2023 College Football Playoff

The committee got it wrong by replacing FSU with Alabama.  I feel terrible for the Seminoles.   :(

Meanwhile (as expected) the biggest advocate for SEC football said the committee got it right, per Paul Finebaum.  

His response to FSU being snubbed was pathetic and illogical.

Per Paul Finebaum "FSU and their fans can go enjoy a nice bowl and everybody will be happy with that.  And if this was next year, they would be in the playoffs"

That's not an argument.  I hate the SEC bias and snobbish retorts.  

1. Wash

2. Mich

3. Tex

4. FSU

That's exactly how it should have been.  Period.

 
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I agree. Think 6 would be plenty, but you know people always want to go big.
It’s like people don’t understand math. 
 

8 teams. Two 4 team brackets. 
 

And it’s enough that there shouldn’t be any serious arguments about who gets in. 
 

People make this so hard. You don’t need playin games. 

 
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It’s like people don’t understand math. 
 

8 teams. Two 4 team brackets. 
 

And it’s enough that there shouldn’t be any serious arguments about who gets in. 
 

People make this so hard. 


:yeah

Eight has been my preference for years.  And it's about as clean as you can get this year.  Five conference champions plus the three most-deserving runner-ups.

#1 Michigan v #8 Oregon

#4 Alabama v #5 Florida State

#3 Texas v #6 Georgia

#2 Washington v #7 Ohio State

 
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