Hollywoodnash
TO THE DEATH
My playoff system leaves the current bowl system intact.
A 16 team playoff played over a period of 4 weeks.
The 11 conference winners get automatic bids. There are 5 at large bids which can be given to the 5 highest ranked teams in the BCS that did not win their conference. (This gives them a reason to keep the BCS so no one gets their feelings hurt ).
The other 30 bowl games are just left where they're at and the other 60 teams can have their day in the spotlight.
Over a period of 3 weeks, 16 teams are dwindled down to 2 culminating in the BCS national title game.
Now, how hard is that. The NCAA would make more money because it would have it's marquee teams playing for 4 straight weeks. It adds no additional weeks to the bowl season like they claim a playoff would and the BCS gets 5 spots to insert the teams they feel are worthy despite not winning their conference, or Notre Dame.
It's just that simple.
A 16 team playoff played over a period of 4 weeks.
The 11 conference winners get automatic bids. There are 5 at large bids which can be given to the 5 highest ranked teams in the BCS that did not win their conference. (This gives them a reason to keep the BCS so no one gets their feelings hurt ).
The other 30 bowl games are just left where they're at and the other 60 teams can have their day in the spotlight.
Over a period of 3 weeks, 16 teams are dwindled down to 2 culminating in the BCS national title game.
Now, how hard is that. The NCAA would make more money because it would have it's marquee teams playing for 4 straight weeks. It adds no additional weeks to the bowl season like they claim a playoff would and the BCS gets 5 spots to insert the teams they feel are worthy despite not winning their conference, or Notre Dame.
It's just that simple.