... attention to college football for the past—I dunno—decade.

People don't like the system or the way it works.  They don't like it because someone is consistently getting the shaft and it ultimately proves nothing.

At the beginning of the season, a group of teams are designated as "the best" and thrown into the top-25 before a single snap takes place.  Then those teams take it upon themselves to play a couple of out-of-conference games against a few record-padders before going into their conference schedule.

The problem with this?

It tells the football world nothing about strength of conference—and therefore strength of schedule.  It is entirely possible that a three-loss team is better than an undefeated team ...

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