CFB Playoffs

[supafreak84]

Great game last night with Bama coming back to beat Oklahoma. Miami and A&M in a dogfight this morning. I still think Notre Dame would have beaten any of these four teams if they would have been let in to the playoffs, but that's another conversation. Ole Miss and Oregon should roll later

[StickierBuns]

Watching the Miami-Texas AM game now, pretty good so far although very low scoring. Good CFP games and Green Bay at Chicago tonight.

[supafreak84]

Like I said earlier this year, Malachi Toney is Tyreek Hill 2.0

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Also, to jump back on the selection process, if the goal is to get the very best teams in the playoffs, then how can you justify having some conference winner that's not even ranked in the top 20 teams in the playoffs over a team like Notre Dame who could legitimately have won it all? Tulane is en route of getting curb stomped by Ole Miss and James Madison is just a sacrificial lamb that will probably lose by 4 TD's at Oregon tonight. Does anybody really want to see that happen in these games? I know I don't regardless of what happened to Notre Dame. College football needs to once again tweak things and I don't think continuing to add more teams is the right answer. 12 teams is fine, just take the best 12 teams regardless on if you did or did not win some bum ass conference title. Automatic qualifiers needs to come with some kind of caveat, like while you may have won your conference, if you aren't ranked as a top 15 team at seasons end, too bad. Nobody can say with a straight face that Tulane or James Madison are better teams than Notre Dame or BYU