than LSU over the last ten years. tDecline is real.
Posted on 12/15/18 at 12:53 pm to Tigerrotti
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Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Penn State
West Virginia
Clemson
Arkansas
Tennessee
LSU
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Georiga Tech
Florida
Florida State
Miami
Texas
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Utah
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
Arizona State
California
Stanford
USC
UCLA
Championship
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa State
Purdue
Boston College
Cincinnati
Virginia
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisville
Kentucky
Missouri
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
South Florida
Central Florida
Texas Tech
Baylor
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas State
TCU
Colorado
BYU
Arizona
Wyoming
Boise State
Hawaii
League One
Northwestern
Indiana
Western Michigan
Central Michigan
Akron
Kent State
Pitt
Syracuse
Appalachian State
Vanderbilt
Memphis
UAB
Wake Forest
East Carolina
Tulane
Florida Atlantic
Florida International
Louisiana Lafayette
Louisiana Monroe
SMU
Rice
Utah State
Montana
Eastern Washington
North Dakota State
Colorado State
New Mexico State
Nevada
Fresno State
Army
Navy
Airforce
League Two
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Temple
Buffalo
Toledo
Youngstown State
Bowling Green
Eastern Michigan
Miami Ohio
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Marshall
Old Dominion
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Arkansas State
Georgia State
South Alabama
Jacksonville State
Southern Miss
Louisiana Tech
North Texas
UTEP
New Mexico
Southern Utah
Tulsa
Idaho
South Dakota State
UNLV
Cal Poly
San Diego State
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Penn State
West Virginia
Clemson
Arkansas
Tennessee
LSU
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Georiga Tech
Florida
Florida State
Miami
Texas
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Utah
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
Arizona State
California
Stanford
USC
UCLA
Championship
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa State
Purdue
Boston College
Cincinnati
Virginia
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisville
Kentucky
Missouri
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
South Florida
Central Florida
Texas Tech
Baylor
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas State
TCU
Colorado
BYU
Arizona
Wyoming
Boise State
Hawaii
League One
Northwestern
Indiana
Western Michigan
Central Michigan
Akron
Kent State
Pitt
Syracuse
Appalachian State
Vanderbilt
Memphis
UAB
Wake Forest
East Carolina
Tulane
Florida Atlantic
Florida International
Louisiana Lafayette
Louisiana Monroe
SMU
Rice
Utah State
Montana
Eastern Washington
North Dakota State
Colorado State
New Mexico State
Nevada
Fresno State
Army
Navy
Airforce
League Two
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Temple
Buffalo
Toledo
Youngstown State
Bowling Green
Eastern Michigan
Miami Ohio
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Marshall
Old Dominion
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Arkansas State
Georgia State
South Alabama
Jacksonville State
Southern Miss
Louisiana Tech
North Texas
UTEP
New Mexico
Southern Utah
Tulsa
Idaho
South Dakota State
UNLV
Cal Poly
San Diego State
This post was edited on 12/15/18 at 1:21 pm
Posted on 12/15/18 at 2:25 pm to Tigerrotti
Definitely in
LSU
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Texas A&M
Bubble:
Arkansas
Auburn
Out:
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mizzou
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Miss State
The Big 12 would only get Texas and Oklahoma
ACC gets Syracuse, Florida St, Clemson, Virginia Tech, and Miami for sure.
Plus maybe North Carolina and Boston college
Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Nebraska, and Wisconsin are in plus
Iowa, Michigan St, and Minnesota.
USC, UCLA, Oregon, Stanford, Colorado, Washington, and Arizona St are in.
LSU
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Texas A&M
Bubble:
Arkansas
Auburn
Out:
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mizzou
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Miss State
The Big 12 would only get Texas and Oklahoma
ACC gets Syracuse, Florida St, Clemson, Virginia Tech, and Miami for sure.
Plus maybe North Carolina and Boston college
Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Nebraska, and Wisconsin are in plus
Iowa, Michigan St, and Minnesota.
USC, UCLA, Oregon, Stanford, Colorado, Washington, and Arizona St are in.
Posted on 12/15/18 at 3:16 pm to Tigerrotti
What a stupid azz question. Not only is it stupid, it would make the college game like the boring NFL.
Posted on 12/15/18 at 3:18 pm to Tigerrotti
I can only come up with 23 sure things off the top of my head, but I'm sure I'm missing somebody.
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Texas
Clemson
Florida St
Miami
Michigan
Michigan St
Ohio St
Penn St
Wisconsin
Oregon
Stanford
USC
UCLA
Washington
Notre Dame
EDIT: Add Virginia Tech and West Virginia and I'm still only at 25. Nebraska I suppose based on history gets it to 26.
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Texas
Clemson
Florida St
Miami
Michigan
Michigan St
Ohio St
Penn St
Wisconsin
Oregon
Stanford
USC
UCLA
Washington
Notre Dame
EDIT: Add Virginia Tech and West Virginia and I'm still only at 25. Nebraska I suppose based on history gets it to 26.
This post was edited on 12/15/18 at 3:22 pm
Posted on 12/15/18 at 4:08 pm to Tigerrotti
Take the top 32 programs using either revenue or profit.
Posted on 12/15/18 at 4:22 pm to Tigerrotti
quote:
Who would make the cut? What SEC teams would be left out besides Vandy?
Notre Dame
Florida State
Clemson
Miami
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan State
Penn State
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Oklahoma
Texas
West Virgina
USC
UCLA
Washington
Oregon
Stanford
That's 26 right there for sure, put in 6 misc. others and you'd have everybody that matters. True both for present relevance and past.
This post was edited on 12/15/18 at 4:24 pm
Posted on 12/15/18 at 5:28 pm to Tigerrotti
3-league system consisting of 96 teams
Each league broken up into 4 8-team divisions based on geography
8-game playoff to determine league champs, top 2 from each division make it in and league 2 & 3 playoff participants earn promotion to their geographical divisions in leagues 1 and 2 respectively. They replace the bottom two from those divisions who are delegated.
There would be butthurt about initial placement but it would be naturally sorted by year 2.
Reducing scholarships for each program would make things much more interesting as well.
My take on League 1
West-
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Arizona St
BYU
North-
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan St
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Missouri
South-
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas Aggy
LSU
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Mississippi St
East-
Florida
Miami
Florida St
Clemson
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Penn St
Each league broken up into 4 8-team divisions based on geography
8-game playoff to determine league champs, top 2 from each division make it in and league 2 & 3 playoff participants earn promotion to their geographical divisions in leagues 1 and 2 respectively. They replace the bottom two from those divisions who are delegated.
There would be butthurt about initial placement but it would be naturally sorted by year 2.
Reducing scholarships for each program would make things much more interesting as well.
My take on League 1
West-
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Arizona St
BYU
North-
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan St
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Missouri
South-
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas Aggy
LSU
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Mississippi St
East-
Florida
Miami
Florida St
Clemson
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Penn St
Posted on 12/15/18 at 5:59 pm to Tigerrotti
https://collegefootballnews.com/2018/02/college-football-attendance-rankings-five-year-biggest-average
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama*
Penn State
Texas A&M*
LSU*
Tennessee*
Texas
Georgia*
Nebraska
Florida*
Auburn*
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Clempsin
South Carolina*
Wisconsin
Florida State
Michigan State
Southern California
UCLA
Iowa
Washington
Arkansas*
Virginia Tech
Ole Miss*
Missouri*
Mississippi State*
BYU
Kentucky*
Oregon
West Virginia
if any of y'all think the never-will-be-again UMiami and its poor football/fanbase deserves to be in because of their once-upon-a-time history - then so does Minnesota. Canes fans are too busy watching the Dolphins lose on Sunday, anyways.
West Virginia was added over Texas Tech
Michigan
Ohio State
Alabama*
Penn State
Texas A&M*
LSU*
Tennessee*
Texas
Georgia*
Nebraska
Florida*
Auburn*
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Clempsin
South Carolina*
Wisconsin
Florida State
Michigan State
Southern California
UCLA
Iowa
Washington
Arkansas*
Virginia Tech
Ole Miss*
Missouri*
Mississippi State*
BYU
Kentucky*
Oregon
West Virginia
if any of y'all think the never-will-be-again UMiami and its poor football/fanbase deserves to be in because of their once-upon-a-time history - then so does Minnesota. Canes fans are too busy watching the Dolphins lose on Sunday, anyways.
West Virginia was added over Texas Tech
Posted on 12/15/18 at 6:38 pm to Tigerrotti
Why are people including a team like Texas A&M over TCU or WVU? They are barely over .500. WVU, Arkansas, TCU, SCAR, are all vastly more successful.
This post was edited on 12/15/18 at 6:43 pm
Posted on 12/15/18 at 6:56 pm to Tigerrotti
Midwest
Michigan
Michigan State
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Penn State
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Southeast
Clemson
Florida
Florida State
Georgia
Miami
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia Tech
Southwest
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
LSU
Ole Miss
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas A&M
Pacific/Mountain
Arizona State
Colorado
Oregon
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Utah
Washington
Michigan
Michigan State
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Penn State
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Southeast
Clemson
Florida
Florida State
Georgia
Miami
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia Tech
Southwest
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
LSU
Ole Miss
Oklahoma
Texas
Texas A&M
Pacific/Mountain
Arizona State
Colorado
Oregon
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Utah
Washington
Posted on 12/15/18 at 7:09 pm to Tigerrotti
SEC would get Bama, Auburn, Tennessee, LSU, Florida, and Georgia. The Big Six
Take 6 from each power 5 conference and you get 30. Throw in UCF and Memphis
Take 6 from each power 5 conference and you get 30. Throw in UCF and Memphis
Posted on 12/15/18 at 9:40 pm to Tigerrotti
The 32 teams would be:
Ohio state
Michigan
Penn state
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Michigan state
Oklahoma
Texas
West Virginia
Virginia tech
Clemson
Florida state
Norte dame
Miami
Virginia
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Arkansas
Missouri
Scar
USC
Oregon
Washington
Stanford
UCLA
Arizona state
Colorado
Utah
Ohio state
Michigan
Penn state
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Michigan state
Oklahoma
Texas
West Virginia
Virginia tech
Clemson
Florida state
Norte dame
Miami
Virginia
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Arkansas
Missouri
Scar
USC
Oregon
Washington
Stanford
UCLA
Arizona state
Colorado
Utah
Posted on 12/15/18 at 10:02 pm to Tigerrotti
ap top 100
Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1160 1
2 Alabama 1038 2
3 Ohio State 1029 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 954 5
6 USC 832 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 685 10
11 LSU 633 11
T12 Auburn 572 13
T12 Georgia 572 14
14 Florida State 563 12
15 Miami 530 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 454 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 399 20
21 Texas A&M 365 21
T22 Washington 363 22
T22 Wisconsin 363 24
24 Ole Miss 347 23
25 Georgia Tech 343 25
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 TCU 289 29
29 Stanford 284 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 225 37
38 Duke 213 38
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 41
42 California 198 42
43 Purdue 196 43
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 Oklahoma State 179 51
47 BYU 178 46
T48 Illinois 177 T47
T48 Baylor 177 T47
50 Kansas State 176 49
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Miss State 122 58
64 Kentucky 96 64
102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
Rank Teams Points Previous Rank
1 Oklahoma 1160 1
2 Alabama 1038 2
3 Ohio State 1029 3
4 Michigan 973 4
5 Notre Dame 954 5
6 USC 832 6
7 Nebraska 783 7
8 Texas 772 8
9 Tennessee 686 9
10 Penn State 685 10
11 LSU 633 11
T12 Auburn 572 13
T12 Georgia 572 14
14 Florida State 563 12
15 Miami 530 15
16 UCLA 503 16
17 Florida 499 17
18 Michigan State 454 18
19 Arkansas 439 19
20 Clemson 399 20
21 Texas A&M 365 21
T22 Washington 363 22
T22 Wisconsin 363 24
24 Ole Miss 347 23
25 Georgia Tech 343 25
26 Iowa 319 26
27 Pitt 293 27
28 TCU 289 29
29 Stanford 284 28
30 Colorado 267 30
31 Oregon 254 31
32 Missouri 251 32
33 Arizona State 242 33
34 Army 239 34
35 Maryland 238 35
36 Minnesota 236 36
37 Virginia Tech 225 37
38 Duke 213 38
39 North Carolina 210 39
40 Navy 207 40
41 West Virginia 204 41
42 California 198 42
43 Purdue 196 43
44 Syracuse 191 44
45 Houston 183 45
46 Oklahoma State 179 51
47 BYU 178 46
T48 Illinois 177 T47
T48 Baylor 177 T47
50 Kansas State 176 49
57 South Carolina 118 57
58 Miss State 122 58
64 Kentucky 96 64
102 Vanderbilt 19 T102
Posted on 12/15/18 at 11:38 pm to Tigerrotti
The top 32 programs of all time (after the end of last season) in the AP polls are:
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1. Oklahoma
2. Alabama
3. Ohio State
4. Michigan
5. Notre Dame
6. USC
7. Nebraska
8. Texas
9. Tennessee
10. Penn State
11. LSU
T12. Auburn
T12. Georgia
14. Florida State
15. Miami
16. UCLA
17. Florida
18. Michigan State
19. Arkansad
20. Clemson
21. Texas A&M
T22. Washington
T22. Wisconsin
24. Ole Miss
25. Georgia Tech
26. Iowa
27. Pitt
28. TCU
29. Stanford
30. Colorado
31. Oregon
32. Missouri
I actually really like that group
From the SEC that only leaves out Vandy, Miss State, South Carolina, and Kentucky
# of teams by conference:
SEC- 10
Big Ten- 7
Pac 12- 6
ACC- 5
Big 12- 3
Notre Dame- 1
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1. Oklahoma
2. Alabama
3. Ohio State
4. Michigan
5. Notre Dame
6. USC
7. Nebraska
8. Texas
9. Tennessee
10. Penn State
11. LSU
T12. Auburn
T12. Georgia
14. Florida State
15. Miami
16. UCLA
17. Florida
18. Michigan State
19. Arkansad
20. Clemson
21. Texas A&M
T22. Washington
T22. Wisconsin
24. Ole Miss
25. Georgia Tech
26. Iowa
27. Pitt
28. TCU
29. Stanford
30. Colorado
31. Oregon
32. Missouri
I actually really like that group
From the SEC that only leaves out Vandy, Miss State, South Carolina, and Kentucky
# of teams by conference:
SEC- 10
Big Ten- 7
Pac 12- 6
ACC- 5
Big 12- 3
Notre Dame- 1
This post was edited on 12/15/18 at 11:43 pm
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