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17 years 9 months ago #10387
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Replied by sadlerdawg on topic Re:Where do you stand on the GREAT ISSUE: Playoffs
I saw that bracket in a column by Dan Wetzel of yahoo! sports. It's a good article, check it out. I think this is the link:
sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news;_ylt=AtfqLaT...v=yhoo&type=lgns
sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news;_ylt=AtfqLaT...v=yhoo&type=lgns
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17 years 9 months ago #10388
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I do not know the source of the bracket, but if Central Michigan beat Missouri, Oklahoma and Georgia I would have no problem with them playing for the title. They would have earned it.
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Agreed.
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17 years 9 months ago #10404
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I am not trying to convince anyone, and you've probably heard this before, but I just read it for the first time, and was very impressed. This short article articulates a non-playoff position rationale that to me is beautiful-isimo!
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November 27, 2007 at 1:51 pm
Here’s why the playoffs are a bad idea– because college football isn’t about playing to win a national championship.
College football is about regionalism and rivalries, and that’s what makes the passions so great. It’s the one sport where beating your rivals has always meant more than national titles.
Just because ESPN tells you that the crowning of a ‘true’ national champion should be the goal of every sport doesn’t make it so. College football gets this. College football is more fun than the simple process of whittling everything down to one team.
That should be every sport’s goal–to give fans as much fun as possible, and that’s exactly what college football does. There are a lot of reasons that college football is our favorite sport, and the bowl structure is one of the biggest.
Who needs a definitive answer? Not me.
Jason Davis
November 27, 2007 at 1:51 pm
Here’s why the playoffs are a bad idea– because college football isn’t about playing to win a national championship.
College football is about regionalism and rivalries, and that’s what makes the passions so great. It’s the one sport where beating your rivals has always meant more than national titles.
Just because ESPN tells you that the crowning of a ‘true’ national champion should be the goal of every sport doesn’t make it so. College football gets this. College football is more fun than the simple process of whittling everything down to one team.
That should be every sport’s goal–to give fans as much fun as possible, and that’s exactly what college football does. There are a lot of reasons that college football is our favorite sport, and the bowl structure is one of the biggest.
Who needs a definitive answer? Not me.
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17 years 9 months ago #10408
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Replied by kentdaddy on topic Re:Where do you stand on the GREAT ISSUE: Playoffs
But none of the emotional things like rivalries willbe diminished in any way. You still have to win those games to be in a playoff. The drive for a playoff is not ESPN driven. It is driven by logic.
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