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Originally Posted by Justsomeguy
I mean that teams like Auburn, FSU, Miami, and Oklahoma would not be required to be so dominant to be the national champion each. Why go 11-0 when you can go 9-2 and be the national champion. Also, remember that college teams are largely in control on their own schedules. With a playoff system why schedule tough games when you can schedule 11 Louisiana-Monroe's and Arkansas State's? Imagine how dominant Notre Dame would become if this were to happen.
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You're missing one thing I said. You have a selection committee selecting the teams, just like in college. A team that schedules a full plate of teams like that wouldn't even sniff the playoffs. Plus, when you are in a conference, generally you have to play the teams in your conference which is at least eight games in most cases.
Plus, Auburn already has a horrendus OOC schedule (I think their total SOS is around 90th or something like that), so it already happens. This could eliminate that to a point.