It should be a playoff (4 teams) plus every team that is in the "BIG 5" (ACC, SEC, BIG 12, BIG 10, AND PAC 12) has to play at least 2 games against an opposing "Big 5" opponent! That way we dont have to use the "EYE TEST" (What a joke), and we get good non confernce games! It will also separate the top teams from the rest!! Otherwise the NCAAA will still be just spinning its wheels and the voters (who get most all info from ESPN) will continue to make the same choices based on subjectivity!
I think every team in the Big 12 and SEC belong in a bowl (besides KU and Kentucky!!) LSU is on its way down (has been since Sabans recruits graduated)
Auto Bid???????Total SEC fan thing to say!!! May as well be ESPN analysts suck off SEC teams anyways!!!
Auto Bid??? They basically have that with how ESPN ranks SEC teams throughout the season..so youll probably get your wish??
I dont hate the SEC...I hate the System and that Disney owned ESPN controls/determines/influences who is the National Champion!! Its Retarded!!
SETTLE IT ON THE FIELD!!!
HOW DID FLORIDA AND LSU DO THIS BOWL SEASON??
My point is Nonconfernce is a waste of time!! The BIG 5 dont have each other scheduled over the next 2 years and the NCAAF will almost have to make them play each other!!
Playing ULL, ULM, Savvannah st, Ark st, Georgia st, Chatanooga, Ohio, Tulsa, Houston, Savvanah st tyope teams is a waste of time and nobody (except those teams fans) watches those games, and it doesnt help determine who is the best!~!!
Auto Bid for LSU??? They suck monkey nuts!!
The start date is no coincidence: ABC/ESPN paid $155 million for rights to the current BCS games through the 2013-14 season, and the new format will be offered up for bidding to other networks beginning in the fall (though ESPN has right of first refusal on a new deal). That price tag has been estimated at between $400M-$500M per season, Bob Boland of New York University’s Tisch School of Sports Management told Bloomberg; the committee wants a 12-year package for the three games annually. The Sporting News says the TV rights price tag would skyrocket if the bidding involves all the major networks, as well as if rights to the two semifinals are to be bid on separate from the title game. No answers there yet.
Under the plan, the semifinals pitting the No. 1 vs. the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 vs. the No. 3 seed on December 31 and January 1, respectively. (Who will determine which teams will make the top 4 is the other intriguing question yet to be answered — the current BCS format relies on polls and computer programs to determine its finalists.)
Well ESPN Is in control of it Eddie...so your SEC will get at least 2 teams every year!!
The agreement will begin after the 2014 regular season (including January 2015) and continue through after the 2025 regular season (January 2026). It includes the national championship game and semifinals, as well as other bowl games that will be part of the rotation to host the semifinals. Combined with previous deals for the Rose, Sugar and Orange Bowls, the arrangement would provide ESPN with rights to all games that are involved in the new post-season arrangement to determine a college football national champion. The agreement was announced today by ESPN President John Skipper and Bill Hancock, Executive Director of the BCS and the future college football playoff.
Ill write the first 4 weeks if you want me to!!
Week one
Alabama vs WV
Oklahoma vs USC
LSU vs Oregon
Oregon st vs Kansas
Florida did well next year with FSU AND miami i think they get no GUFF from me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wash st vs Vandy
UCLA vs Oklahoma st
Ohio st vs California
Texas vs Michigan st
Need more examples of what i want???????????????
I gradated from Tulsa U...and WE dont need the money!!!!
Since when does the RICH care about the POOR??
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