tycobb420 said:

I think they need to do everything possible to take the human element (and computer element) out of the national championship. Now, totally removing this is impossible. But, here is my idea...

The 5 big conference title game champions (Big 10, Big 12, Pac 12, SEC, and ACC) get auto bids. Then, there are 3 wildcards based on the poll averages. The top 3 remaining teams based on the average of polls get the last three spots. Rankings (#1-8) would be determined by average of the polls.

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tycobb420 said:

The idea is to get the computers and the people out of the process. This would settle things on the field. The 4 team playoff is probably not going to last and they will expand to 8 teams eventually. This is a way to solve who gets in.

They would have to use head-to-head in that case. If the two teams did not play each other, as in the TCU-Baylor case, then they would either have to have the two do a play-in, or yeah put the two of them in.

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tycobb420 said:

The idea is to get the computers and the people out of the process. This would settle things on the field. The 4 team playoff is probably not going to last and they will expand to 8 teams eventually. This is a way to solve who gets in.

They would have to use head-to-head in that case. If the two teams did not play each other, as in the TCU-Baylor case, then they would either have to have the two do a play-in, or yeah put the two of them in.

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amajjd said:

TCU & Baylor did play last year. Baylor won.

I would love to see the playoff expand. 8 teams v. Power 5 and 3 at large. Keep the committee they are not bias to region or ticket sales.

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tomdalton22 said:

I just think the more teams you let in the less important the regular season becomes. It is my opinion that college football is so great BECAUSE the regular season is so important.

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