reverend1
Kick Henry Jackassowski
@JohnnyN, My reason is that if in fact it is true that the SEC is the "only good conference" or the vastly superior conference or whatever, that having a system that crowns the nat'l champ from teams largely within once conference will perpetuate the disparities noted by Rev.
At the "amateur" level of college athletics, parity and a level playing field, and access to the party to teams from colleges across the country, has to be a large part of the goal. So, because college athletics has that (or IMO should have that) as a major part of the goal, crowning what some or many believe to be the absolute best has to take a second seat.
Or, we could just do away with the BS, acknowledge that largely the players on these major college teams often have little to do with the schools they represent, and make it some sort of professional farm system. Call a spade a spade and all that. Then the new professional organization can find the best team whatever way it wants.
EDIT: I like Chad's proposal.
So you are ok with mediocre as long as you perceive it to be fair?


