The Perfect Post-Expansion Playoff System (Detailed)

It couldn't be 4 team playoff like most suggest(if the BCS went to a playoff system), because what of the lesser teams of the NCAA? I say the post season playoffs work like this:

ACC Champion*
-vs-
Highest rated non-AQ team^
-Played in the Orange Bowl

Big 16 Champion*
-vs-
2nd highest rated non-AQ team^
-Played in the Fiesta Bowl

Pac 16 Champion*
-vs-
Highest rated AQ team**
-Played in the Rose Bowl

SEC Champion*
-vs-
2nd Highest rated AQ team**
-Played in the Sugar Bowl

Both Semi Final games played in Cowboys Stadium

BCSNCG played in one of the BCS bowl stadiums.
The BCSNCG will not be played at a bowl where a finalist has previously played in the postseason. The National Championship Game should be held at the bowl site nearest both teams that neither team has played at in the first round.


*Superconference champion results from a post season championship game against the two best teams in the conference(regardless of division)

**AQ teams specifies a team from one of the four superconferences that were not winners of the conference championships. Basically the first and second runners up. Can be taken from any conference, but not both from the same conference. If the AQ team receiving the bid played in the SEC or PAC 16 championship game and lost, they will not be matched up with the same team again in the first round. For example: these can be switched so that the SEC champion plays the highest rated AQ team and the PAC 16 champion plays the second highest rated AQ team if it would be a rematch of the conference championship.

^Non-AQ teams are the highest and second highest rated FBS teams that do not belong to the four superconferences.

***NOTE: the AQ and non-AQ bids would be rotated every year. This is just what it would start as. For example: next year, ACC champion plays the 2nd highest rated AQ team, BIG 16 plays highest rated non-AQ team, and so on down the line...
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I know its a little daunting to read all these exceptions and rules, but I wanted to set up a realistic system with all the bases covered. Let me know what you think or give me suggestions if you have any!