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Are conference championship games useless?
I'm seeing the value of these conference championship games decline every year...this year has been the worst IMO

The committee doesn't seem to value them as much any more. The argument about the 13th data point has been thrown out the window. The 13th data point did not help Ohio State and USC this year, or Penn State last year.

This year we had several useless rematches. USC, UCF, and Oklahoma all had to beat teams again that they had previously beaten. Georgia got a mulligan.

If you had a choice between these conference championship games, or maybe the first round of an 8-team playoff, what would you choose?
12-04-2017 01:49 PM
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