NCAA GDT: The 2024-25 EXPANDED College Football Playoff: the New Revolution

[Tony Romo]

Round 1 is a shining example of why 12 teams is too many and why there should be no more expansion. I expect Arizona State and Boise State to get destroyed next.

I’m biased, but I think Boise state may win?

 

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[Boss Man Hughes]

Tennessee is garbage. Why would they be tough? Michigan was a better team.

 

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Tennessee is garbage. Why would they be tough? Michigan was a better team.

Don’t come at me. Go after the propaganda spewed by eSECpn.

 

[Sean Garrity]

Round 1 is a shining example of why 12 teams is too many and why there should be no more expansion. I expect Arizona State and Boise State to get destroyed next.

I don’t mind it, March madness is similar and again gives those teams in the top 4 more of an advantage.

Too many garbage teams in the playoffs. Indiana should not have been in the playoffs once the QB was hurt. Miami would have given teams more trouble than half the teams in it.

Indiana’s QB wasn’t hurt I don’t think? The committee has considered QB injuries in the past, I forget who it was but they pretty much got left out because their starting QB got hurt.

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

I don’t mind it, March madness is similar and again gives those teams in the top 4 more of an advantage.

Indiana’s QB wasn’t hurt I don’t think? The committee has considered QB injuries in the past, I forget who it was but they pretty much got left out because their starting QB got hurt.

I believe Indiana's QB was hurt in the last game. Didn't see the game so i didn't konw he was able to play. I believe it was Central Florida that was screwed when their QB had his knee destroyed making a stupid move running the ball. Idiot should have slid instead of trying to make a few unnecessary extra yards.

 

[Tony Romo]

@End of Line i think we see each other in the semis

 

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@End of Line i think we see each other in the semis

The spirits of General Grant & General Sherman is flowing through us right now

 

[Nogatco Rd]

12 teams is fine. Pick the right teams.

SMU and Indiana were not ready.

Or if they wanna include these shitty teams at least have them play vs each other in the first round so we get a decent game out of them before the winner gets summarily buttraped by an actual legit team in the 2nd round

 

[Nogatco Rd]

Indiana’s QB wasn’t hurt I don’t think? The committee has considered QB injuries in the past, I forget who it was but they pretty much got left out because their starting QB got hurt.

Florida State last year.

It wasn’t just the QB getting hurt though, it was how brutal the team looked with their freshman backup vs #15 Louisville in the ACC championship game. 8/21 for 55 yards 0 TD’s in a 16-6 win.

 

[GKJ]

Rourke missed one game and it was a game they won. That was not a factor.

 

[Tony Romo]

Oregon - Ohio State 2 is going to be super fun.

 

[Tony Romo]

I’m also excited to see Notre Dame and Georgia just beat each other up for 4 quarters.

 

[GKJ]

Current lines:
Faculty -10.5
Texas -14
Ohio State -2.5
Notre Dame -1.5

 

[Tony Romo]

Current lines:
Faculty -10.5
Texas -14
Ohio State -2.5
Notre Dame -1.5

that's a spicy Texas line, damn.

 

[GKJ]

that's a spicy Texas line, damn.

When you’re a hot team like Arizona State, having a month off isn’t conducive for maintaining your form.

 

[southsideIrish]

I’m also excited to see Notre Dame and Georgia just beat each other up for 4 quarters.

That's going to be a rock fight. Someone will get a safety in overtime and win 12-10.

 

[Reality Check]

There will be plenty of overreaction as every single game was a dud.

But it's also been a bad year of college football.

 

[End of Line]

Continually bleaching his hair over the years has clearly seeped into his brain

Keep the SEC pity dick in your mouth

 

[John Price]

ESPN's College Football Playoff coverage makes for a miserable, negative experience

ESPN spent the first weekend of the College Football Playoff bashing underdogs, criticizing fans, and living in the negative.

awfulannouncing.com

 

[Unholy Diver]

There will be plenty of overreaction as every single game was a dud.

But it's also been a bad year of college football.

Was it just a bad year, or was it the start of a new trend? Is this going to be the new normal with the NIL stuff and the transfer portal?

 

[Tony Romo]

Was it just a bad year, or was it the start of a new trend? Is this going to be the new normal with the NIL stuff and the transfer portal?

I think it's a new trend. You're going to have some very rich boosters of schools want to try and see their school win games. Ole Miss last year, Texas Tech this year.