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Originally Posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
There's one underlying motivation for a playoff: It's how we decide champions in the United States. And it's the only way to decide champions when it's not possible to have every team play every other team (as some european soccer leagues do).
There's one underlying motivation against a playoff: Money--the bowls want to keep it, the BCS wants to keep it, and the NCAA, including all the other teams, want to spread it more evenly.
Anything else is intellectual masturbation and self-interested justification.
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We need January madness. All the teams meet in places like New Orleans, Memphis, and Syracuse to play three games of football a week. Top 64 teams, just so we can be sure there's not a sleeper out there.
Think what a boon it will be for the healthcare system! I hope the football players aren't capitated.
