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RE: President of Coastal Carolina Sends CFP a Letter
He’s absolutely right and I’m glad he is calling them out for both Coastal and Cincinnati. The P5 and CFP committee was brilliant (brilliantly evil) in giving a single bid to all G5 conferences. Each season it pits us against each other and it keeps us from uniting for the common good of all G5 (and all of College Football IMO).

Momentum is definitely shifting for expansion, but I fear we get expansion to 8 with no guaranteed spot for G5 programs. That would result in the exact situation we currently face-committee manipulating the rankings to put teams in they want and keep out teams they don’t want. Expansion MUST include an autobid for P5 Conference Champs and the top ranked G5 champ.
12-23-2020 05:51 PM
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