Would more playoff spots benefit Big 12?
the whole season is a playoff. Just win.
Would more playoff spots benefit Big 12?
Much like every post you make here. Maybe I should give you a bloody lip for boring everyone here.Pretty much a bunch of hot air.
He'd kill you, band nerd.Much like every post you make here. Maybe I should give you a bloody lip for boring everyone here.
so if the big 10 had a good year and received 3 spots would that not be good for them? If the sec received 5 spots that would still mean there are 7 other available spotsHe's probably thinking like some of us have been, and that is he probably doesn't want to see the SEC take 4-5 seats at the playoff table. More SEC teams means more dough for SEC.
Just a lot of posturing by all the teams/conferences not in the SEC. Look at the recent coalition of B1G/ACC/Pac XII. Pretty much a bunch of hot air.
Well until most of the remaining teams find a home it will be a conference.Dan Wetzel actually thinks the Big12 is going to survive? He's really upset that President Gee holds a trump card and he is crying about it. You can tell by him saying ransom that won't work and that he is an elitest.
Stalking me in this thread too? You need a hobby...something that doesn't involve men peeing on you.He'd kill you, band nerd.
All true, but I feel most conferences are envious of the SEC, and probably rightfully so, due to their dominance for the last many years. They just don't want to see them dominate further, and mainly not dominate the money. I believe that to be their biggest fear.so if the big 10 had a good year and received 3 spots would that not be good for them? If the sec received 5 spots that would still mean there are 7 other available spots
Would more playoff spots benefit Big 12?
The SEC should never have tried to game the system. They and those crying have no one to blame but themselves for what has transpired after the backstabbing.so if the big 10 had a good year and received 3 spots would that not be good for them? If the sec received 5 spots that would still mean there are 7 other available spots
probably so just like the big 12 will probably leverage Texas and Oklahoma's possible early exit against espn for a better long term deal.Probably leveraging playoff expansion against ESPN - not a bad move.
The sec has always been gaming the system. Like it or not an expanded playoff would benefit the big 12. Once Texas and Oklahoma leave all the blue bloods are gone. It will be much easier for a big 12 team to make the playoffs when there are 12 slots as opposed to 4. Until the Big 12 dissolves they need to try and find away to make it as relevant as possible. A 12 team playoff gives the big 12 conference a decent shot at getting a playoff spot. The Big 12 has always been unstable and nothing will change on that front. Until everyone has a place to go might as well create the best situation as possible.The SEC should never have tried to game the system. They and those crying have no one to blame but themselves for what has transpired after the backstabbing.
Ou and Texas are still going to make more money either wayGee is playing this correctly. The SEC sold UT and OU on an expanded playoff to maintain their access while increasing their yearly revenue.
Keeping the playoffs at 4 screws over the SEC and OU unless somehow someone "finds" a spot for WVU.
Yes. Big 12 could make the playoffs if extended to 12 and gives SEC or BIG 10 first round wins.
Would more playoff spots benefit Big 12?
Gee is playing this correctly. The SEC sold UT and OU on an expanded playoff to maintain their access while increasing their yearly revenue.
Keeping the playoffs at 4 screws over the SEC and OU unless somehow someone "finds" a spot for WVU.
Like it or not, the playoff will expand, but NOT in the way the SEC thought it would. It won't be controlled by the network that holds the SEC. It will have conference participation limits.The sec has always been gaming the system. Like it or not an expanded playoff would benefit the big 12. Once Texas and Oklahoma leave all the blue bloods are gone. It will be much easier for a big 12 team to make the playoffs when there are 12 slots as opposed to 4. Until the Big 12 dissolves they need to try and find away to make it as relevant as possible. A 12 team playoff gives the big 12 conference a decent shot at getting a playoff spot. The Big 12 has always been unstable and nothing will change on that front. Until everyone has a place to go might as well create the best situation as possible.
There will be other bidders for the CFP inventory as well. All conferences not named SEC will push hard for that.Like it or not, the playoff will expand, but NOT in the way the SEC thought it would. It won't be controlled by the network that holds the SEC. It will have conference participation limits.
There probably won't be 12 slots anymore and letting more SEC schools in does not benefit the BIG 12 at all. Just means more SEC schools are pushed.
What would benefit the BIG 12 is if the BIG 12 continues on as a power status conference and is guaranteed a spot in the playoff. There could be 6 or 8 teams in to facilitate this.
No conference is guaranteed a spot now. An expanded playoff would benefit the big 12. Espn is a monopoly. They pretty much dominate the college football landscape and unless something drastically changes they will continue to do so. What you're advocating would hurt wvu and the remaining big 12 members.Like it or not, the playoff will expand, but NOT in the way the SEC thought it would. It won't be controlled by the network that holds the SEC. It will have conference participation limits.
There probably won't be 12 slots anymore and letting more SEC schools in does not benefit the BIG 12 at all. Just means more SEC schools are pushed.
What would benefit the BIG 12 is if the BIG 12 continues on as a power status conference and is guaranteed a spot in the playoff. There could be 6 or 8 teams in to facilitate this.
This is one scenario. Doubt it will go to 12. 8 seems to be what we are mostly hearing. 5 P5, Best G5 2 at large with limit of 1 per conference.Facilitate five power conference champions including the BIG 12 and one additional team, or make it so that the five power conference teams champions are in, and there are 3 at large spots including the top G5 conference.
That way you could have
1 BIG 12
1 Big Ten
1 SEC
1 ACC
1 PAC
then best of G5
ND (if eligible)
one other P5 runner up.
Im sure ESPN with all their resources will play a role but other networks like Fox, CBS, maybe Turner, NBC will as well.No conference is guaranteed a spot now. An expanded playoff would benefit the big 12. Espn is a monopoly. They pretty much dominate the college football landscape and unless something drastically changes they will continue to do so. What you're advocating would hurt wvu and the remaining big 12 members.
I disagree. Only way WVU makes the playoffs even at 12 teams is for them to win the conference and go undefeated. (Hyperthetical) So the P4-5 conf get their respective champion in the CFB, SEC gets 6 in on top of the conf champs. Already 9-10 slots are taken. Add another B1G and P12 school and possibly a G5 undefeated conf champion and all 12 slots are filled.The sec has always been gaming the system. Like it or not an expanded playoff would benefit the big 12. Once Texas and Oklahoma leave all the blue bloods are gone. It will be much easier for a big 12 team to make the playoffs when there are 12 slots as opposed to 4. Until the Big 12 dissolves they need to try and find away to make it as relevant as possible. A 12 team playoff gives the big 12 conference a decent shot at getting a playoff spot. The Big 12 has always been unstable and nothing will change on that front. Until everyone has a place to go might as well create the best situation as possible.
Wvu and the remaining big 12 teams have a better chance of making a the playoffs with 12 slots then they then have with 4. Why don't you look back through the years going into championship weekend and tell me how many undefeated teams there are. Most of the teams that are ranked around 12 have 2 losses. A one loss team in this new constructed big 12 would have a good chance with a 12 team playoff and virtually no chance with a 4 team playoff.I disagree. Only way WVU makes the playoffs even at 12 teams is for them to win the conference and go undefeated. (Hyperthetical) So the P4-5 conf get their respective champion in the CFB, SEC gets 6 in on top of the conf champs. Already 9-10 slots are taken. Add another B1G and P12 school and possibly a G5 undefeated conf champion and all 12 slots are filled.
None of those networks are on the same level as Espn. Nbc Sports is shutting down the nbc sports network. The fox sports network has been struggling couldn't even land the 2nd half of the new nhl contract. Like it or not espn is the king of the college sports world.Im sure ESPN with all their resources will play a role but other networks like Fox, CBS, maybe Turner, NBC will as well.
I agree.This is one scenario. Doubt it will go to 12. 8 seems to be what we are mostly hearing. 5 P5, Best G5 2 at large with limit of 1 per conference.
Could this be the reason Gee is positioning his thinking? A limit on # from a single conference would even up the landscape.
I disagree, his leverage is strong and with Lyons and Luck, they are leading a power surge.But the problem is that an expanded playoff is what benefits the B12/WVU, so all he can really do is saber-rattle for now.
If the B12 expands with lower tier teams, Gee will be forced to go along with an expanded playoff, regardless. So his leverage isnt that strong....but perhaps the threat is enough.
It might be enough for ESPN to push WVU on the ACC, perhaps.
Acc doesn't want the Mountaineers.But the problem is that an expanded playoff is what benefits the B12/WVU, so all he can really do is saber-rattle for now.
If the B12 expands with lower tier teams, Gee will be forced to go along with an expanded playoff, regardless. So his leverage isnt that strong....but perhaps the threat is enough.
It might be enough for ESPN to push WVU on the ACC, perhaps.
I like your enthusiasm but do you really think a revamped Big XII will have more than one or two teams ranked in the top 15?Wvu and the remaining big 12 teams have a better chance of making a the playoffs with 12 slots then they then have with 4. Why don't you look back through the years going into championship weekend and tell me how many undefeated teams there are. Most of the teams that are ranked around 12 have 2 losses. A one loss team in this new constructed big 12 would have a good chance with a 12 team playoff and virtually no chance with a 4 team playoff.
YesI like your enthusiasm but do you really think a revamped Big XII will have more than one or two teams ranked in the top 15?
Everyone already knows how the ranking system works. I would not be surprised to see at least 6-8 SEC teams ranked in the top 15 every year.
Go back and look at the rankings over the last couple of years and you will see that members of the big 12 not named Texas and Oklahoma would have been in position to make the playoffs if it was a 12 team playoff. Now if its 8 that isn't the case and if its 4 forget about it. You have to look at were these teams were ranked going into championship weekend. Btw I looked at the final ranking over the last couple of years and for the most part the sec only had 3 teams ranked in the final 12 after the national championship game. They did have a good year in 2019 when five teams were in the final 12 but that's not the case in recent memory.I like your enthusiasm but do you really think a revamped Big XII will have more than one or two teams ranked in the top 15?
Everyone already knows how the ranking system works. I would not be surprised to see at least 6-8 SEC teams ranked in the top 15 every year.