Georgia Football AD Demands Surprising Change in Hypothetical 16-Team CFP — What Could It Mean for College Football?
Getting the right number of teams for the CFP ironed out is obviously important, but there is a lot that will go into making the College Football Playoff the best possible product that it can be.
“It’s hard in football, because there aren’t as many data points,” Brooks continued. “That’s hard, but there are things like RPI and things we can look at, to really look at a combination of the metric score that we can bring to the committee and say, ‘These are the best teams. But can you do that from a conference room watching football games? Do you need to go to some games in person? Do you need people that live and breathe and see it every day? I don’t know what that right makeup is.”
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