Firstly - I think it's nearly unanimous that this was a grave error and that money has corrupted the sport. The "best team" argument (which is terrible in the first place) doesn't pass the s*** test - they would have put UGA in front of FSU if that was how they were doing it. They picked the the teams they wanted for money purposes.
Secondly - I realize FSU threw a temper tantrum this off-season and isn't a good guy in the grand scheme of things but if you want college football's integrity to be maintained, you gotta be able to put that aside for the betterment of the sport.
If you're GT, you now know you're screwed in future years if you're on the cusp of making the playoff as an at-large. If you're someone who ever played competitive sports, you know this shouldn't be how it works. So, how do you get the committee to course correct? To me the way is by screwing them over much worse than they screwed you. You boycott the bowl season. Watch how fast this fixes the problem.
Secondly - I realize FSU threw a temper tantrum this off-season and isn't a good guy in the grand scheme of things but if you want college football's integrity to be maintained, you gotta be able to put that aside for the betterment of the sport.
If you're GT, you now know you're screwed in future years if you're on the cusp of making the playoff as an at-large. If you're someone who ever played competitive sports, you know this shouldn't be how it works. So, how do you get the committee to course correct? To me the way is by screwing them over much worse than they screwed you. You boycott the bowl season. Watch how fast this fixes the problem.
