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JohnF: Or we can remain in the biased selective-winner process that we're in now and let writers decide who's number one -- which comes down to preference in too many cases instead of performance.
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...but this year, a play off season would have produced no more of a quality or universal winner...every team seemed capable of losing to a team they shouldnot of.
Missouri...a weak #1 if ever there was one, was an underdog yesterday on a neutral field.
West Virginia...a 4 touchdown favorite at home, lost...exposing there one dimensional, one player team
LSU, could jut as easily be 12-0 pr 8-4...fully one third of their games, they were really no better than their opponents.
Why do you think a play off system will suddenly clear this up? For all intensive purposes, they play one...its called the regular season...and this year, many teams have had a chance, only to blow it in a game they should not have.
What grand difference do you think a play off system will have other than to give 2 loss team a 3rf shot and teams who play no one a chance to catch lightning in a jar.
This is it...complaining or wishing for something "better" or different will only jade and distract you from enjoying college football.
relax...enjoy