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Re: Playoff field
You have to look at who they play during the season. You can only the current years schedule to make that decision. (This is going to be just an example): Say National Champion Richmond scheduled the easiest schedule in the world (and I mean they play the teams high schools teams should beat) and goes the season 11-0. A team who plays 3 top 10 schools and finished the year 10-1. I'm taking the 10-1 team over the 11-0 Richmond. Why? Because they don't deserve it for this year. I wouldn't care if they won the past 3 National Championships. I'm not going to reward them this year if there is a more worthy team, even if they have more losses.
And again, I'm not taking anything away from Montana being undefeated and this example/argument has nothing to do with Montana being undefeated. I'm just saying use this year's results, not what a team did last year.
Originally posted by EverettGriz
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And again, I'm not taking anything away from Montana being undefeated and this example/argument has nothing to do with Montana being undefeated. I'm just saying use this year's results, not what a team did last year.
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