Did Alabama, Clemson Break College Football?
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greenblood
New Fish
No. 95% of the other schools quit
creepycoug
Well-known poster
That's a hell of a recruiting pitch.
Really, the only thing you can use to recruit against them is, "You might not play."
The CFP ruined the sport.
ESPN ruined the sport.
greenblood
New Fish
The only thing the CFP did was expose the have nots. If that ruined college football, then sure.
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AtomicDawg
New Fish
Blaming the playoff is just something loser programs say. If uw always went to the playoff nobody would complain about it.
Winning your conference to watch all Americans and high end draft picks avoid contact in a meaningless game or just sit out the rose bowl would not solve anything.
When players start to sit out the playoffs college football is officially dead. We are not there yet. But it will happen someday.
CFP is designed to only allow the most resourced schools in. That's the problem with it. 4 teams is not a real playoff. Open it up to a sweet 16 and you have something.
montyfranklyn
New Fish
FremontTroll
New Fish
It’s also not true.
It’s not? He’s coached Bama since 2007 and won titles in 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017 and 2020. I guess you could make a case that a recruit who played only 3 years and left early wouldn’t have won a title but every recruiting class has won one.
FremontTroll
New Fish
Yes every recruiting class has won one. I was being pedantic.
Izzo’s streak of final fours every four years was more impressive though it broke in 2014.
Doog_de_Jour
New Fish
Take this discussion to the Hardcore Clemson bored!
http://twitter.com/finebaum/status/1354163858462662656?s=20
Probably the clearest look at how pathetic it has got here out west
Probably the clearest look at how pathetic it has got here out west
You have to regulate a sport and have a semblance of fairness. In other words, you can't just let the hillbilly schools, whOregon, and THE[/b] Ohio State cheat 24/7 without real consequences as Emmert has for ten years.
College football is highly regulated
Winners will always win but they won't always be the same team
Winners will always win but they won't always be the same team