Actually, it was born from running moonshine.
I thought it was from that movie with Burt Reynolds, The Flying Nun, the country singer, the bloodhound and the one and only Jackie Gleason.
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Actually, it was born from running moonshine.
I thought it was from that movie with Burt Reynolds, The Flying Nun, the country singer, the bloodhound and the one and only Jackie Gleason.
Why do you want all those other sports to be like CFB? Why do you hate uniqueness comrade?If NASCAR determined their champion through a system like the BCS...Dale Jr would have at least 12 championships. (Crowd favorite but NEVER comes through)
If MLB determined their champion through a system like the BCS...the Cardinals wouldn't have 11 championships. (NO ONE picked them!)
If the World Cup was determined through a system like the BCS...the USA would actually have a championship.
I say championships are earned on the field...not through Harris ratings, coaches polls, and subjective debate.
For most of us who have been against playoffs from the very beginning this question is like you asking if we'd like to have sex with our mom or our sister.
It never does. Playoff proponents tend to forget that the BCS is their fault..I'm thinking this thread didnt go the way he had envisioned
It never does. Playoff proponents tend to forget that the BCS is their fault..
Time to put the pipe down and rethink this......
Ok I put the pipe down ...thought for a second yes just one.
I came to the conclusion.
NO PLAYOFFS EVER
So true. I liked things the way they were under the conference tie-in system. Typically, several of the marquee bowls had MNC implications. The BCS effectively reduced it to one game.
I agree. Time was that the major bowl game match-ups worked out as a de facto playoff system. In 1965, no. 3 NU would have won the MNC by defeating no.4 Alabama in the OB as both no.1 MSU and no.2 Arkansas were beaten earlier in the day. In '70 things worked out differently as eventual NC NU (no.3) beat no.6 LSU after both the #1 Sips and #2 tOSU had lost their bowl games. The "playoffs" were all done the same day, and invariably the top 8 teams were pitted against comparable rivals.
But somehow a playoff game would have people killing each other for tickets and just think, they would have keep killing until their team lost.
I agree. Time was that the major bowl game match-ups worked out as a de facto playoff system. In 1965, no. 3 NU would have won the MNC by defeating no.4 Alabama in the OB as both no.1 MSU and no.2 Arkansas were beaten earlier in the day. In '70 things worked out differently as eventual NC NU (no.3) beat no.6 LSU after both the #1 Sips and #2 tOSU had lost their bowl games. The "playoffs" were all done the same day, and invariably the top 8 teams were pitted against comparable rivals.
It really was a de facto playoff when you think about it. In 1982, NU entered New Year's Day at #4. #2 Georgia and #3 Alabama both lost, opening the door for Nebraska to beat #1 Clemson and claim the MNC. I also had no problem with split titles. Both the AP and UPI/Coach's Polls were legit titles adding even more drama to the bowl season. As far as I'm concenred, they tried to fix what wasn't broken.