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re: ACC in bowl games?
Posted on 1/4/21 at 5:41 pm to meansonny
Posted on 1/4/21 at 5:41 pm to meansonny
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What year was the best team left out?
By having a "selection" rather than a clearly delineated qualification, there is no way to ever guarantee that the best team, or even any of the four best, gets in. If they want to have a serious playoff, then all of college football needs to be reorganized: for a four team playoff, all D1 programs go into four conferences, and the 4 champs play; or do it with 8 teams and 8 conferences. Win and you're in. No selections; no could'a, would'a, should'a; no "my one loss is better than your one loss"; no nothing.
So you cant give me an example of when the best 2 teams are not in the playoff.
Lol
This. Football is a lot different from basketball. In basketball, underdawgs loaded with experienced Seniors can potentially upset young highly recruited teams like Kentucky but in football players can't jump to the pros until after their Sophomore season which means that the age/maturity of players for top contenders like Alabama isn't that much different from teams like the Cincinnati team we played in the Peach Bowl.
As such in football, the best team is almost certainly among the 4 teams selected by the playoff committee and really the best team was usually one of the 2 teams determined by the previous BCS format.
In other words, what I am saying is that a team like 9-0 Cincinnati has roughly zero chance of beating a team like Alabama even if they played them 20 times.
Posted on 1/5/21 at 5:26 pm to GurleyGirl
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As such in football, the best team is almost certainly among the 4 teams selected by the playoff committee and really the best team was usually one of the 2 teams determined by the previous BCS format.
So it's usually probably accurate...now there's a gold standard for certainty.
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and really the best team was usually one of the 2 teams determined by the previous BCS format
So if the BCS usually got it right with the two best teams, there is no need for a 4 team playoff; it's the two best and two random sacrificial lambs, so again, why not just use Prairie View A&M and Cal Poly SLO, or any other two teams drawn at random lots from the rest of the field?
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In other words, what I am saying is that a team like 9-0 Cincinnati has roughly zero chance of beating a team like Alabama even if they played them 20 times.
Except sometimes a First Team All-American, Heisman Trophy-winning, senior QB throws five interceptions, and an invincible juggernaut suddenly becomes vincible.
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