You may select four teams to compete for the 2009-2010 NCAA Football Championship. There are only two conditions: Each of the four teams may have no more than one loss, and none may come from the same conference. What four make your ballot?
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10-24-09 10:38 PM #1
Hypothetical 4-team Playoff: Who gets your vote?
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10-24-09 10:44 PM #2
iowa / usc
tcu / boise
texas / cincinatti
florida / alabama
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10-24-09 10:48 PM #3
florida, tcu, texas, cinci
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10-24-09 11:30 PM #4
Only looking for four teams cougars.
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10-24-09 11:38 PM #5
Iowa
Alabama
Boise State
Texas
Cincinnati has played a weak schedule. Also, I'd love to see TCU play Texas right now on a neutral field.
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10-24-09 11:40 PM #6
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10-24-09 11:41 PM #7
Florida, Bama, Texas, USC
To be fair, I would consider, TCU, Boise St, Cinci and Iowa. An 8 team playoff is the right amount to me.
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10-24-09 11:43 PM #8
Florida, Texas, TCU, Iowa
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10-24-09 11:43 PM #9
Me too, but that would make the hypo too easy. Also, no two from same conference.
Originally Posted by Mac4Lyfe
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10-24-09 11:49 PM #10
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