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Joey


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Walt, I really like your idea for the College Football Playoffs so I did my own for the past three seasons and I had some pretty interesting games in it. Mine is very similar to yours. I have the 11 conference winners in and 5 wildcards but I select the wildcards differently than you and I seed the teams differently than you. I put the 11 conference winners in and the top 5 non-conference winners in the AP poll before the bowl games. Then I seed the teams based on their ranking in the AP poll prior to the bowl games. When there were multiple teams that weren't ranked in the AP poll, I seeded them based on Win/Loss record. Heres my NCAA playoffs.....


2003


First Round


1. USC 52, 8. North Texas 3
5. Florida State 34, 4. Kansas State 27
6. Miami, Ohio 49, 3. Texas 20
2. Michigan 25, 7. Boise State 3


1. LSU 34, 8. Southern Miss 0
4. Ohio State 27, 5. Miami, FL 20
6. Georgia 37, 3. Tennessee 17
7. Utah 20, 2. Oklahoma 17


Quarter Finals


1. USC 34, 5. Florida State 13
2. Michigan 41, 6. Miami, Ohio 31


1. LSU 31, 4. Ohio State 29 (3OT)
6. Georgia 27, 7. Utah 17


Semi Finals


1. USC 28, 2. Michigan 14


1. LSU 27, 6. Georgia 10


Finals


1. LSU 31, 1. USC 30


 


2004


First Round


1. USC 76, 8. North Texas 0
5. Virginia Tech 27, 4. Georgia 24
3. Utah 28, 6. LSU 17
7. Michigan 44, 2. Cal 10


1. Oklahoma 56, 8. Toledo 7
4. Louisville 44, 5. Boise State 40
3. Texas 34, 6. Iowa 31
2. Auburn 55, 7, Pitt 0


Quarter Finals


1. USC 27, 5. Virginia Tech 7
3. Utah 45, 7. Michigan 41


1. Oklahoma 37, 4. Louisville 14
2. Auburn 31, 3. Texas 29


Semi Finals


1. USC 41, 3. Utah 21


2. Auburn 20, 1. Oklahoma 16


Finals


1. USC 37, 2. Auburn 20


 


2005


First Round


1. USC 80, 8. Arkansas State 7
4. Georgia 35, 5. Miami 3
6. Florida State 24, 3. Notre Dame 23
2. Ohio State 38, 7. Boise State 7


1. Texas 66, 8. Akron 10
5. West Virginia 35, 4. Auburn 17
6. TCU 24, 3. Oregon 13
2. Penn State 34, 7. Tulsa 0


Quarter Finals


1. USC 38, 4. Georgia 31
2. Ohio State 23, 6. Florida State 7


1. Texas 45, 5. West Virginia 38
2. Penn State 27, 6. TCU 16


Semi Finals


1. USC 38, 2. Ohio State 27


1. Texas 27, 2. Penn State 23


Finals


1. Texas 41, 1. USC 38



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Walter


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That's pretty cool. If only NCAA Football had this type of system. Greedy college presidents...

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Joey


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Do you agree that LSU was the best team in 2003 rather than USC?

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It's hard to say. They never played each other, so we'll never know. And that's the shame of it all.

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Joey


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LSU's defense was really powerful that year. I think that they would have held USC to score in the mid-20s and I think their offense would have scored enough points to win. Plus, I would give the advantage to Nick Saban over Pete Carroll in the coaching matchup.

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You're definitely right about the coaching matchup. Pete Carroll proved he is nothing more than a product of the system against Texas. He made a lot of blunders that made me say, "Oh yeah! This is the guy who did a horrible job with the Patriots."

Carroll's a great recruiter, but that's about it.

-- Edited by Walter at 08:35, 2006-08-10

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Joey


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Totally agree. When he refused to have instant replay at the USC-Notre Dame game last year I was thinking "How Stupid! Now what could be the greatest game of the year could be decided by a terrible call that they can't replay!". I didn't realize how meaningful those words would be. Reggie Bush pushed Leinart into the endzone, that would be a penalty and a 10 second run-off. Notre Dame wins.

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