More committee gobbledygook

One of our favorite talking heads gives us this.

I don’t understand the need for this. I also don’t believe the committee watches film for days.

Good grief … just go back to a BCS style formula to select the teams and get rid of the committee and their stupid rankings.

The Big 12, ACC and SEC-hating conspiracy theorists are saying this is another way ESPN is trying to jam more SEC teams into the CFP.

What do you think?

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I've been a Dawg my entire life. UGA was always my dream school where I received 2 Terry College degrees and met my DGD wife. I've been a season ticket holder for over 30 years and love the in-stadium experience over anything from Section HD. My first game in Sanford Stadium was the 1981 Auburn game where we clinched the SEC championship. The best game I've attended in person was the Midnight Miss against Ohio State (nite, nite!). The best home games I've attended were the 1984 Clemson game (the Butler did it) and the 2013 LSU game (that 4th down is still the loudest single moment I've experienced between the hedges). The game I love to win is against the Handbags (FTMF), and the game I hate to lose is the NATS (Tuck Fech).

31 thoughts on “More committee gobbledygook”

  1. I actually like the idea/concept and think it should’ve been there all along. Whether the execution of that idea/concept is accurate and accountable is a whole other question.

  2. More rules more regulations. More rules more regulations. More rules more regulations.
    Trim the fat & get to the simplest answer being easy AND the real answer? Hell no.
    More rules more regulations.
    (Hey do u think these dummies who ACTUALLY care will buy this bullshit too? Think of all the casuals THIS will bring in)- insert evil wheezing laugh here.

  3. They’ll consider it…and still do whatever they want. Just more smoke disguised as transparency to hide the truth.

  4. The committee doesn’t care about getting it right. They care about clicks and eyeballs because the Mouse is paying their salaries. And what the Mouse wants, the Mouse gets.

  5. And once again, this does not apply to Notre Dame since they are not in a conference. They simply have to be ranked within the top 12 to make the CFP.

    Their refusal to join a conference has seemed to pay off with their schedule full of ACC and BIG 10 middleweights and bottom feeders (Wisconsin, Michigan State, Purdue, UNC, Stanford, Boston College and Syracuse). Hopefully one (or all) of the teams with a pulse (BYU, Miami, SMU) can hand them a loss (or 3) and keep them out.

  6. The problem is they have to come up with new ways to try and justify these rankings on a weekly basis due to the made-for-tv weekly selection show. If they just released the list (like the AP poll has done for 90ish years) every week, they wouldn’t have to justify their decisions on a weekly basis. But instead, we have to have “insider” articles from dumb-dumb Heather Dinich on a near-daily basis on the website, and hits from her on all the talking head shows that are on ad nauseum, and then Kirk Herbstreit’s smiling face and commentary every week. GMAFB, put some “real” sports back on ESPN and get rid of all the made-for-TV talking head BS!!!!

  7. They’ll use these new data points like all others. That is to get to their preselected matchups.

    It’s just more cover for the corrupt committee to justify their own biased picks.

    Not a chance these clowns actually all watch as many games as they claim too.

    • Yep. They are just trying to come up with a system that guarantees them the most eyeballs and therefore the most $$$ for the telecasts without actually saying that in so many words.

      • Using this as a backdrop, why did the committee select Miami over Notre Dame? ND brings a lot more eyeballs and clicks than Da U. Miami has a small alumni base, and they have a small fan following. People aren’t tuning into Miami to see Michael Irvin on the sideline acting like a fool. ND has a small alumni base with a massive national following.

        I hate the structure of the committee, but to say they are doing Disney’s bidding just doesn’t hold water to me.

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