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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals" data-source="post: 131682926" data-attributes="member: 1759980">As usual, I prefer to let the numbers do the talking (they’re not irrational and biased like fans from every school):2015Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, Ohio State2016Clemson, Alabama, Michigan State, Oklahoma2017Alabama, Clemson, Washington, Ohio State2018Clemson, Oklahoma, Georgia, Alabama2019Alabama, Clemson, Oklahoma, Notre Dame2020LSU, Ohio State, Clemson, Oklahoma2021Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Notre DameAlabama has been in the playoffs 5 of the 6 years because they belong.Clemson has been in 5 of the 6 years for the same reason.Oklahoma has been in 4 years.Ohio State has been in 4 of 6 years.Notre Dame has been in twice.LSU has been in once (2020).Georgia has been in once.Washington has been in once.Florida State has been in once.Michigan State has been in once.That’s 10 teams taking up ALL 24 spots.No WVU. No Southern Cal. No Auburn. No Michigan.Might as well let those 10 teams form the National Playoff Conference and have a 9-game schedule to determine the national title after they play 3 non-conference games to whip the pretenders.No system will knock those teams out or let other teams in unless you water it down so that rinky-dink teams can get in, like a participation trophy.The problem is not the playoff system. The problem is that 10 teams have kept out 300 other teams because they are better. Should we require Alabama to only play its 2nd team to give everyone else a chance?You're looking at the wrong "fixes." Fix the quality of the other programs if you want them to make the national playoffs, including WVU, which got its shot in 1988 and 1993 under Nehlen and should have had a shot under Rich but he blew the Pitt game with an injured Pat White who couldn't even complete a pass into the end zone while in the red zone that would have pulled the game out at the end. 9-13 is our 9/11 in football!</blockquote>

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