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RE: CFP Recommendation: 6 conf. champs + 6 at-large
(06-10-2021 02:10 PM)Fighting Muskie Wrote:  I’m curious what the payout model will be. I assume your conference gets extra money for each at-large selection, but how much money?

What happens in a season like 2020, when the PAC 12 is left out? Do they not receive any playoff money or do they get the equivalent of a G5?

Given how the proposal is worded and constructed (looks like the anti-trust lawyers had some input)---I have to think every champ autobid has to pay the same amount and every wildcard has to pay the same amount. There must be another mechanism they will use to make sure the P5 get the lions share---and that may be simply sheer weight of numbers. The P5 will almost surely fill the vast majority of the bracket every year.
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RE: CFP Recommendation - Wedge - 06-10-2021, 12:56 PM
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