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Kirk Herbstreit thinks he may have the answer to fix the College Football Playoff after Notre Dame got snubbed...

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Whodat13 months
join a conference and win it
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VoxDawg3 months
We're well past time to stop giving preferential treatment to those entitled brats.
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Homesick Tiger3 months
Or, Notre Dame could join a conference and win their way into the playoffs. Funny he didn't mention that.
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RandySavage3 months
"Expand", yeah that'll do it. We've expanded by 600% in 12 years and it sucks worse than ever. Society is the worst.
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Broadside Bob3 months
Expand to 16? Number 17 will whine.
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southernboisb2 months
Not as bad with the 1st version (4 slots for anybody).
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captron3 months
Herbstreit and ESPN have already done a lot of the "fixing" college football and had a major hand in what it is today.

Thanks Herb and ESPN.

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AtlantaLSUfan3 months
Expending just ensures that ND will be in no matter what they do.
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HC873 months
I agree with the ND comments about joining a conference. Get on board or suffer the consequences. Furthermore I would drop the JMU & Tulane type auto allocations and truly go with the top 12 teams based on the criteria that was better applied this season. IF JMU and/or Tulane are in the top 12, so be it. If you had the best 12 this season, you would likely have ND & Vandy. We would have some really good matchups next weekend across the board.
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lsusa3 months
The problem with dropping the auto bids is that it becomes a purely subjective list of who the top 12 truly are. Leaving some objective measure for making the playoffs is necessary.
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Koolazzkat3 months
We’ll it’s basically a budget NFL now, might as well organize it like the NFL.
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southernboisb3 months
In fairness, how long have we’ve heard about conferences/teams “getting preferential advantages/schedules”?
Yet not many want everyone to be identical to eliminate that opinion?
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Akit13 months
Stop giving auto bids to small conferences: JMU, Tulane. If you run the tables, sure that’s fine. But, multiple losses - disqualifies you.
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CAD703X3 months
Lol college football and bowl games go together. Let's just go back to the pre BCS era and the top 2 teams playing
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southernboisb3 months
Wasn’t Auburn snubbed back in ‘90’s/‘00’s from the title game (just like FSU a few years ago)?
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southernboisb2 months
Conference only teams!

If you can’t win your group, why should you win a natty?

ND, would this format change y’all’s minds?
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imjustafatkid2 months
Not a snub.
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Che Boludo3 months
Why does Kirk sound like he has a lisp in that clip?
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kywildcatfanone3 months
What was the snub?
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Luckydog3 months
Wait till u see ND 2026 schedule, prob win every game. All but 2 at home.
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BK7853 months
Go back down to a 6 team playoff. All these teams are watering down the playoffs....
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Timeoday3 months
Obviously he is a punk trying to win a popularity contest with the US catholics. Neuter Dame had the softest schedule in the Top 25. WORD!!
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Damien80033 months
I've had a fix since BCS days.

Each conference has a Conference Championship. Win CC and go to playoff. Only conference champions play in playoff. Conference doesn't have CC......join one that does. Ranking only matters in seeding playoff.

Fck rankings. Fck at large bids. Fck what universities are big money draws because fans travel well.
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atltiger64873 months
only conference champs make the playoffs? So the SEC only gets 1 team in the playoff? You do realize an 11-1 SEC team, that doesn't make the Conf championship game, may be the best team in the country. You'd exclude them?
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Damien80033 months
Yep.

Fully realize that. But, if you don't win CC, you don't go to playoff. Gives it more meaning. Sucks to suck.
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John Casey3 months
This only works if you go to an all conference schedule.
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