I look forward to the 12 team playoff because it seems like college football has become impossible to tell which teams are truly the best or just the best in their conference. It seems that if any “top 20 team” travels to play even someone half decent, they lose. Then other elite teams play embarrassingly weak opponents as late as this past weekend. Typically the top out of conference games happen at the beginning if the season to allow recovery from any loss.
So the bulk of the season are conference games that weed out who really is the elite in the conference. But what about the teams that finish below te top two or three? Are they actually any good or just a product of a great PR schedule? At one point Carolina was 10th in the country but now they suck.
The top four in the CFP seem to be almost a given unless a team, like Florida State, pulls off a slight surprise year. Moving to 12 teams hopefully allows for less manipulation of perception, but who knows. Why would a team like Penn State or LSU or Clemson even risk anything other than a conference loss.
College football at this point sort of feels like AEW rasslin. Baby faces and Heels
So the bulk of the season are conference games that weed out who really is the elite in the conference. But what about the teams that finish below te top two or three? Are they actually any good or just a product of a great PR schedule? At one point Carolina was 10th in the country but now they suck.
The top four in the CFP seem to be almost a given unless a team, like Florida State, pulls off a slight surprise year. Moving to 12 teams hopefully allows for less manipulation of perception, but who knows. Why would a team like Penn State or LSU or Clemson even risk anything other than a conference loss.
College football at this point sort of feels like AEW rasslin. Baby faces and Heels