How is this more fair than the BCS system?

[Triple B]

7 minutes ago, TheUpperHand said:

I don't know that it would make a difference. How many state governors lobbied for their schools to enter the Big 12? The only "political" action that would do anything is some sort of anti-trust action that can prove that the TV networks and power conferences are damaging G5 schools.

 

3 minutes ago, ambienknights said:

this. Florida is the 3rd most populous State in the Nation yet only has 3 Power 5 Programs

Although I don't think anything comes out of, it's an angle hadn't really thought about ...

[Bear]

39 minutes ago, TheUpperHand said:

I don't know that it would make a difference. How many state governors lobbied for their schools to enter the Big 12? The only "political" action that would do anything is some sort of anti-trust action that can prove that the TV networks and power conferences are damaging G5 schools.

That's a good start  (millions are on the table, literally)

[beastiebull]

36 minutes ago, ambienknights said:

this. Florida is the 3rd most populous State in the Nation yet only has 3 Power 5 Programs

 

Yea except how many P5 programs do the #1 and #2 most populous States have?

[Bear]

36 minutes ago, ambienknights said:

this. Florida is the 3rd most populous State in the Nation yet only has 3 Power 5 Programs

 

I can get on board with this...

 

[bullsbucsfan426]

Just now, beastiebull said:

Yea except how many P5 programs do the #1 and #2 most populous States have?

California: Cal, Stanford, UCLA, and USC

Texas: Texas, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, TCU, Baylor

One has four, the other has five. 

Florida had four at one point, but the state could support 5 P5 programs.