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re: The argument against an 8 team playoff
Posted on 11/13/19 at 1:58 am to TxTiger82
Posted on 11/13/19 at 1:58 am to TxTiger82
An interesting note
In FCS, there are 124 teams currently. The 10 conference champions are automatic qualifiers and there are 14 at large invites. The 8 highest seeds have a bye, while the bottom 16 play the first round and then the playoff continues from there. That is 15 total games, or a 3-4 game postseason.
Would this work for the FBS by simply moving it to different Bowl game sites, I don’t think so. There would be too much fatigue among fans having to travel 3-4 times for the playoffs. So what is needed is a location or three to hold these games on a rotating basis, i.e. the first and second rounds of sixteen split between two locations, and semifinals and championship at another.
In FCS, there are 124 teams currently. The 10 conference champions are automatic qualifiers and there are 14 at large invites. The 8 highest seeds have a bye, while the bottom 16 play the first round and then the playoff continues from there. That is 15 total games, or a 3-4 game postseason.
Would this work for the FBS by simply moving it to different Bowl game sites, I don’t think so. There would be too much fatigue among fans having to travel 3-4 times for the playoffs. So what is needed is a location or three to hold these games on a rotating basis, i.e. the first and second rounds of sixteen split between two locations, and semifinals and championship at another.
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