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Pete Thamel: 12-Team CFP Model Leads The Way
(06-08-2021 06:29 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(06-08-2021 06:23 PM)owl at the moon Wrote:  If you win your conference (P5 or G5) and finish in the top 25*, then you should be guaranteed an invite in to a 12 team playoff.

*ideally, top 25 in any of the three rankings: CFP, AP, Coaches.

Top 25 is too easy. We'd have 2-3 G5 champs ranked around #21 getting in over P5 teams ranked in the top 10.


Ok, you’re right.
Top 20 is probably better.
IMO a 5:1 ratio of P5:G5 is healthy mix. Really need two G5 in there *on average*, if twelve teams are involved.
06-08-2021 07:18 PM
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