College Football PLAYOFFS??

If I ran college football, I'd have 11 conference winners and 5 at large bids in a 16 game playoff.
The teams would be seeded by BCS rankings, and the top seeds get a home game in round 1 unless they are an at large.  At large teams playing conference champions play the game at the home of the conference champion.  At large teams playing At large teams play at the home of the higher ranked teams.  With a week left in the season, it would look like this:

First the people who get screwed:  BYU, Pittsburgh and Oregon st.  These teams are 14, 15, 16 in the BCS, but get leap frogged by the champions of the C-USA, MAC and Sun Belt.  No crying though, Pitt and Oregon st can win their conference with wins this week over Cincy and Oregon respectively and get into the tournament.



Round 1:

#16 Troy
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#1 Florida
Story: Alabama's mid-major can shock the world with a win and meet Alabama next week, but Tim Tebow in his final game at the Swamp will have something to say about that.

#2 Alabama
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#15 Central Michigan
Story: Can Alabama's SEC play survive snowy Michigan in December and Dan Lefevour's last game at home?

#14 Houston
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#3 Texas
Story: Defense lovers look away, Austin faces Houston in a battle of the best offenses in Texas

#13 LSU
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#4 TCU
Story: The BCS busters de jour finally have the opportunity to take it all the way, unless LSU can prove they are all hype.

#12 Va Tech
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#5 Cincy
Story:  Cincinnati looks to avenge last year's 20-7 Orange Bowl loss to the Hokies.

#11 Penn st
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#6 Boise st
Story: The "White-Out" travels to Big Blue as the pride of the WAC take on Paterno in perhaps his last shot at a national championship.

#10 Ga Tech
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#7 Oregon
Story: Ga Tech's Triple Option faces Oregon's Spread Offense in the Autzen Zoo.

#9 Iowa
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#8 Ohio st
Story: Two weeks ago, Iowa took Ohio state to overtime, only fitting to have a rematch.

Next week the 7th, playoffs spots will be updated as conference champions and BCS rankings are finalized.