What would y’all think of an SEC/ACC collab season?

I’d rather play each team in the SEC.
The opportunity won’t present itself again.

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I’d rather play each team in the SEC.
The opportunity won’t present itself again.

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Yep, and have the winner host the title game since there will be no need for a neutral site due to possible lack of tiebreaker

if that means we (Auburn) get FSU & Georgia Tech and alabama gets Miami (FL) & Boston college it will prove bammer favoritism still exists during pandemics

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Yep, and have the winner host the title game since there will be no need for a neutral site due to possible lack of tiebreaker

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What if three teams each finish with one loss with a split between the other two one-loss teams? If no tiebreaker, who plays each then?

Also, I'm pretty sure CBS and Atlanta would have a major say-so whether or not the championship game would still be in Atlanta (my opinion is that it would 100% be in Atl).

SEC vs ACC postseason would be alright. 8 or 10 teams and split the host sites.

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I’d rather play each team in the SEC.
The opportunity won’t present itself again.

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Would be the most fun CFB season ever

I wouldn’t guarantee States like NC, VA, MA and NY allowing CF in the Fall.

I’d love it to be honest. shite I’d be way more excited to go to Miami, Clemson and Tallahassee over fricking Starkville, Gainesville or Columbia. Missouri not South Carolina.

South Carolina is fun. Never been to Columbia, Missouri. Have absolute zero desire to.

Let’s say that the ACC and SEC in this scenario plays 3 games against each other.

Bama would probably get BC, Georgia Tech, and Duke.
LSU would get something like Clemson, UVA, and Louisville.

No thanks, although Clemson is the only good team in that conference.

I’ll never understand why P5 conferences don’t require as many conference games as possible. Why should UK and TAMU be in the same conference when they only play twice over a 14 year period, for example? It’s ridiculous.