CCG’s are about the $ most years. Take this year for B10 and SEC for example, Oregon won all their games in conference, Texas finished with one loss. A case could be made that these two teams are their conference champions. The CCG puts Oregon and Texas in jeopardy, and for what, fans, $, recruiting (no visits are allowed). The two heavyweights in each conference get to play one more game risking injury and a loss. All for what, since both the winner and loser are getting in this year. Sounds meaningless to most if you can already call Oregon and Texas champions. Meanwhile, Tennessee, and Ohio State get a bye while the CCG happens? Sure, they may play a higher seeded opponent the first week. Texas will play Georgia with a decent chance of playing them a third time if it all works out. When should Georgia be eliminated? How many chances do they get? Either reduce the playoff format to 8 with CCG’s that mean something (elimination if you lose), or expand to 16 and get ride of them. It’s better today than the polls picking 1 & 2. It’s better than the BCS. Hell, it’s better than the 4 team playoff, but it still sucks!