What if the College Football Playoff returned to using an objective system to determine the 12-team field, instead of risking the perception of bias inherent in the current selection committee format?

A decade or so ago, in the time of the BCS and early CFP, using March as the occasion for putting together a comically huge college football bracket felt like a fantastical exercise. Obviously ...

Metrics dominate the March Madness conversation before the NCAA Tournament. That's not the case with the College Football ...

“The problem with the old BCS was it was only two teams ... week for a team to fall below the Vols when the official playoff bracket is released Sunday afternoon. “Excited to be in position ...

Technology came a long way in the 11 years since the BCS computers powered down ... could hatch a better idea than the 4+4+2+2+1+1 playoff bracket model the SEC and Big Ten reportedly are ...

USC in their eighth major bowl meeting, and LSU vs. Oklahoma in a rematch of 2003’s BCS Championship. Going backward from 2014, this is the bowl arrangement 2007’s Playoff would’ve used.

There were no meetings and no deliberation like the College Football Playoff or NCAA Tournament selection committees conduct now. The way the BCS worked at its most granular level as recently as a ...