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

[Jack Straw]

Mercy rule

 

[snipes]

Wow huge run for another Ohio State TD

31-0

 

[Tony Romo]

this is a grade A ass whooping.

 

[End of Line]

They’re not dead yet keep going

 

[GKJ]

Ohio State has run 25 plays, and the longest drive was the field goal

 

[DaveG]

Well, definitely didn't have this game being a clown pounding ahead of time

 

[Tony Romo]

Oregon and Dan Lanning may have been playing for clicks!

 

[BMOK33]

Well, definitely didn't have this game being a clown pounding ahead of time

The way Oregon looked vs PSU was a bit of an indicator they might not be as good as their record for sure

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

Ooof Oregon wth man

 

[GKJ]

I don’t think anyone expected the only undefeated team to have the worst performance.

 

[Tony Romo]

When does Ohio State put in the second string?

 

[End of Line]

Keep dominating them boys

 

[Nogatco Rd]

Something about the name Dillon Gabriel just screams good college qb who will never take a snap in the nfl

 

[GKJ]

Something about the name Dillon Gabriel just screams good college qb who will never take a snap in the nfl

Bo Nix's success will get him drafted. Don't know where I'd place him. I'd rather have him than Spencer Rattler on my roster.

 

[Tony Romo]

I see the Oregon fans have left the thread

 

[Nogatco Rd]

Is it just me or does Dillon Gabriel look a little like Easton Cowan? Playing about the same too

 

[SJSharksfan39]

Just saw the score. Oregon is getting blown out, does this mean they don't deserve to be in the tournament? Seems like that was the argument after the first round.

 

[GKJ]

Just saw the score. Oregon is getting blown out, does this mean they don't deserve to be in the tournament? Seems like that was the argument after the first round.

Obviously not, but if the 4 teams with byes get swept, they will definitely reconsider those being reserved for conference champions. Though, don't know how they would apply to the only team who went undefeated, they'd still be #1

 

[End of Line]

Ducks got away with some major holding there but whatever

 

[GKJ]

Right call to go for 2. At least Oregon gets the ball, too.

 

[Nogatco Rd]

Obviously not, but if the 4 teams with byes get swept, they will definitely reconsider those being reserved for conference champions. Though, don't know how they would apply to the only team who went undefeated, they'd still be #1

I think they’re moreso concerned with blowouts than just outright losses. They lose money when people are tuned out by halftime so they’ll do what they have to do to try to get the weaker teams facing each other in the first round.

As you mentioned, none of this really affects or is affected by Oregon, who would be a top seed regardless of seeding methodology

 

[GKJ]

I think they’re moreso concerned with blowouts than just outright losses. They lose money when people are tuned out by halftime so they’ll do what they have to do to try to get the weaker teams facing each other in the first round.

As you mentioned, none of this really affects or is affected by Oregon, who would be a top seed regardless of seeding methodology

Blowouts was already a problem with a 4-team playoff. There’s not much you can do with that unless you have something like when Oklahoma would get in and get their asses handed to them every year and they just have to consider that the conference isn’t any good. Probably why they left.

Teams who are getting in now would otherwise be teams you’d be looking at to make a move next year, such as Tennessee or Clemson or even Indiana. It’s just a year too early. Teams who are ranked 10th you wouldn’t normally consider as national championship contenders. But the #10 team should absolutely be in a 12-team field.

 

[Nogatco Rd]

Blowouts was already a problem with a 4-team playoff. There’s not much you can do with that unless you have something like when Oklahoma would get in and get their asses handed to them every year and they just have to consider that the conference isn’t any good. Probably why they left.

Teams who are getting in now would otherwise be teams you’d be looking at to make a move next year, such as Tennessee or Clemson or even Indiana. It’s just a year too early. Teams who are ranked 10th you wouldn’t normally consider as national championship contenders. But the #10 team should absolutely be in a 12-team field.

Not talking about switching up the teams, just shuffling the seeds so you get more competitive matchups in week 1

 

[Tony Romo]

Blowouts was already a problem with a 4-team playoff. There’s not much you can do with that unless you have something like when Oklahoma would get in and get their asses handed to them every year and they just have to consider that the conference isn’t any good. Probably why they left.

Teams who are getting in now would otherwise be teams you’d be looking at to make a move next year, such as Tennessee or Clemson or even Indiana. It’s just a year too early. Teams who are ranked 10th you wouldn’t normally consider as national championship contenders. But the #10 team should absolutely be in a 12-team field.

With NIL, I think we can have a rather deep playoff. It just may take some time to get it fully done. recruits seeing schools like SMU make the playoffs, who can also pay may help.

 

[Tony Romo]

Ohio State trying to one up Texas?