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RE: Rumor-UConn and Cincy to ACC in 2018?
(04-06-2017 06:42 PM)nzmorange Wrote:  Would you support a champs only model if you were the B1G commish after this year?

IMO at this point Delany doesn't know whether to wind his butt or scratch his watch in regards to the playoff. The first year looked good with Ohio State winning the title but the past two years he's had both his champion (Michigan State '15) and "best team" (Ohio State '16) beat like a red headed step child. This past season would have been bad for them no matter what way the went. While Penn State probably wouldn't have got shut out against Clemson their defensive scheme would have given up a whole lot more than Ohio State did.
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