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[QUOTE="Stern, post: 3882397, member: 527"]
But the world has changed. The world existed for decades without TV's,  smartphones and the internet too. In this landscape of college football this new playoff will further the divide of the have's and have-not's. Your just now adding more schools into the groups of "haves" and cementing some schools into the world of "have not" forever.

The schools that are in the playoff consistently and fighting for seeds and bye weeks and the schools that never have a chance. If your in the group of schools that never have a chance, their regular-season games and football programs will decline rapidly. Nobody will care about them on TV, you may say nobody cares about them now on TV. Well watch the few that do care go away and now its going to destroy that.  There is going to be a ripple effect here that will change everything.

Football is a unique sport and I think this set-up will damage more than it helps. I mean even with 12 teams Bama, LSU, Clemson, Ohio St, Oklahoma, Georgia...those will be your schools still winning national titles. That isn't changing. I don't see the upside for the majority of schools not in that elite club.
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