The new 12-team College Football Playoff is set to amplify outrage over rankings, with more entry spots increasing scrutiny on committee decisions and team performances.
The committee's rankings exhibit a clear bias towards the Big Ten, with teams like Penn State and Indiana placed high despite poor records against quality opponents.
Initially ranking Ohio State ahead of Georgia sparked significant confusion, highlighting the inconsistency and subjective nature of the committee's criteria for selection.
As the committee navigates this new format, the early outrage serves a purpose, providing insight into the evolving focus of playoff rankings and priorities.
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