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UCF vs Top 25

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Well then we fundamentally disagree. The NCAA tournament is great. The college football playoff is great. They don’t have the same goal. One is a tournament, one is about finding the best team.

 

This literally makes zero sense.

 

The NCAA Tournament isn’t designed to find out who the best team is, simply because it has more teams in it? Is that what you’re saying?

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The CFP is about rewarding the best team for the entirety of the season. That’s just how it is, like it or not.

 

So how does having more teams eligible change that.....

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This literally makes zero sense.

 

The NCAA Tournament isn’t designed to find out who the best team is, simply because it has more teams in it? Is that what you’re saying?

The NCAA Tournament by design names who is playing the best basketball in March. The CFP is about naming who played the best the whole year. This is isn’t rocket science. Look no further than the year we had a National Championship that pitted a 7 seed vs an 8 seed. Yeah it was cool for UK and UConn. Admittedly I didn’t pay attention to UConn that much, but UK was a dumpster fire that whole year. So yeah it’s great for the fans of those schools that make a magical run, but that’s not what college football is about. College football is about consistency and dominance. Every game matters. If you can’t see how these two things are different then I don’t know what else I can say.

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So how does having more teams eligible change that.....

Because it’s about the entirety of the season. Adding more teams allows team who didn’t do it for the entirety of the season, a “chance”. The reason college football is my favorite sport is because of the urgency each game brings and it starts week 1. You don’t get this in any other team sport at any level. It makes college football unique. I don’t want to see the unique nature of college football go away.

The NCAA Tournament by design names who is playing the best basketball in March. The CFP is about naming who played the best the whole year. This is isn’t rocket science. Look no further than the year we had a National Championship that pitted a 7 seed vs an 8 seed. Yeah it was cool for UK and UConn. Admittedly I didn’t pay attention to UConn that much, but UK was a dumpster fire that whole year. So yeah it’s great for the fans of those schools that make a magical run, but that’s not what college football is about. College football is about consistency and dominance. Every game matters. If you can’t see how these two things are different then I don’t know what else I can say.

 

Ive literally never in my life heard someone argue the NCAA tournament isn’t designed to name the best team in the country. So yeah, I don’t know what else to say either.

Because it’s about the entirety of the season. Adding more teams allows team who didn’t do it for the entirety of the season, a “chance”. The reason college football is my favorite sport is because of the urgency each game brings and it starts week 1. You don’t get this in any other team sport at any level. It makes college football unique. I don’t want to see the unique nature of college football go away.

 

So if we have five undefeated P5 conference winners and three other undefeated teams, only four deserve to get in?

Because it’s about the entirety of the season. Adding more teams allows team who didn’t do it for the entirety of the season, a “chance”.

 

Additionally, if UCF runs the table again, that’s back to back seasons, yet you say they don’t deserve to get in.

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Ive literally never in my life heard someone argue the NCAA tournament isn’t designed to name the best team in the country. So yeah, I don’t know what else to say either.

Well consider your mind illuminated. You’re welcome.

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So if we have five undefeated P5 conference winners and three other undefeated teams, only four deserve to get in?

Considering we’ve never had more than 1 in the 4 years of the playoffs, I think we’ll be alright.

Well consider your mind illuminated. You’re welcome.

 

L.O.L.

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Additionally, if UCF runs the table again, that’s back to back seasons, yet you say they don’t deserve to get in.

“They ain’t played nobody pawwwllll!”

Considering we’ve never had more than 4 in the 4 years of the playoffs, I think we’ll be alright.

 

That’s what I thought.

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That’s what I thought.

By the way I edited my post but I think you knew what I meant. Not sure I knew what you meant, but you have my guarantee if we ever come across the scenario where we have 5 undefeated conference champs that I will be all aboard the expansion train. Don’t hold your breath...

By the way I edited my post but I think you knew what I meant. Not sure I knew what you meant, but you have my guarantee if we ever come across the scenario where we have 5 undefeated conference champs that I will be all aboard the expansion train. Don’t hold your breath...

 

:thumb:

There have just been years where teams 5 and 6 had good cases to be in the playoff and deserved to be in, just not as much as the 4 who did make it.

 

Could Ohio State last year be the only reason you're saying this?

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