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[QUOTE="JJReddawg, post: 293256, member: 226"]
[url]http://www.ajc.com/sports/uga/sec-coaches-dont-limit-1448810.html[/url]
 
I wonder if they'll try getting the Big XII to agree with them considering they have that bowl agreement. I don't see the Pac 12, Big Ten or ACC falling in line with this thinking though.
 
Here's a breakdown of the playoff if it's just the top 4 teams since the start of the BCS:
 
98 - Tennessee, Florida State, Kansas State, & Ohio State
99 - Florida State, Va Tech, Nebraska, & Alabama
00 - Oklahoma, Florida State, Miami, & Washington
01 - Miami, Nebraska, Colorado, & Oregon
02 - Miami, Ohio State, Georgia, & USC
03 - Oklahoma, LSU, USC & Michigan
04 - USC, Oklahoma, Auburn, & Texas
05 - USC, Texas, Penn State & Ohio State
06 - Ohio State, Florida, Michigan & LSU
07 - Ohio State, LSU, Va Tech, & Oklahoma
08 - Oklahoma, Florida, Texas, & Alabama
09 - Alabama, Texas, Cincinnatti, & TCU
10 - Auburn, Oregon, TCU & Stanford
11 - LSU, Alabama, Oklahoma St., & Stanford
 
2006 would have been a Big Ten/Sec playoff. 2008 would have been a Big XII/SEC playoff.
 
The Big Ten, Pac 12, Big XII and SEC would all have had years with two teams in the playoff.  The ACC and Big East would have had 0 years with two teams.
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