National Championship Game time
National Championship Game time 2011 - the college football system is really quite easy and I believe a college football playoff would eclipse March Madness and maybe the Super Bowl as the most exciting and financially lucrative yearly event in the sporting world. Here's how it works.
Eight teams qualify for the tournament: the six champions of the automatic qualifying leagues (ACC, Big Ten, Big East, Big 12, Pac 10, SEC) and the two highest-ranked teams in the BCS Standings. This year that would have put TCU and Stanford in the tournament.
You then let the BCS establish the seedings and incorporate the bowl games into the tournament. The four big bowls (Rose, Orange, Sugar, Fiesta) rotate. One is the national title, two are the semi-final games and one is in the first round.
Eight teams qualify for the tournament: the six champions of the automatic qualifying leagues (ACC, Big Ten, Big East, Big 12, Pac 10, SEC) and the two highest-ranked teams in the BCS Standings. This year that would have put TCU and Stanford in the tournament.
You then let the BCS establish the seedings and incorporate the bowl games into the tournament. The four big bowls (Rose, Orange, Sugar, Fiesta) rotate. One is the national title, two are the semi-final games and one is in the first round.
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