(02-12-2021 03:09 PM)Tiger87 Wrote:  

(02-12-2021 10:16 AM)fishman6581 Wrote:  

(12-09-2019 01:44 PM)Collegiate Black Man Wrote:  Seeing the thread about Feinstein's article comparing AAC football to ACC begs the question about how the college football landscape will look in the future and U of Memphis' place in that landscape. One of his points was that schools not in P5 conferences need not apply for a national championship. UCF went undefeated 2 years in a row and never sniffed the playoff. No G5 school will get enough benefit of the doubt from the decision makers to get in, unless the expansion that has been rumored comes to pass and they slot the 8th seed to the G5 winner.

Short of that, what do you think the U of M should do in light of the fixed and broken D1, FBS college football system? If good coaches keep leaving for P5 schools, at what point do we acknowledge the ceiling that Memphis football has? How much more investment should be made? in what way should the school be investing in football?

If Cincinnati beats IU and Notre next year, then runs the table, they'll get in.

Old thread, but it still applies.
No, Cincy will not. Hard to believe that some still think it's possible for the G5 to get in - after the past few years.
An IU win carries no clout. And ND will be viewed as a fluke. It would be just like this year - Cincy kept just out of reach of the CFP, as other teams leapfrog them.