“CFBU”

ralphiewvu said:
False, truthfully I was going to see if I could go Year without this place. But with so much happening in CFB and my team pretty Much fucked i decided to put in my idea.

But I would never dump you for anyone else sugar.
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You got 120 days in County, didn’t you?
 
Oh, look… saying what I’ve been saying forever.

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ELTEXAN said:
1. Kill the ncaa. Start a new league, “COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNION.”
2. CFBU organizing 64 member schools into four 16-team divisions.
3. Each division plays a nine-game division schedule.
4. The division schedule is set up into a four-team-pods OR three-permanent-rivals scheme.
5. The two teams in each division with the best intra-div records play in a DCG (divisional championship game) to decide Divisional Champ.
6. 8 or 12-team CFBU playoff.
7. Four Division champions are guaranteed the four top seeds in the CFBU Playoffs.
Remaining playoff slots go to the next top ranked teams decided by the rankings of some (AP/CFP/BCS-type/ or some new CFBU) ranking scheme.
8. Quarterfinals (and play-in round in a 12-team playoff scheme) cannot feature divisional opponents.
OPTIONAL:
9. No more than 3 teams from any division in an 8-team playoff. No more than 4 teams from any division in a 12-team playoff.
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ELTEXAN said:
1. Kill the ncaa. Start a new league, “COLLEGE FOOTBALL UNION.”
2. CFBU organizing 64 member schools into four 16-team divisions.
3. Each division plays a nine-game division schedule.
4. The division schedule is set up into a four-team-pods OR three-permanent-rivals scheme.
5. The two teams in each division with the best intra-div records play in a DCG (divisional championship game) to decide Divisional Champ.
6. 8 or 12-team CFBU playoff.
7. Four Division champions are guaranteed the four top seeds in the CFBU Playoffs.
Remaining playoff slots go to the next top ranked teams decided by the rankings of some (AP/CFP/BCS-type/ or some new CFBU) ranking scheme.
8. Quarterfinals (and play-in round in a 12-team playoff scheme) cannot feature divisional opponents.
OPTIONAL:
9. No more than 3 teams from any division in an 8-team playoff. No more than 4 teams from any division in a 12-team playoff.
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How about 8 divisions full of 8 teams? 1 crossover per other divisions and you play the corresponding team based on where you finished in your division. So the team that finished 5th in their division last year would play the 5 other teams that finished 5th in their division last year and so on for all the other 7 teams. Remove teams scheduling themselves.

14 game season. No division championships. Top 2 move on to playoff, plus the top 4 highest ranked at large for a 32 team bracket. Or I guess you could do top of each division plus 2 highest ranked at large for 16 teams.

I have solved CFB.

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The more teams let into the playoffs, the lower the Gators fall.

Lets go back to 2 teams.
 
Blackshirts BLVD said:
How about 8 divisions full of 8 teams? 1 crossover per other divisions and you play the corresponding team based on where you finished in your division. So the team that finished 5th in their division last year would play the 5 other teams that finished 5th in their division last year and so on for all the other 7 teams. Remove teams scheduling themselves.

14 game season. No division championships. Top 2 move on to playoff, plus the top 4 highest ranked at large for a 32 team bracket. Or I guess you could do top of each division plus 2 highest ranked at large for 16 teams.

I have solved CFB.

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East Coast Conference (ECC) - Miami, UF, FSU, GTech, UGA, South Carolina, Clemson, Duke

Southeastern Conference (SEC)- LSU, Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss St, Vandy, Tennessee, Wake

Northeastern Conference (NEC) - Penn St, Pitt, WVU, Syracuse, Va Tech, UVA, UNC, NCSt

Mideast Conference (MEC) - Msu, Michigan, Ohio St, Cincy, Louisville, Kenutcky, Maryland, Rutgers

Midwest Conference (MWC) - Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Notre Dame, Purdue, Indiana, Northwestern

Great Plains Conference (GPC) or Northwestern Conference (NWC) for symmetry - Colorado, Kansas, Kansas St, Nebraska, Mizzou, Oklahoma, Okie St, ISU

Southwest Conference (SWC) - TTech, Texas, A&M, TCU, Baylor, SMU, Arkansas, Houston

West Coast Conference (WCC) - Washington, Oregon, USC, UCLA, Utah, Arizona, ASU, BYU
 
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I'm solving it. Right here. Right now.

Remember when dumbasses tried to say the BCS "makes the regular season like a playoff." (It didn't actually and it shouldn't have because a regular season should be like .... wait for it .... a regular season!)

Here we can actually make the regular season "like a playoff".

In a playoff, you lose and your season is over. That's what we will do here. Almost like Survivor Football.

You play in Week 1. Whoever loses, their season is over. Whoever wins gets to play in Week 2 and so on.

Until only one team is left standing and they are the champions of the "regular season is like a playoff".
 
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