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re: Suggested changes to improve college football
Posted on 8/21/14 at 9:10 am to boom roasted
Posted on 8/21/14 at 9:10 am to boom roasted
Comparing European soccer leagues to college athletics in the US is a pretty terrible idea. And relegating 20 teams? ridiculous.
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Posted on 8/21/14 at 9:12 am to GeauxColonels
quote:I'm not comparing the two. Just trying to apply their league format to CFB.
Comparing European soccer leagues to college athletics in the US is a pretty terrible idea. And relegating 20 teams? ridiculous.
quote:It doesn't have to be 20. Just throwing a number out there. I went with 20 because you would still be keeping the 30 best teams.
And relegating 20 teams? ridiculous.
Posted on 8/21/14 at 9:18 am to GeauxColonels
Playing same teams home and away is what makes the rivalries. I would like to see them adopt similar NFL rules with regards to how the clock runs during a game and the overtime rules need to change in college. Other than that, if it's not broke why try and fix.
Also, similar to the NFL, any semifinal game needs to be at a home site of a participating team with championship at neutral site. I think that would create the type of atmosphere that stays true to college football and not expect fans to shell out the money you need to follow your team as a season ticket holder, conference champ game, and/or semifinal and final matchups.
Maybe as a reward the SEC champ game could switch from Atlanta to the team that earned home field during conference play.
Also, similar to the NFL, any semifinal game needs to be at a home site of a participating team with championship at neutral site. I think that would create the type of atmosphere that stays true to college football and not expect fans to shell out the money you need to follow your team as a season ticket holder, conference champ game, and/or semifinal and final matchups.
Maybe as a reward the SEC champ game could switch from Atlanta to the team that earned home field during conference play.
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