Need to go on the record here for posterity that a 12 team CFP will ultimately ruin the sport. “The Game” went from deciding the national champ in 2023 to meaning nothing in 2024. A two loss team won the natty for the second time since 1960 (the other being 2007 which could possibly be the weirdest - ThreadSky

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Need to go on the record here for posterity that a 12 team CFP will ultimately ruin the sport. “The Game” went from deciding the national champ in 2023 to meaning nothing in 2024. A two loss team won the natty for the second time since 1960 (the other being 2007 which could possibly be the weirdest

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hillcollin8.bsky.social•37 days ago

season in sports history). We’re going to slowly find out that regular season college football means nothing in a sport that was built on the regular season. Rivalries will carry less meaning. Beating your rival will no longer knock them out of their title hopes. Beating them won’t move your

hillcollin8.bsky.social•37 days ago

teams bracket ranking much. Conference titles are useless so winning every game means nothing. The snowball of that will be games like a Happy Valley White Out will no longer mean much if anything to the outcome of the season. Students will be less involved and care less. The only significant

hillcollin8.bsky.social•37 days ago

stretch of the season will take place when students have left campuses. Over time, regular season college football will become Blue Bloods beating FCS teams then getting ready of the CFP. No more Chick Fil A Kickoff of note. No more big home at home series. The two pro sports with an identity

hillcollin8.bsky.social•37 days ago

crisis are the two that have regular seasons that mean nothing to the outcome of the season - the MLB and the NBA. College football is well on its way towards their same failures. College football will start to resemble minor league NFL more than anything. Mourning is useless because the CFP

hillcollin8.bsky.social•37 days ago

will only ever double down on their own creation and expand the bracket instead of shrink it back to fewer teams. The death of college football has begun.

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