Is It Time for Other Conferences to Be on Alert as SEC & Big Ten Proceed with Meetings? | Sam Khan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Sam Khan Jr joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on recent meetings between the SEC and the Big Ten, will the SEC & Big Ten completely push the other conferences out, his thoughts on the game between Texas A&M and Missouri, his thoughts on UCF vs Florida, his thoughts on Oklahoma State, are the wheels coming off and more.
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Its time for a G6 national championship and let NFL Jr go its own way
This is what the B1G and the SEC are trying to force to happen. If the G6 break off themselves, then it frees the power 2 from any kind of lawsuit if they choose to break away.
3:23 It's not the same thing. NFL divisions and the teams within them are much closer together (both the best and worst) than college football conferences. The worst team in the Big 12/ACC is VASTLY far off from the best team in the Big 10/SEC. The NFL is not the same thing as college football.
That said, all auto bids are dumb and there shouldn't be any.
I like the current 12 team playoff with the 5 highest ranked conf champs getting bids. However, why not just seed the top 4 ranked teams in the CFP poll as numbers 1-4 so that a conference that has 2 teams in the top 4 gets 2 teams with first round byes? If need be as a compromise, have it so that if you want to get the bid as a conference champ, your team needs to finish in the top 16.
3-3-2-2-1 is a gift to the Big 12 and ACC. This year there is no chance of two Big 12 teams in the playoffs. ACC has a chance at two, but certainly no more than that. The Big 12 and ACC claimed that it was a matter of principle, but it is costing them money. The SEC and B1G will each get three or more anyway.
If Bama or tOSU tries to squeeze out Vandy or whomever, the litigation will explode, including Congressional actions. The SEC and B1G really need to stick together and have, at the least, a viable Big 12 and a tolerable ACC.
@observer46-vh5bm Instead of giving the ACC and Big12 two auto bids each under new 14 team format, give them a total of three auto bids between them - one for each conference champ and third one goes to highest remaining second place team. This would be a compromise solution in exchange for yielding the Big 10 & SEC three auto bids each. Therefore, under this scenario, the Big 12/ACC (w/ 3 auto bids) is valued at half as the Big 10/SEC (6 auto bids). What is wrong with this proposal?
@@azimmomin9029 nothing except that the Big 12 and ACC turned down two guarantees each. You are suggesting something even worse for them, which they will again reject.
@@observer46-vh5bm Yes but that was last year. SEC and Big 10 have even more leverage now. ACC & Big 12 need to take whatever they can and hope the Big 10/SEC are willing to come down from their demand of 4 bids each to only 3.
@@azimmomin9029 I agree, but I think that they will be too stupid and stubborn to realize the real world and ask to please get two bids each, which they refused for this year. Both the B1G, and especially the SEC, will get at least four each when it goes to 16. The Big 12 and ACC should be happy with whatever they get, but they will not be.
@@azimmomin9029 Give them nothing, Break away and stop trying to make the playoffs a welfare system.
Do u know what's worse than having 8 teams from 2 conferences? having 7 teams from 1 conference which could happen under our current format. do u know what's worse than 1 auto bid? Not even being invited to the dance. the days of Administrators and tv executives deciding who gets in who gets left out needs to end and this proposal is leading us to that end
The FBS needs to be split in two. The idea that Ohio State and Ohio are on the same level; that Texas and UTEP are on the same level is absurd.
Exactly
The SEC and the Big shouldn't have to carry the ball for the other conferences. They might as well break away.
What politician would go against this.. all stars have teams in thr P2 Minus Kansas Colorado Arizona utah. Those states have absolutely no political pull
I think khan meant "objective" not "subject"
As long as the programmers are selling TV we will have this type of lunacy! This is also why the games are officiated so terribly too.. Competition is no longer available and that’s sad… 🤷🏾♂️
These are not "athletic competitions". These are Television shows. When you understand that, you become more comfortable with what they're trying to do.
@@francoisdillinger9992 I have to agree 👍🏾
They are codifying giving the ACC and Big12 2 teams each . This is a win for 2 leagues that would only get 1 each with a lucky 2 some years
just jealousy for these two hosts. just let BIG and SEC do their thing. survival or the fittest
I’m fine with letting BIG & SEC go do their own thing but DO NOT EVER call it a “National” Championship again.
@@keithpfrang2114 Stop pretending like these lesser leagues belong in the real National championship. The G5, ACC and Big 12 can have their own championship just like the lower divisions have. They can all call it the national championship, because it will be for their division.
@@talmanes4589 a 2 conference “National” Championship is just ridiculous.
Tht nfl has a 2 conference "wolrd" champion . What's the difference
@@shallojallohThere are only two NFL conferences in existence. Always has been and always will be. Not so with collegiate football.
Not arguing that BIG & SEC are currently ahead of the others in terms of football. That wasn’t always the case. The old Big 8 was the powerhouse before Texas blew up the SWC then trashed the Big 12. Nothing says the BIG & SEC will forever be what they currently are.
BIG and SEC are tired of carrying the rest of CFB. Finally get a playoffs but instead of the best teams lesser conferences are getting gifted spots they can't otherwise earn. Winner of the Big 12 this year might not even be a top 20 team.
Super League should be the 8 strongest and historical teams. Thr P4 (or3) will stay the way they end up in '26. So, I'd go with Ohio State, Michigan, USC, Clemson, ND, Georgia, Alabama & Texas. If a team ends up last for 2 years in a row or finishes in the bottom half of the league 4 years in a row, they drop down to their previous league, replaced by the best available. The 8 teams get 300 mil/yr. The champion gets another 200 mil.