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http://tracking.si.com/2012/05/31/ohio-state-georgia-series-cancelled/?xid=si_ncaaf

So, CUM is afraid of the Bulldogs?

I don't know why he would be afraid of the Dawgs, he owned them while he was at Florida!

We're talking 2020 anyway. CUM will have left for ND long before then.

They are big on the 4 team conference winner playoff idea. That will, by necessity turn into 4 superconferences so the landscape of college football will likely change several times by then, if these kooks have their way.

It would seem, unless I missed it, that the Big 12 and Pac 12 have been pretty quiet on the subject. The Big 10 and SEC have been making all the noise. I'm wondering if those 2 conferences are as fed up with the SEC as the Big 10 and "Sour grapes" Delany?

One of those two agrees with the SEC that it should be the best four teams.  Care to guess which one?

I would guess Pac 12. I have a 50% chance of being right.

Tails, you lose!  It's the Big12.  (Another conference that has had a team in the national championship game that didn't win the conference.)

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/7996958/sec-presidents-ads-back-best-teams-playoff

Did I mention that I also had a 50% chance of losing?  :-[

:lol:

I hadn't thought about the fact that the Pac 12 would be aligned with the Big 10 since they would love to have a NC game with their conference champions in the Rose Bowl....Lol, hell will be a little chilly when that happens.

Well I don't blame Coach Urban Meyer, because he has been here in the SEC. He knows the talent that is here. He also knows the kind of talent on his football and knowing all that he knows his talent can not beat the stuff Georgia has, and no not taking up for Georgia, just stating the obvious. RTR!

Yeah, that makes sense.  And the Big12 joining the SEC for similar reasons, as outsiders to the Rose Bowl

Another factor may be history, as the Big12 is the only other conference with a non-conference champion making the BCSCG.  In fact, the Big12 has placed a non-conference champion twice in the BCSCG, 2001 Nebraska and 2003 Oklahoma.  Neither of those teams won the Big12, but they competed in the BCSCG.

Good point. And now the SEC and Big 12 are setting up their champions for bowl games with each other. Looks like it's SEC/ Big 12 against the Pac 12/ Big 10 as far as the 4 team playoff votes go. Let's see whose agenda wins out.  :popcorn2:

Yep, the only thing that keeps UM away from Notre Dame is if the present coach at ND has some success.