24 Team Playoff

[LandoComando]

If FBS was smart like FCS we'd be looking at

Oregon Quarter
24 Ohio (MAC) at 9 Boise State (at 8 Indiana)
17 BYU at 16 Clemson (at 1 Oregon)
Georgia Quarter
23 Jacksonville State (CUSA) at 10 SMU (at 7 Tennessee)
18 Iowa State at 15 South Carolina (at 2 Georgia)
Texas Quarter
22 Marshall (Sun Belt) at 11 Alabama (at 6 Ohio State)
19 Missouri at 14 Ole Miss (at 3 Texas)
Penn State Quarter
21 Army (AAC) at 12 Arizona State (at 5 Notre Dame)
20 Illinois at 13 Miami (at 4 Penn State)

It would be slightly different because we wouldn't have had CCGs games but all conference winners get a shot--everyone is rewarded with a home game instead of the top 4 playing neutral site games
Sure, Ohio probably doesn't have a shot to beat Boise but they get the chance.
Just like Bama, Miami, Ole Miss and South Carolina get that shot to prove them can win a title that they think they can.
And I think the first round sees some upset (Illinois in particular)

 

[royboy]

Not sure what your point is.

Or just life in Lando-land?

Do you still play games with toy soldiers?

 

[LandoComando]

Not sure what your point is.

Or just life in Lando-land?

Do you still play games with toy soldiers?

This is what we end up with unless the SEC/Big Ten leave the NCAA--just starting to prepare people and hopefully some realize it's a better system

 

[NedFromYork]

Thanks for the work. Will be interesting what the next evolution is after the format for these first four years.

 

[Cowbell Man]

This is what we end up with unless the SEC/Big Ten leave the NCAA--just starting to prepare people and hopefully some realize it's a better system

It’s a great system and the reason the other levels of football use it. FBS championship format has not been owned by or proposed by the NCAA. If the NCAA owned it 50 years ago we would not have had this level of realignment and would already have had a 20 team playoff.