That’s why it would have been interesting if the teams on the bubble that had coaches out there politicking had banded together and presented a proposal for the committee to consider, hey we will play each other for a chance to play into the dance, they’d have to address it. At the very least. Even if they said no. We could offer to host two games this weekend at Texas for the play in teams, we will sell tickets at like $10-20 bucks, whatever the fuck help fans with hotels and what not. They have enough cameras as they routinely have so many damn games every weekend. A network would cover it, winning. Telling the committee they are busted and wrong may make changes for next year but it doesn’t help the bubble teams this year. Forcing a proposal like that down their throats at least addresses the committee absurdity and gives the bubble teams a chance were they all in agreement to “we will play each other to have a shot to play into the playoffs.” Committee likely says no but at least you can get all the sports stations and writers to discuss the proposal as opposed to coaches fighting a losing battle to politick to get in. There was one year I thought Bama had 3 losses and the committee said no. It’s rare but it does happen.