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<blockquote data-quote="mountaineermaniac34" data-source="post: 132272504" data-attributes="member: 1858083">The first step in the rich getting richer process was the 4-team playoff controlled solely by humans and ESPN. There is not a qualification to make the playoffs currently. Cincinnati had to have two undefeated seasons a numerous dominos to fall. UCF was a very dangerous team and could have put the “blood bloods” on their ***. This was the constant in the BCS. Blue bloods getting schooled on the big stage. Now the CFP has started to tighten up.&nbsp; The next step, pay the players. No salary cap, No penalties for tampering, no rules. Since the NCAA is totally useless as you can see for the harsh penalties for Arizona and Kansas, this thing is wide open. The New York Yankees could afford the best players that Monica bar without a salary cap and dominated. This will be the same thing. And now if there appears to be a potential changing of the guard, the players leave and follow the money</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mountaineermaniac34, post: 132272504, member: 1858083"] The first step in the rich getting richer process was the 4-team playoff controlled solely by humans and ESPN. There is not a qualification to make the playoffs currently. Cincinnati had to have two undefeated seasons a numerous dominos to fall. UCF was a very dangerous team and could have put the “blood bloods” on their ***. This was the constant in the BCS. Blue bloods getting schooled on the big stage. Now the CFP has started to tighten up. The next step, pay the players. No salary cap, No penalties for tampering, no rules. Since the NCAA is totally useless as you can see for the harsh penalties for Arizona and Kansas, this thing is wide open. The New York Yankees could afford the best players that Monica bar without a salary cap and dominated. This will be the same thing. And now if there appears to be a potential changing of the guard, the players leave and follow the money [/QUOTE]

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