Summary
There is growing demand for changes to the College Football Playoff system after Tulane and James Madison suffered heavy losses. Many are criticizing the current playoff format, while some defend the smaller schools. The debate highlights a divide on how the playoff system should be structured.
Key Facts
- Tulane and James Madison lost by large margins in recent College Football Playoff games.
- These games have sparked calls to change the current playoff system.
- Critics argue that smaller schools are at a disadvantage against larger, better-funded opponents.
- Some believe that every team, regardless of size, deserves a chance to compete in the playoffs.
- Notable sports personalities and fans are deeply divided on this issue.
- There is debate about whether the system should better support smaller and less-funded teams.
- The College Football Playoff has been in place for over ten years.
