r/CFB • Alabama Crimson Tide • Iron Bowl • 1d ago

News [Matt Hayes] The SEC willingly flushed its conference championship game that last year had better ratings than all eight first round CFP games of the brief, 12-team era.

https://x.com/MattHayesCFB/status/2111056779366785054
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u/purpscurp93 Arizona State Sun Devils 1d ago

Uh. Worst take ever. With larger conferences crowning a champion means a lot more when you don't play half the teams there. This is what everyone in the non sec and big10 conferences play for. But yes. The Notre Dame fan has the best perspective on this

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u/michigan_matt Michigan Wolverines 1d ago

What if you took all the teams in the Big Ten that are east of he Mississippi, only had them play each other. Then took all the teams west of it, had them play only each other. And then in like early January, they got to meet and play each other? I think that would be all roses.

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u/MediumStrange Cincinnati • Michigan 1d ago

Poor Iowa and Minnesota 😔

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u/justanothersurly Iowa State • Minnesota 23h ago

I don’t get it? They’d be on different sides

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u/MediumStrange Cincinnati • Michigan 23h ago

They'd be split apart :'(

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u/Ranger_Nietzsche Illinois • Michigan 19h ago

Seriously you can't divide the quadrangle of hate

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u/Calithrand Oregon State Beavers • Platypus Trophy 23h ago

Clearly, he meant poor Iowa and Nebraska ;)