I want to see if this is possible

[Dudd]

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Easy way to have a legitimate national championship:



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What is easy about that? That is a total overhaul of College football, that is not easy.

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True, but if it were to happen (and it won't), it would make college football the best spectator sport in the world by far.

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Your solution still includes some of the problems of the current system. For example, Utah is in your B division out west. So even under your system, Utah wouldn't have had a shot. Now, you can say that they would have the opportunity to advance to the top league the next year, but that still screws last year's team and promotes a vasty inferior team the next. We already have a viable playoff structure, it's called Divisions 1-AA through III.

[jstnrgrs]

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Easy way to have a legitimate national championship:



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What is easy about that? That is a total overhaul of College football, that is not easy.

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True, but if it were to happen (and it won't), it would make college football the best spectator sport in the world by far.

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Your solution still includes some of the problems of the current system. For example, Utah is in your B division out west. So even under your system, Utah wouldn't have had a shot. Now, you can say that they would have the opportunity to advance to the top league the next year, but that still screws last year's team and promotes a vasty inferior team the next. We already have a viable playoff structure, it's called Divisions 1-AA through III.

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Well, Utah would have a chance at a calss B championship, but yes, I see you point, the way division II and III so it is great. It's just that it is the same as every other sport, and I think it would be good to do something different.

A playoff would be much simpler to implement, and I would be quite happy it they did it.

[Pudge714]

You sir have entirely too much time on your hands.