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A bit of Data to share
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A bit of Data to share


Nov 30, 2018, 8:52 AM

Below is a list of the final Committee rankings since the start of the CFP. It looks to me, if you were to draw a line after the 8th team that you would have a group that includes most of the teams that have a chance to win. If you want to be more conservative you could look at 12, but I don't think that you gain anything by doing that.

FINAL COMMITTEE RANKINGS CFP ERA

2014
1 Alabama 11-1
2 Oregon 11-1
3 TCU 10-1
4 Florida State 12-0
5 Ohio State 11-1
6 Baylor 10-1
7 Arizona 10-2
8 Michigan State 10-2
9 Kansas State 9-2
10 Mississippi State 10-2
11 Georgia Tech 10-2
12 Mississippi 9-3

2015
1 Clemson 13-0
2 Alabama 12-1
3 Michigan State 12-1
4 Oklahoma 11-1
5 Iowa 12-1
6 Stanford 11-2
7 Ohio State 11-1
8 Notre Dame 10-2
9 Florida State 10-2
10 North Carolina 11-2
11 TCU 10-2
12 Ole Miss 9-3

2016
1 Alabama 13-0
2 Clemson 12-1
3 Ohio State 11-1
4 Washington 12-1
5 Penn State 11-2
6 Michigan 10-2
7 Oklahoma 10-2
8 Wisconsin 10-3
9 Southern California 9-3
10 Colorado 10-3
11 Florida State 9-3
12 Oklahoma State 9-3

2017 (diff source w/out records sorry)
1. Clemson
2. Oklahoma
3. Georgia
4. Alabama
5. Ohio State
6. Wisconsin
7. Auburn
8. USC
9. Penn State
10. Miami
11. Washington
12. UCF

2018 as of 11/30/18
1 Alabama 12-0
2 Clemson 12-0
3 Notre Dame 12-0
4 Georgia 11-1
5 Oklahoma 11-1
6 Ohio State 11-1
7 Michigan 10-2
8 Central Florida 11-0
9 Florida 9-3
10 LSU 9-3
11 Washington 9-3
12 Penn State 9-3


  Based on the data above would you    [Results]
 
Stay at 4
Move to 8
Go to 12
Go to a bigger number?
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5 Conference Champs and 3 at large


Nov 30, 2018, 9:09 AM

Takes away the right for any team to ever complain that it's unfair - even if you get left out because the 3 at large are all from the SEC. It takes the power out of the hands of a committee and allows every team in the power 5 to PLAY their way in - win your conference.

It is also very possible (and quite likely) that a team can be the 2nd best team in their conference and still be a top 4 or 8 team in the nation. Keep the committee in tact and let them choose these 3 at large teams and set up the bracket.

Very similar to the NFL with division champs and wild card teams - and I've never heard a complaint about that.

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I dislike guaranteed conference spots


Nov 30, 2018, 9:15 AM

That would encourage teams to schedule crappy OOC games because it doesn't matter who they beat as long as they win their conference. Although I could be over-thinking it, because if you schedule and win big OOC games, then you could get an at-large bid. Really you'd have to go hard one way or the other. Either really easy OOC games and focus on conference, or really hard OOC games and use those as leverage.

If you are going to give the conference champs guaranteed spots, then every conference needs a drastic overhaul. Everybody needs to adopt the Big 12 conference system and we need to go to 6 total "power" conferences and then 2 at large bids. That way we don't increase the number of games in a season.

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I disagree


Nov 30, 2018, 9:21 AM

I think it would allow the teams to schedule harder, more competitive, OOC games. Right now if we had Ohio St. and Oklahoma on our regular season schedule and lost both of those games we would be out of the playoffs.... If the conference champs get an auto bid then we could schedule those teams (and hypothetically lose), win the conference, and still know we are going to the playoffs.

I think the system right now discourages teams (especially in the SEC) from playing hard regular season OOC games.

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Re: A bit of Data to share


Nov 30, 2018, 9:19 AM

In 2014 Alabama played #4 Ohio State and #2 Oregon played #3 FSU. I believe the rankings you have shown was before the conference championship week.

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