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<blockquote data-quote="Dreh_Nagi_HC_IM" data-source="post: 130377146" data-attributes="member: 1942792">G5 will never be at the table, unless someone like an Ohio State or Alabama dresses up in Bowling Green uniforms.&nbsp; With that said, I'm okay with the CFP committee, but want the field expanded to eight teams.&nbsp; Even if that were to occur, the G5 will still likely not make the cut.&nbsp; Even if you play 2 or 3 decent OOC games, and somehow win, you'll still have the scheduling deficiency of having to play the conference schedule, which basically eliminates a G5 team from being in the conversation.&nbsp; Certainly, someone like a Boise State who has developed a decent history might make the cut, but it would certainly not be a guarantee.&nbsp; Additionally, I'm totally against giving a G5 an auto-birth into a potential expanded field.&nbsp; I think you have to earn your way.All told, with money and TV ratings dictating the show, G5 is better served by creating their own playoff format under a separate division.&nbsp; It doesn't mean the G5 members cannot continue to play the big boys for money games, as they need that to survive.&nbsp; I actually enjoy watching the lower division playoffs prior to bowl season, so I think a G5 playoff would be decent to watch.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dreh_Nagi_HC_IM, post: 130377146, member: 1942792"] G5 will never be at the table, unless someone like an Ohio State or Alabama dresses up in Bowling Green uniforms. With that said, I'm okay with the CFP committee, but want the field expanded to eight teams. Even if that were to occur, the G5 will still likely not make the cut. Even if you play 2 or 3 decent OOC games, and somehow win, you'll still have the scheduling deficiency of having to play the conference schedule, which basically eliminates a G5 team from being in the conversation. Certainly, someone like a Boise State who has developed a decent history might make the cut, but it would certainly not be a guarantee. Additionally, I'm totally against giving a G5 an auto-birth into a potential expanded field. I think you have to earn your way. All told, with money and TV ratings dictating the show, G5 is better served by creating their own playoff format under a separate division. It doesn't mean the G5 members cannot continue to play the big boys for money games, as they need that to survive. I actually enjoy watching the lower division playoffs prior to bowl season, so I think a G5 playoff would be decent to watch. [/QUOTE]

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